Polar RCX5 Tour de France limited edition training computer

The Polar RCX5 Tour de France is a limited edition training computer, targeting fans of the Tour de France who want to train just like the professionals themselves. This official Tour de France training computer comes in a slim, watch-like design as well as a striking yellow color which will certainly be hard to miss. If you want to increase your fitness to superhuman levels, then the Polar RCX5 Tour de France's Smart Coaching feature ought to come in handy, letting you plan, train and analyze each of your sessions in greater detail.

Ubergizmo, Polar RCX5 Tour de France limited edition training computer

2012 Ford Focus Electric

The EV Incognito. You know those "spot the difference" side-by-side photos that are commonly reserved for Highlights magazines in a dentist's waiting room. "Can you find seven differences between these two pictures?" Park a 2012 Ford Focus Electric next to its gasoline-powered kin and you'll essentially be playing a three-dimensional version.
But that's exactly why we like this zero-emission, battery-powered compact.










Autoblog, 2012 Ford Focus Electric

McLaren spotted testing successor to the legendary F1

Rumors and conjecture will only get you so far, particularly when we're talking about the stratosphere of supercardom where speculation can disappear back into the ether from whence it came as quickly as it emerged in the first place. What we need to really anticipate the arrival of a new record-breaking hypercar is concrete evidence. And concrete evidence, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, is what we have here before us today. The car we're talking about is the long-awaited successor to the legendary McLaren F1.

Autoblog, McLaren spotted testing successor to the legendary F1

Travel Corporation Chooses Neustar Web Performance Solutions

Webmetrics Enables International Travel Service to Ensure Uptime, Positive Brand ExperienceLondon, UK – 24th April 2012, Neustar, Inc.

Press Release Distribution, Travel Corporation Chooses Neustar Web Performance Solutions

Google now selling devices on Google Play Store; Galaxy Nexus first to bat for $400

In an unexpected Vince Russo-like swerve, it appears Google have rebooted their device sales ambitions. The Android team have just announced that the Galaxy Nexus is available for sale on the Google Play Store.Wait, what. Never mind the fact that the device, which comes unlocked for use on both AT&T and T-Mobile, comes at a very attractive price point of $400 (though we’re still very excited about that) — we’re excited that Google’s taking another chance with this online store thing.

Android Phone, Google now selling devices on Google Play Store; Galaxy Nexus first to bat for $400

‘Galaxy S3′ moniker revealed in new Samsung app

. Samsung never confirmed that the highly anticipated Galaxy S III would be unveiled at the company's press conference in London on May 3rd, merely stating “come and meet the next Galaxy” in its invitation to the press. According to the South Korean vendor's Unpacked Mobile 2012 app now available in the Google Play marketplace, however, we can expect Samsung to take the wraps off its “Galaxy S3″ flagship smartphone next week.


Boy Genius Report, ‘Galaxy S3′ moniker revealed in new Samsung app

HTC Q1 results: profits are down, expected to bounce back in Q2

HTC's preliminary report made it pretty clear that the last couple of quarters were pretty tough for the company. Now, their full report is out and it gives us some more details on how HTC performed in Q1 of 2012. The company's revenue ($2.3 billion) dropped about 34% both quarter on quarter and year on year. HTC attributes that to the product transition cycle (the new HTC One series went on sale after Q1 ended).

HTC managed to cut down operating expense during Q1 (mostly by reducing marketing costs), but the operating profit of $173 million was down 60% quarter on quarter and 69% compared to Q1 of last year.

GSM Arena, HTC Q1 results: profits are down, expected to bounce back in Q2