Is your baby hungry? Bored? Tired? Annoyed?

When babies cry, even the most attentive parents often struggle to figure out why. But a new iPhone application claims to help new moms and dads decipher the wails and howls of their newborn children.

Launched this week by Barcelona-based Biloop Technologic, S.L., the Cry Translator uses sound analysis technology to identify one of five emotional states — hunger, fatigue, annoyance, stress or boredom.

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Though plenty of people — analyst Michael Pachter chief among them — are pretty certain that an HD version of the Wii is in the pipeline, you’re not going to catch Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Amie copping to it. Speaking with Geoff Keighley on Gametrailers TV, the Regginator said, “Michael continues to be the only one who believes that this is gonna happen. I don’t know how forcefully we can say there is no Wii HD.”
It certainly sounds like a firm refusal, but let’s all try to rememberSource: Houstonist RSS Feed

The 2009 SEMA show kicks off in Las Vegas today and while we can’t be there, we’ll throw up some high-res galleries of the cool stuff that the manufacturers are showing off this year.  First up, General Motors and their Camaro Extravaganza.  Chevrolet has brought 5 different Camaro concepts including the badass Jay Leno Camaro shown above.  In addition, the Chevrolet Trucks team has brought a Silverado ZR2 Concept to the party.  Check out the galleries and descriptions of each afterSource: Speed:Sport:Life RSS Feed

Among the news from today’s New New Chrysler briefing was this slide of the 2012 Dodge Charger. The design is so good it apparently made Ralph Giles weep with joy. Look familiar? There’s a reason…

This image reveals a sloping belt line and strong curve building from the front to the shoulders, reminiscent of the 1999 Dodge RT Charger Concept (below) it seems to borrow heavily from. We’re also told the new Charger initially had rear door handles in the roof line rather than the door Source: Jalopnik RSS Feed

Conducting a thorough editorial, technical and content review of business and technical documents is challenging for many organizations, but a geographically dispersed workforce can make it even more difficult.

Here are some tips to help better manage document reviews at a distance:

Establish review guidelines. Truth be told, many organizations don’t know how to review and approve a document. As such, it is important to set out how you want your reviewers to check over eachSource: GigaOM Network RSS Feed

Is the print wearing off of the cover of your Demon’s Souls strategy guide? It’s not entirely because you’ve been holding it for hours with your sweaty hands, desperately thumbing through the few pages in a feeble attempt to improve your in-game performance. Atlus announced that the cover to the guide, included with the Deluxe Edition of the RPG, is conducive to “unusual cover ink/wear fading.”
And because Atlus knows that you’ve grown attached to your security blanket strategy guide, Source: Houstonist RSS Feed

At first glance, Bodum’s flatbed toaster is a neat idea, allowing you to toast strangely-shaped items without it having to fit inside a small appliance. But then you get to thinking: wait, this seems like an idiotic idea.

I mean, toasters heat objects from both sides. This would toast bread on one side only. And how efficient can this be, heating the open air like this? Not to mention the risk of you burning yourself with it just sitting out in the open like this. I think this is aSource: DVICE RSS Feed

This is one of those products that kind of snuck up on me. It looked like it was one of those electronic curiosities that catches your eye, leads to an impulse buy and then, within a week, is in a box collecting dust.

As it turns out the Moshi Voice Response Alarm Clock works quite well, is remarkably useful and the review unit I was sent can will remain on my night table once this review is done.

Lets take a look at this unusual, and useful, clock. A video demo follows…

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Many Video and Audio streaming websites sometimes hide the URLs of the Audio and Video files behind the JavaScript and activex scripts so it becomes difficult to find out the actual URL which can then be used for downloading those content. URL Snooper is a freeware which can find URLs for all streams by watching network traffic and identifying potential URLs especially the ones related to streaming media.

It uses WinPcap and acts as a small network sniffer thatSource: Madhur Kapoor's Blog RSS Feed

Samsung currently has four Android phones (Galaxy i7500, Spica i5700, Moment and Behold II), and it looks like the fifth one is coming soon under the name of Samsung i6500 Saturn.

The i6500 Saturn has recently received its Wi-Fi interoperability certification (PDF link), so it will surely feature Wi-Fi.

According to Tweakers.net, the rest of the phone’s features should be similar to the ones of Samsung Galaxy i7500, although its processor might be an 800MHz one rather than aSource: Unwired View RSS Feed