Boo-Hoo For You!
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Unusual and quirky animation featuring an Octopus and a piece of Sushi who are very excited about the advanced mobile phone technology in Japan. Love it for the tennis playing sushi alone!
Archive for November 7th, 2007
Al-Asr Islamic Sport Watch: This gonna be my third watch
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Another Islamic Watch from Al-Asr Inc. Check it out
Motorola Q9m Review
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Brighthand’s has a review of the Motorola Q9m, a Windows Mobile 6 Standard smartphone available from Verizon. This device offers a number of consumer-oriented features, including the ability to buy and quickly download music directly.
Anti Gravity Boots : A Step In The Right Direction
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Defying gravity has long been strived for, despite it being the most important force on our planet. However, these anti-gravity boots are hardly going to bounce you into outer space, so fair play. The boots give the impression of breaking all the rules of science each individual step you take. A wrench is included within the product for one size…
Robot Jockeys Transform The Sport of Camel Racing
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Camel racing is an ancient sport that remains highly popular among the Arabs of the Persian Gulf, but it’s been criticized by human rights groups because of the jockeys: young boys secured to the saddles with Velcro. Now robot jockeys are transforming the traditional sport.
Nike+iPod Sport Kit raises privacy concerns, can be used to track users
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007University of Washington group has built surveillance tools that malicious individuals could use to track Nike+iPod Sport Kit owners. Our tools can track Nike+iPod Sport Kit owners while they our working out, as well as when they are just casually walking around town, a parking lot, or a college campus.
Testing The LazyDrinker Automated Bartender [PopSci Video]
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007When we heard about the LazyDrinker cocktail dispensing device, we thought we’d died and gone to heaven. What could be better than a gadget that simultaneously satisfies our geekiest urges and quenches our thirst for delicious alcoholic beverages? So, we hastily emailed the company and asked them to send us one…
Porcelain USB + Sweater Is Very Cute
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007This is so nice. It could get a bit fragile for a portable device. It looks gorgeous in the wool sweater. I would use the wool accessory all the time. wouldn’t you?
A (very) limited edition Ferrari mobile phone
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Just 60 of these leather and titanium clad mobile phones will be sold - to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Ferrari company.
EchoStar to Acquire Sling Media
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Satellite television provider EchoStar Communications has agreed to acquire Sling Media in a deal that values the maker of the Slingbox device at $380 million.
The Eco-friendly Device No One Has Heard Of.
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007The SAVASOCKET™ is a new energy saving, surge protected multi socket for the home and work. It has the unique feature of being able to switch a bank of sockets off at the source, by using your standard home infra red remote.
Giorgio Armani Samsung Cell Phone Announced
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007cellphone + mode
Newest Spy Shots
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Newest Spy Shots: Nissan GT-R, BMW V-Series, Mercedes C Sport Coupe and Subaru WRX STi
Nikon D80 available now!!!
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007The Nikon D80’s officially real. We’ve been waiting for this one for the last few weeks, but by now any real mystery about the device has surely gone up in smoke.
Australia still on hold for Apple’s iPhone
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007It’s still not known when the iPhone will be released in Australia or which operator will be the exclusive carrier of the amazing new device, but if my experience with the product is anything to go by, someone should make a decision _ fast. When can I buy one here?
Brain Device Moves Objects by Thought
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Forget the clicker: A new technology in Japan could let you control electronic devices without lifting a finger simply by reading brain activity. The “brain-machine interface” developed by Hitachi Inc. analyzes slight changes in the brain’s blood flow and translates brain motion into electric signals.
How Design Can Help the Homeless - exitcreative
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007An idea for a device that could help homeless people (and street performers) make & save money a little easier.
No More Cell Phone Charger? Device Beams Energy Instead
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007It may sound futuristic, but Powercast’s platform uses nothing more complex than a radio–and is cheap enough for just about any company to incorporate into a product. A transmitter plugs into the wall, and a dime-size receiver (the real innovation, costing about $5 to make) can be embedded into any low-voltage device…
PLS READ! Gizmodo tricks readers and covers their tracks!
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Not only did Brian Lam and Gizmodo purposefully deceive long standing readers such as myself about the iPhone, they did a terrible job of covering their tracks. Here’s how it all happened.
Netscape Video: Commodore’s Gravel In Pocket device
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007While attending the I.F.A. consumer electronics conference in Berlin, Germany, Netscape News’ Fabienne Serriere caught up with Mark Appel, Director of Product Development for Commodore and asked him a few questions about the new Gravel In Pocket personal media player.
A Must Memory Card for Digital Camera
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Anyone interested in a great memory card for a digital camera will want to consider the Sandisk Memory Stick Duo. This little device does wonders and it is certain to exceed your expectations. The product is well made and reliable but it performs above and beyond the typical gadget of its type.
USB Typing Speedometer Mouse—Yes, As Stupid as Your are Imagining
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Geek with an huge ego? This peripheral is for you. This mouse sits atop a bicycle and LCD screen. It will pedal based on how fast you type and uh, well, that is it. It plugs into a USB port and pedals as you type. This toy is available for $40, and you are better off buying a real mouse and genetically altering its muscles to run on ….
The Electric XB-508 (SPORT) Electric Bicycle
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007The XB-508 is classified as an electric bicycle (since pedals can be used) but the pedals do not need to be installed and this allows it to operate like an electric moped motorcycle but you do not need to register it or carry a drivers license to operate it.
Organizing Hand Held Gadgets
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Some nifty products to help tame that jungle of hand-held device adapter cords. Some ideas for organizing your gadgets while charging, or keeping them together while travelling.
Cowon iAudio 7: Just Powerfull Batery
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Cowon latest flash-based portable media player certainly looks promising on the surface. Once the sexy black device’s tiny, low-resolution screen lights up, though, its mystique quickly vanishes
Super Spy Phone Hack
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Turn a wireless phone into a Super Powered, Free Communication and spy device that is completely untraceable. This easy Hack shows you how.
Server embedded into a DEAD FROG
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Based on Luigi Galvani’s original 1786 experiment causing the legs of a dead frog to twitch simply by touching muscles and nerves with metal. This is crazy!
The thought-controlled wheelchair
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Ambient has demonstrated a motorized wheelchair that is controlled by subvocal speech. The individual thinks of a particular word and a sensor collar around the user’s neck detects the electrical signals sent from his or her brain to the larynx muscles. The computer then matches those signal patterns to pre-programmed “words” used to steer it.
Palm to announce new device September 12, and it’s not the Centro
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Palm(Credit: Palm)Mark your calendars, my friends. On September 12, Palm will be making an announcement about a “new device” from their friends “across the pond.” Eh? Well, we certainly know it’s not going to be the Foleo. According to Palm employee Stephanie Richardson’s blog, the news … Read more
Urban Basketball Backpack (Pics)
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Cleverly designed by Ramon Villanueva, this urban styled backpack doesn’t just ingeniously hold a basketball but incorporates the ball into the overall design of the pack itself. Unfortunately, it looks like this is just a concept, there is no word on pricing or availability.
Experiment to Get Cargo From Space Fails
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Forget e-mail. How about space mail? In an experiment combining elements of a package delivery service, the sport of kite surfing and a REALLY big fishing reel, Russian and European engineers on Tuesday sought to pioneer a technology that could be used in the future to retrieve cargo from space.
Mitsubishi Motors to Exhibit Next Lancer at Motor Show
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Mitsubishi Motors Corp. announced to exhibit Lancer, the next version of sport sedan, at the 62nd International Motor Show (IAA) Cars in Frankfurt on Sept. 13-23, 2007 (public open days). In Europe, Lancer will be released with Lancer Revolution at the end of 2007.
Software Everywhere » Palm’s new device: announcement tomorrow, leaks today
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007Apparently Palm founder Jeff Hawkins’ much touted secret new device is nothing more than a wlreless Linux tablet!
Intel debuts Linux-based “Mobile Internet Device”
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007It looks like Nokia’s N800 and 770 Internet tablets are becoming the “next big thing” in the post-PC era, with Intel predicting 180 million units annually for “Mobile Internet Devices” by 2010. That’s quite a haul.
Unlimited free phone calls for life
Wednesday, November 7th, 2007You can’t argue with free, even if it costs $400. On Wednesday, VoIP startup Ooma started selling a $400 box, the Ooma Hub, that allows users to make free calls within the United States. After the initial outlay for the device, which must be connected to a broadband router, calls are free forever.