sony shows off internal wireless circuits
February 13, 2010 by Tal Siach · Leave a Comment
Sony recently showed off a prototype of a high-speed wireless technology which ships signals around between internal electronic components. Sony says they developed the wireless technology to overcome current costs and manufacturing complexities due to the sheer number of wires and circuit layers required to handle today’s complex circuits. The prototype circuit sends signals using radio waves in the 60GHz millimeter waveband (I think I saw them play at a local nightclub last night), and can transmit data at up to 11Gpbs over a distance of up to 14mm
south koreans using sausage as iphone stylus
February 13, 2010 by technabob · Leave a Comment
It’s no secret that the iPhone’s touchscreen is hard to use when one is wearing gloves. But what will iPhone owners do when it’s winter?
yogen hand-powered mobile device charger turns your hand into a socket
February 12, 2010 by Tal Siach · Leave a Comment
Hand-powered chargers are nothing new, but Fame LLC claims that their product, YoGen , delivers as much power per second as the chargers for your mobile device. In other words, if it takes a couple of hours for your device to be fully charged via its power adapter, it will also take you two hours to fully charge your device using the YoGen. Watch Fame LLC Vice-President of Sales/Husband of CEO/Dentist Robert F.
chatman displays your emoticons and nags your kids
February 11, 2010 by technabob · Leave a Comment
Chatman is a new sort of toy that plugs into your computer, helping to make your instant messaging more interesting for everyone, especially kids. Chatman is kind of an emoticon itself, but it’s able to display different faces based on your IM discussions.
animestudio lets you shoot your own animations: no computer required
February 11, 2010 by Tal Siach · Leave a Comment
I finally got a chance to see Coraline a few weeks back, and was completely blown away by the incredible things that could be done with miniature models and stop-motion animation.
stuart hughes ipod supreme rose gold edition: £59,995 and it’s not even an ipod touch
February 10, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
I get the point of having gold or diamond-studded jewelry, or even watches. Those things have timeless appeal.
pong anti-radiation cellphone case: proven to protect users from something that may or may not be harmful
February 10, 2010 by Syndicated · Leave a Comment
I’m finding it hard to take Pong Research seriously because, well, “Pong Research”. I didn’t think I’d ever see those two words combine to stand for something serious. Yet here it is, so let’s get on with it
miniguru custom keyboard does away with all excess
February 9, 2010 by Tal Siach · Leave a Comment
Looking for a cool new keyboard for your computer? The new Miniguru might just fill the bill
hydrofill: generate and store hydrogen to power none of your gadgets!
February 8, 2010 by Syndicated · Leave a Comment
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies’ hydrogen station the HydroFILL is a small and portable hydrogen generator, and the battery-shaped HydroSTIK cartridges are even smaller, but right now there’s no sense in buying it unless you have gadgets that can harness the hydrogen. You can buy a small number of hydrogen-powered toys from Horizon, and they also have MiniPAK , a portable charger, but outside of that handful of gadgets, the majority of us will find no point in buying a HydroFILL in the immediate future.
panasonic nano-care ion steamer: like a rice cooker for your face
February 5, 2010 by technabob · Leave a Comment
I don’t really know how this works, but my girlfriend and the Web tell me that blasting your face with steam is good for your skin. If you’re a believer, then you should check out Panasonic’s Nano-Care Ion Steamer, which “creates ion steam particles that are extremely small, thereby enabling the moisturizing steam to deeply penetrate the outer layers of a user’s skin.” Ion steam particles
