Archive for May 2009
Here are all the posts written in 2009 May.
Control your Motorola W7 with Hand Gestures
As the name suggests, Motorola’s new w7 Active Edition slider is targeted at sporty types, but the physical effort does not stop with the built-in pedometer and personal trainer application. It appears that Motorola is jumping on the accelerometer bandwagon big time with this one – users can control functions on the phone with simple […]
The World Was Created on FaceBook
I really don’t think there is an entity called “God” that created the Earth, light, humans and so on but here’s a very funny image. You can see how the world was created FaceBook style. I got this photo in an email. If you know who created it please let me know in a comment […]
Cryo S High Performance Notebook Cooler
The Cryo S features two 120mm fans that are adjustable and can be be used with any notebook that’s up to 15-inches. The top is coated in rubber, which helps keep the notebook elevated a bit and allows for more ample airflow. You can connect the Cryo S by means of USB or an AC […]
Asus Eee PC T91 launching by June!
The Asus Eee PC T91, the first touchscreen convertible netbook from the Taiwanese tech giant, will be twisting its way over to the UK within a month, and we now know how much for. Read on for the full scoop. Although the Asus Eee PC T91 was unveiled back at CES in January, Asus UK […]
Elgato Video Capture
Elgato’s Video Capture takes in analog video – RCA or S-Video – and captures it directly to Macs via USB. It’s useful for converting VHS tapes, set-top box recordings, older camcorders and various other analog sources to H.264, which you can then transfer to iPods, iPhones and PSPs, depending on what you have. The Video […]
Handmade Pyramic PC Case
You’ve seen many pyramid case mods lately, but these handmade Vertex cases are a little snazzier than most and will ensure that your PC successfully completes the transition to the afterlife. Specifications Monocoque chassis laser-cut from 1.6 mm Aluminum Powercoated in 1 of 3 colors Flex ATX Power Supply included : Sparkle Power SPI270LE with […]
Fukitorimushi: A Creepy Cleaning Robot
Panasonic has revealed a strange new cleaning robot at the recent Tokyo Fiber Senseware expo in Milan. The robot is wrapped in Nanofront, a special polyester cloth based on nanofibers, developed by Teijin, Ltd. The cloth can absorb oil and pick up even ultra-fine dust particles. The creepy robots drag themselves around the floor like […]
Missile Defense Top Secrets Found in Hard Drives Sold on Ebay
Highly sensitive details of a US military missile air defence system were found on a second-hand hard drive bought on eBay. The test launch procedures were found on a hard disk for the THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defence) ground to air missile defence system, used to shoot down Scud missiles in Iraq. The disk […]
Clickfree Traveler External SSD
The Clickfree™ Traveler offers incremental backup; upon first connection it will automatically find all of the user data files and copy them to the hard drive. Each time after that, it will only back up the new files or the ones that have changed. While the software’s default settings will probably be sufficient for most […]
iCooly Clip Case / Stand For the iPhone 3G
iClooly Clip Stand is a medium that allows you to keep your iPhone 3G to the horizontal or vertical. It’s perfect for watching a movie on the plane or train or decorate your desktop with a base design and ultra trend. The base also serves as a protective shell ultra light and ultra-resistant, and can […]
