April 30, 2008 by Carl
The Bosch Rotak 37 Li Lawnmower is the first mower to utilise Lithium Ion batteries to allow for fast charge times while still giving the ability to mow up to 300 square meters of grass. This cordless lawnmower will fully charge within an hour. If you want something with a bit more punch then you could upgrade to the Bosch Rotak 41 Li which comes with 2 batteries to give double to coverage.
[Read the rest of this post]October 19, 2007 by Lauren
Audi is pioneering the way to the most literal attempt at minimal, all-in-one devices. They're combining their car control devices with a cell phone into one neat [and conceptual] gadget, not to even mention all of the other features it carries.
Not only can it control your car and your calls, it also sports Wi-Fi and 3G UMTS technology. But that isn't all, folks. If this thing goes through, it will play your MP3s and act as in input for the car's naviagtion mechanism.
[Read the rest of this post]October 19, 2007 by Lauren
These finger condoms, otherwise known as Phone Fingers, will help you keep your iPhone looking as shiny as the day you bought it. Of course, they'll also make you look completely ridiculous.
Minor technicalities (such as your dignity) aside, these serve a worthy purpose. You can't help but cover your iPhone in fingerprints, because after all, the thing is literally one big touch screen.
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October 18, 2007 by Lauren
As we watch Apple's shining rep for flawless gadgets out of the box slowly go down the tubes, another bug has been spotted. The reports involve an
iPod Classic update, 1.0.2, and a bug that's going to be a significantly bigger problem than the glitchy, laggy, freezing iPods that users have been dealing with up to this point.
This time around,
the update has been spotted to cause the iPod's drive to spin constantly.[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Vincent
The International Air Transport Association has persuaded various airlines to join in the rally to have customers use their cell phones as their ticket for the plane ride. This would mean you would setup your flight and you would then receive a text message containing a barcode that could be scanned right from your cell phone's screen and this would serve as your ticket. Now this system will not be implemented for some time, but a few things that I'm curious about are small children or folks that just dont use cell phones.
[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Vincent
Gmail Mobile has just released version 1.5 to the public. This upgrade includes a slim down in data usage when communicating with gmail, which means if you're on a limited data plan then this will definitely save you money, if not then you may just notice a slightly faster loading time. Also the new version of the mobile client provides for better searching of all folders from your mobile, ability to view full contacts details stored in your gmail contact list, calls directly from your gmail address book, and being able to save a composed message to send later.
[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Lauren
It's time for an update on the "what else can we combine with iPods" field (which incidentally, is a pretty large field). The lucky winner today?
Jacuzzi has jumped on board.
The J400 Series brings its buyers a shiny new line of iPod-compatible hot tubs, allowing you to listen to your iPod while you soak. Of course, you
could listen to your iPod in any tub, at the terrifying risk of dropping it in the water. That wouldn't be a concern in this Jacuzzi because you don't even need to wear the headphones to hear your tunes.
[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Vincent
The Sunjar goes along with my last couple post of solarpowered led devices, the Sunjar is a frosted and sealed mason jar with highpower solar cells inside. The solar cells are used to power 3 led lamps by recharging 2 AAA batteries. The jar gives off a wonderful warm glow much like that of a mason jar full of fireflys. The Sunjar also has a sensor in it to tell whether it it light out or not so the jar will not waste it's power during the day.
[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Lauren
Remember when the iPhone first came out, and tons of eager beavers paid way too much for it? Remember when Apple offered all of those schmucks a consolation of
$100 in the form of a rebate? Well that was all fine and good, but it blew up in several hundred employees' faces.
800 Apple retail store employees, thinking they were so clever, collected their $100 rebates for the iPhone.
[Read the rest of this post]October 18, 2007 by Vincent
That's right, whether you're trying to advertise or maybe get a message out to someone out in the skys these transparent roof tiles from Lambert Kamps will do the job. They not only function as regular roof tiles to protect your home but also contain led's allowing for messages to be spelled out or animated over your roof. the cells are solar powered so throughout the day the cells store energy to be able to light up your roof and the sky.
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