The DSTL1 is an Android based phone that can take 2 SIM cards allowing you to switch between networks without switching the phone off. [click to continue…]
January 2009
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Do you remember the days when you installed Windows 3.1 from something like 5 floppy disks and a couple more that contained printer drivers... or when Doom could be squished on to a floppy disk. Well, if CD's hadn't been invented or any other larger storage then these days we could be looking at 100's, if not 1000's of floppy disks for the size of software we see these days. Designers at Antrepo Design Industry have created a bunch of art prints based on the floppy disk. [click to continue…]
For some, the task of configuring a wireless router is just too much. This means that many stick to the older 802.11g speeds while the could be getting 802.11n. This cool little router allows you to easily upgrade your old router, retain the settings and browse securely for just $25. [click to continue…]
Another Netbook is about to be launched. It is built by Emtec and is named the Gdium Liberty 1000. The unique feature of this Netbook is the SSD drive which is removable. [click to continue…]
eBook readers are devices that use little power to run. Examples are the Amazon Kindle and the Sony PRS-505. The latest one is built by Plastic Logic and uses an electrophoretic display on plastic. [click to continue…]
CameraBag is an application that runs on the iPhone and allows you to make quick edits to your photos right on the iPhone. [click to continue…]
Backups of your data are essential these days because things do go wrong and you could loose data. No backup means you loose important stuff. Knowing that, most of us still do not bother with backups. Clickfree is a drive that automates this whole process for you. All you need to do is attach it to your PC or laptop and the backup software loads up automatically and your important files are backed up. [click to continue…]
As soon as you see the name TokyoFlash you probably think crazy watches... this time it's a crazy clock that has been created although it's not that crazy and looks very cool. The Blue LED Mesh Clock is the name of it... more after the jump. [click to continue…]
Becker has extended it's range of GPS devices by collaborating with Ferrari. The Traffic Assist Pro Z250 has a new 3D interface and a Ferrari user interface that uses a working tachometer. [click to continue…]
Netbooks are becoming very popular. This is due to their smaller portable size that allow you to take it on the road and easily pack it away. Netbooks tend to be cut down versions of laptops in that they have a smaller screen, smaller keyboard and a lack of optical drive. The lack of optical drive helps cut down the weight and size a little. The Mouse Computer kind of turns this on it's head though as it has a build in DVD burner! [click to continue…]
A bunch of random clocks can be found all over the web. We have written about a lot of them here at Gadgetvenue. This latest is hacked together using an old harddrive. [click to continue…]
3D is making a comeback in the world. With a bunch of 3D TVs becoming available there seems to be a push for adding that extra dimension to viewing a movie. This webcam follows along this vein and has become the worlds first 3D webcam to be made. [click to continue…]