The Kindle DX is an ebook reader built and sold by Amazon. It has a 9.7 inch screen making it larger then the recently released Kindle 2. Other features include auto rotation and a 3G wireless connection which allows you to download eBooks from the Amazon store while on the move. With it having a larger screen it’s easier to read then the original although it is obviously a little larger.
The Kindle DX started shipping just a few days ago over at Amazon and someone has already taken one apart to show the innards to the world. [Read more…]
A few months ago, Apple filed a new patent which was referred to as an Activity Sensor. It’s kind of like an extreme sports version of the Nike+ iPod sport kit that you can currently buy. The Activity Sensor is used to measure factors while skiing, snow boarding or mountain biking which include air time, speed and power/energy absorbed while performing these activities.
A more common way to secure an unsecure wireless network is to just log in to your wireless router, set up the security protocols as needed, set a password and your good to go. A new way has been revealed which will allow you to paint the walls of your house or office with special wi-fi absorbing paint. It seems like a rather extreme way to secure a network, but there is reason behind the mad idea. Lets see what that might be… 
TomTom has always been a brilliant sat nav system which gives detailed 3D or 2D turn by turn navigation. It was recently announced that it will be coming to the iPhone as a new application to launch this summer for the iPhone 3G S. As well as the iPhone getting TomTom, a new mount with charging capabilities will also be made available.
A leaked WebOS root image was found last night on the web and thanks to this a few homebrewers have been hard at working breaking in to WebOS. The code which can be executed (thanks to the Sprint Nascar application) simply says “Hello World” on the screen which is a common message when homebrewing.
The Micro-Tool Super Multi-Pack is a small tool kit that you can carry around on a keyring and features 4 micro sized tools that will help you get a number of jobs done.
USB hubs come in all shapes and sizes and this flower USB hub is no exception. As the name suggests it is designed to look flowerish by looking (in some kind of way) like four small roses.
