Another rumour is floating around today saying that HTC and NVIDIA Tegra are working together to make a smartphone capable of 1080p support. [Read more…]
HTC / NVIDEO creating a 1080p Smartphone
Zelda Map – Remade in Stitches
This Zelda map looks incredible. It is a copy of the map found on Zelda back from years ago on the NES and SNES consoles. [Read more…]
Retro Table Top Bank – Also Plays Space Invaders
This cool piggy bank is built in to a classic tabletop Space Invaders game. Due to the 30 year anniversary of space invaders happening recently, it seems like many of these types of gadgets are becoming available. [Read more…]
The T-Mobile Dance
Tomorrow (Friday 16th), will see the launch of a new advert on UK telly from T-Mobile. The idea seems to follow along with those videos of mass amounts of people all freezing at the same time or various gun finger fights in the Tate museum. This time the target is Liverpool Street Station in London and the theme is a synchronised dance. [Read more…]
Philips Cinema TV With 21:9 Aspect Ratio Spotted
Phillips has introduced a 21:9 aspect ratio TV called the Cinema 21:9. Due to the extra wide aspect ratio, it puts the screen in the same proportion as a real cinema.
Other features include Ambilight to make the borders of the screen glow. It is expected that the TV will be shipping in the next few months in several countries across Europe which includes the UK, Germany, Belgium and France. [Read more…]
Phoenix offers Instant-On for Laptops
When booting up a laptop for a brief 2 minute usage it’s often frustrating that it can take a few minutes before everything sorts it’s self out. Some of the newer netbooks have an instant-on mode which allows them to boot up instantly… now this feature can be used on a number of laptops thanks to Phoenix. [Read more…]
Blackberry Bold Visual Voice Mail
In a screenshot sent to Boy Genius Report it shows an AT&T Blackberry Bold running a newer version of the OS. This new OS was numbered 4.6.0.219 and featured a non working icon for Visual Voice Mail, as seen on the image above. [Read more…]
Wii Balance Board Controls Labyrinth
The Labyrinth game requires that you move a ball bearing from one end to the other of the maze. Jestin Stoffel and Vince Thompson decided that rather then using the regular method to play the game that they would instead hack together a few things so that your Wii Balance Board could control the maze. [Read more…]
iPhone Lie Detector – iPolyGraph
For $3 you can purchase the iPhone Lie Detector… it’s ideal for those paranoid sort and is a piece of software that lets you basically grill someone to get the truth. [Read more…]
CompuLap Exeda – With Expansion Ports
The Exeda is built by CompuLab and is a fantastic looking device that supports Windows Mobile 6.1, Android, Windows CE 6 and Angstrom Linux. [Read more…]
The Spotlight Torch
The Spotlight Torch is a handy device to carry around. It charges direct from your lighter socket in your car and is capable of being powered for 1 hour based on a 3 hour charge. [Read more…]
Improved Webcam Sensors Coming Soon
Webcams don’t always have the best image quality that we hope for when buying them. This can be due to a number of conditions such as bad lighting, low resolution, a tiny lens or a not so good sensor. [Read more…]




