Latest Gadgets, Tablets and Smartphones
Someone has created some really nice cases for the 4th Gen iPod Nano. It looks like they were custom built and due to the fairly small size of the Nano, the iPod fits in quite well inside.
I guess if you went and got a Dremel you could possibly carve one of these out yourself but I wouldn’t be able to guarantee you’d get it to look as good as the ones pictured here. [Read more…]
I just spotted this morning that Flip are now selling their Flip HD cameras in Chrome now. For an extra £10 you can get the whole back plate chromed out.
Although not the most exciting of news today that I could have mentioned it’s still an option for those who like that little bit of extra classy look to what they own. [Read more…]
It appears from rumours that Rogers in Canada is starting to ship 8GB iPhone 3G S’ to their stores.
It seems like the older iPhone 3G models at 8GB are slowly going to be replaced and the old version replaced with a new $99 version (at least we hope the price is the same). [Read more…]
This NES original control pad has been carved up and now is a USB flash drive. All the buttons can still be pressed although it doesn’t function like it did in the past.
The NES USB Flash Drive controller comes supplied with a 3 foot USB 2.0 extension cable that allows you to put the controller on your desk rather that it being stuck to a USB port. [Read more…]
QwicKey is a USB device which is capable of scanning your credit card details. It’s designed for those who want to quickly enter their credit card details in to the computer. Custom software is provided which allows you to securely store credit card data along with PIN numbers and anything else is needed. Usernames and passwords can also be stored in the custom software.
The card reader sells for $49.95 and includes a 1 year subscription to an online version of the software which allows you to securely access your card details from any computer by logging in with a single username and password. [Read more…]
If you mix a years worth of research and a mouse together you come up with the MouseBlister. MouseBlisters are a bunch of rubber bits that you stick on a mouse that prevent the mouse from getting slippy.
By making the mouse less slippy it reduces hand fatigue that can cause CTS and Tendonitus. [Read more…]
A lot of PC’s look boring and this is why someone has created the Volkswagen Beetle Computer Case. It was custom built from the ground up and it’s creator has managed to squeeze the whole PC inside the body of the car. It is made of transparent plastic in the inside.
The front bumper is the home of the CD ROM which slides out when needed. The rear bumper houses various other ports that include USB as well as audio/video type stuff. [Read more…]
When to you receive the First Time Gear Clock you actually get it as a box of bits that need to be put together to make a working clock. It is designed for those who like to build things and comes with easy to follow colour coded instructions.
The clock is transparent allowing you to see all the inner workings and gears to see how it all works. Each part of the clock serves a purpose to teach you what it actually does and why that part is there. [Read more…]
Asus have launched their new netbook. Asus 1101HA is the name of it and is the first seashell netbook to have over an 11″ display. The 11.6″ screen has a WXGA resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels making it HD.
An Atom Z520 processor powers the device and it comes with 1GB of RAM, a GMA 500 integrated graphics chip, a 160GB hard drive and 3 USB 2.0 ports. [Read more…]
Apple have now fixed the iPhone’s SMS security flaw. This fix secures the phone from a remote attack that could have been exploited. The patch is available via iTunes update.
If you are unaware what the vulnerability is on the iPhone then read on. Last week a couple of researches found out that by sending an iPhone a string of text messages that it could give them access to your iPhone. The text messages sent included executable code which was embedded in the iPhones memory opening it up for remote access. [Read more…]
This pen holder is designed to somewhat look like a Nintendo Gamebody. It is made from Perler beads and is ironed and fused together with some sturdy contact cement to make it rigid.
It measures 3″ x 3″ and is 4″ tall. Each side of the pen holder is a different Gameboy colour – gray, purple, green and blue. [Read more…]
The Nikon Pro Battery Grip is built for the Nikon D200. The Nikon Pro version is capable of taking both AA batteries and Li-Ion making it easy to access batteries when in need.
Included on the grip is a vertical shutter release button. [Read more…]
