The Sync Blocker is a device which allows you to choose the option of either synching and charging your iPhone, or just charging your iPhone. [Read more…]
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iPhone 3G S Exploited – Jailbreak Coming Soon
June 26, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Less then a week after the iPhone 3G S launch we have heard that the phone has now been exploited. This means that the phone will be able to be jailbreaked and unlocked in the very near future.
The 24Kpwn exploit used on the iPod Touch 2G is still in the bootrom of the iPhone 3G S which means the same technique can be used to jailbreak the 3G S as well as unlock it. [Read more…]
Nintendo DS Lite gets Handmade Super Mario Pouch
June 23, 2009 by Leave a Comment
These cool carry cases have been made to carry a Nintendo DS Lite. They are soft and hand sewn along with appliqu© work which gives a 3D effect for the Super Mario Bros logo shown on the front. [Read more…]
TapeWriter Copies your Cassettes to your PC
June 17, 2009 by 1 Comment
USB Gadgets come in all shapes and sizes with the latest being the TapeWriter which allows you to copy your entire cassette collection and convert all songs to MP3 format. [Read more…]
Recycled CD iPhone Dock
June 16, 2009 by Leave a Comment
There are a bunch of ways you can stand your iPhone up for viewing the screen easier while watching a movie. Geeky Gadgets – the experts at making crazy iPhone stands out of regular household stuff have now created a new iPhone stand out of old CD’s. [Read more…]
Portable Photo Studio
June 15, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Portable Photo Studio allows you to capture more professional looking pictures that will be sharper and lit correctly. The photo studio measures 16 inches cubed and is lit externally by a couple of spot lights. The light-box allows you to place products inside and photograph them with correct lighting.
Pros use lightboxes to give their product shots a nice white background, diffusing lighting and reducing the harsh shadows that make your product shots amateurish and cheap. We’ve also included two super-bright halogen lights to further light the scene.
Apple Files the Activity Sensor Patent
June 12, 2009 by Leave a Comment
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.
The 41 page patent gives full details and explains that when someone claims that they achieved “big air” that right now they can only claim it. The Activity Sensor will actually be able to quantify what they exactly achieved so they can use the personal data to set their own records to try and beat. The data could also be shared with friends too. [Read more…]
Incoming! for iPhone allows Free Calls
May 20, 2009 by 3 Comments
A new application for the iPhone has just been launched in the app store. The application is called Incoming! and what it does is allows you to make every single call that you make in to an incoming Skype call using your dataplan. This means that it gives you the full benefits of Skype but without the Wi-Fi restrictions. [Read more…]
iPhone ProPrompter – Teleprompter
April 16, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Bodelin Technologies have created the iPhone ProPrompter. The hardware allows you to sit your iPhone or iPod Touch next to a video camera and use the ProPrompter software to scroll through the text you need to read. [Read more…]
Apple MacPad coming soon?
April 15, 2009 by 1 Comment
It appears that Apple are working on a MacPad or similar named device due to information found over at WSJ. The post mentions that although Steve Jobs hasn’t been taking care of day to day stuff with being away for a while he has actually been reviewing new product designs and has been involved with the new iPhone OS 3.0 software. [Read more…]
Nikon D5000 DSLR
April 14, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Nikon D5000 has been announced. The D5000 is an upper-entry-level DSLR camera that sits in between the D60 and D90. It has a 12.3 megapixel CMOS sensor, live view and can record HD movies at a 720p resolution. The screen on the back can also swivel 180 degrees and tilt. [Read more…]
Steam Powered Charger
April 13, 2009 by 1 Comment
This iPod or mobile phone charger is perhaps the most unique I have ever come across. Rather then using a traditional wall socket, or solar panels this one uses a small steam engine to create power to charge the device. [Read more…]
