CASBliP – Bat-Sense For The Blind
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CASBliP is device that aims to help Blind People hearing what's they 'see'. The system uses stereo i..(more...
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Apple sells 1.5B apps in App Store’s first year
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Filed under: Apple Corporate, App StoreApple announced today in a short press release that it had sold 1.5 billion iPhone and iPod touch applications during the App Store's first year of existence.
COWON S9 White Edition
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The COWON S9 digital media player that was released at the end of last year in titanium black and chrome black is now available in ceramic white. The gadget provides a 8GB or 16GB of storage capacity with a 3.3 inch OLED screen (480 x 272), and Bluetooth connectivity.
Samsung Star S5230 Gets More Colors
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Samsung Star S5230 gets four more color options in Germany. The new colors is black, white, pink and purple. Samsung collaborating with makeup artist Boris Entrup from Maybelline Jade at this launching.
Magno Cube Wooden Radio
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Here is a cool green gadget, the Magno Cube Wooden Radio, which was designed by Singgih Kartono. The Magno Cube Wooden Radio is handmade in an Indonesian farming village, and each one takes about 16 hours to make, it features a 4 band (FM/AM/SW1/SW2) radio and you can also hook it up to your MP3...
SwissMiniGun – The Worlds Smallest Pistol
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Measuring just 5.5cm long, the SwissMiniGun is the world’s smallest pistol manufactured in the world today, and from the looks of the photo below it is definitely the smallest we have ever seen.
Windows 7 pre-orders coming to UK tomorrow
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Section: Computers, Software / ApplicationsBy now most, if not all of us, know that Windows 7 will be released on October 22. Like Vista, it’s being released in far too many SKUs for the average consumer to make sense of, each at varying prices. While those of us in the US,...
Happy Birthday App Store. It’s Been a Good Year
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It seems a lot longer than a year ago that Apple first opened the door of the iTunes App Store, but a year it is, and a lot has happened since real third party applications came to the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Samsung outs the SL720 & SL502: 720p-shooting, 12.2 MP digicams
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Samsung has some budget digital cameras for ya. The pair packs the same 12.2 MP sensor along with 5x optical zoom. What sets them apart however is that the PL70 is equipped with a 28mm wide angle lens where the PF55 has a standard 35mm lens.
James Dyson Award design comp contenders: A gym for all comers
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The James Dyson Award design competition has a simple, broad mandate: "Design something that solves a problem." Shown here is one of the entries, The Access, a handicap-friendly fitness center designed to be used by the wheelchair-bound and able-bodied alike.
CrunchDeals: Harry Potter HD DVD Gift Set for $25
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You may want to pull your HD DVD player’s Craigslist ad if you’re a Harry Potter fan. For only $25, you can get the first five Harry Potter films in glorous high definition with free shipping. And did you see the spectacular gift box? Why wouldn’t you spend $25 on this?
Thanko Silent Keyboard EX
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Thanko has added another silent keyboard to their range with the launch of the Thanko Silent Keyboard EX.
DIY continuous ink printer solution
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Printer ink cartridges, like razor blades, are a scam. Manufacturers practically give away printers, and then rob us blind again and again with exorbitant ink prices. Here’s your chance to stick it to The Man by creating a “continuous ink printer”. Never buy ink cartridges again!
Hands on With RunPee for iPhone
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Filed under: iPod Family, Software, iPhoneOne movie. One iPhone. One app. One blogger. That was the scenario last night when I put RunPee for iPhone to the test. Available from Rock Software (iTunes Link) for $0.99, RunPee lets you know which points in a given movie that are safe to miss.
Oregon Scientific launches the +ECO solar-powered line with the Clima Control
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Launched earlier this week from Oregon Scientific is the first of many solar powered gadgets under the +ECO line, the Clima Control personal weather station.
LG GC990 Louvre has 12MP camera
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While Samsung got Samsung B7610 called Louvre, LG has its own Louvre phone which is LG GC990 Louvre.Boast a 12MP camera, LG GC990 Louvre packs Schneider Kreuznach lens and Xenon flash.The LG Louvre will support ISO up to 3200, Intellizoom, Touch Focus and capable to record HD video ( 1280 x 720).
iSkin Releases Sleek Skins for the BlackBerry
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Why should iPhone owners get all the style? iSkin has now released its first cases for the BlackBerry Curve, Storm, and Bold.The Vibes line of cases are available for all three BlackBerry models, and the Vibes FX line is available for the Curve.
TV TrickleSaver helps eliminate energy vampires
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Now that I’ve hooked up my PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, debug Xbox 360, THX Makos, Verizon FiOS HD DVR, Slingbox Pro HD, Wii and an HDMI splitter to my ginormous 50-inch Panasonic G10 (plasma), I’m looking for ways to keep that electricity bill down.
Vadim Kibardin’s killer clock concept
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Designer Vadim Kibardin's suh-weeeet Black & White Clock turns two dimensions into three with a series of four OLED digits, each with their own power source.
Serket’s classy new Telson
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Serket, formerly Scorpion, is one of my favorite US-based boutique manufacturers and I’m quite impressed by their latest, the Telson. it’s a 48mm watch with ETA 6497 manual wind movement and exhibition back showing off Cotes D’ Geneve engraving with a scorpion.
New Xbox 360 Dashboard images leaked
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It’s not terribly exciting, but someone in the audience wants to see these. Props for your avatar!
Review: TekCase for the Nintendo DSi
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Short Version: Nintendo DSi owners searching for a case that not only protects their handheld but also extends the play time will find Tekno Creations TekCase for the DSi well worth the $30 investment.
The Knit-cum-Fluxus: A wave of glass and light
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The crazy-looking Fluxus is a "wave of glass and light" resulting from the combined skills of Karim Rashid and arts Michela Vianello.
It’s official (kind of): People prefer the Kindle
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The Catalyst Group, who ran a fairly unscientific study of Google v. Bing preferences, have run another fairly unscientific study of Kindle v. Sony Reader user preferences. The results? The Kindle won on all fronts, beating Sony’s aged ereader handily.
Good deal: Plenty of those LucasArts games are $5 on Steam
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You’ll find that most of the games that LucasArts just made available on Steam are no more than $4.99. (Battlefront II and Thrillville: Off the Rails are the most expense at $19.99.) The full list? Sure, why not?
i.Saw the world’s first USB Powered Chainsaw
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I saw this coming, who didn’t. They are making everything powered by the USB now and so i.Saw maximized their potentials with the world’s first USB-powered chainsaw.
