Friday, August 27, 2010

USB Wall Socket Concept


Normally our gadgets are integrated via USB on our computers,which we normally charge thwm too.This new wall outlet concept will aid our scarce and hassle way of finding a computer or USB adapters,it features normal plug(Europe) and a couple of USB ports as well.Basically with this concept it will enable users to use the normal outlets for your printer or computer and plug your iPhone into the USB ports in the outlet.

The design was recently awarded an iF Concept Award.And we wish that it could be a part of the housing code so that possibly all outlets on your home could have USB ports and certainly will ease recharging gadgets,as well other future use.

So are you in favour of this concept,probably---YES .

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android Phone (AT&T) -$49.99 [AMAZON.COM]


Cutting-edge,beautiful and fun,the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 for AT&T raises the bar for android smartphone with unique communication and entertainment features and a powerful 8.1-megapixel camera/camcorder.You'll also be able to zip through the web and multitask between a bevy of apps with the Xperia X10's speedy 1 GHz Snapdragon processor and T&T's lightning quick 3G network.In addition to fast video downloads and photo uploads to social networking site,AT&T's 3G network enables you to can make call while simultaneously receiving picture/text messages and e-mail,or viewing Web pages.And with its Wi-Fi capabilities (802.11b/g),the Xperia X10 will receive AT&T Wi-Fi access at U.S.hotspot (with more than 20,000 U.S.hotspots) included as part of an unlimited data plan.With integrated Google technology from Android 1.6 operating system,the Xperia X10 brings one-touch access to the popular Google mobile services millions use every day,including Google Search by voice,Google Maps with Street View,GTalk instant messaging (with presence capabilities),YouTube,and Picasa.  


Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Apple's iPad is eating netbook market --Asus


 We're not surprised by this outcomes,as probably we can live with the iPad hype and the result will sure to hurt the netbook market.Asustek the world known netbook brand is cutting down their netbook shipment for their main reason is "Apples's iPad is eating their market."


This doesn't means that they'll be out of the mini-computing game,but instead the company shows their best interest on stepping into tablet PC segment.Asustek has reduced its unit target to 1.4 million for the 3rd quater,which is traditionally its sales period,said CEO Jerry Shen. 

Friday, August 13, 2010

The LG Pop--a Smartphone To Be Rekoned With


The LG POP GD510,LG's most recent entry into the smartphone market,has been officially released.The device,featuring a highly responsive touchscreen,boasts an extremely slimline design,given its feature heavy specifications.The POP follows on from the LG Cookie-LG's previous smartphone handset - in that,it's relatively cheap,yet still does everything that a smartphone user could possibly want their handset.LG will be hoping their last effort echoes the sales of the cookie,for the device sold over 7 million units worldwide,and became a global hit.As mentioned,the POP GD510 avoids the bloated nature of many recent devices,and gives user want they want and need the most.With the POP,individuals get the best of both worlds,in that they get the features and specifications they require,but they also get a slimline smartphone that looks good,as well as performs well.It's also much cheaper than the majority of devices currently on the market,and there's very little difference between the high-end products,and LG's latest phone.The front of the phone is dominated by a snappy 3"WQVGA touchscreen,that allows to users to navigate to any of the features and applications loaded on the handset.There's also a high quality 3 megapixel integrated camera to the rear of the phone,and users can users can use to pre-loaded editing software to edit images,and then upload them to the internet and social networking sites.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Sharpie Liquid Pencil

Sharpie Liquid Pencil

It is a pencil whose writing cannot be deleted or does not dissapear just like an ordinary pen.Uniqueness in the Sharpie Liquid Pencil is you can remove the writing/drawing within three days with erasers that are included in the purchase package and after the expiry of three days is the writing/drawing that there could not be removed again (is permanent).Uniqueness in the Sharpie automatically eliminate anxiety from pre-existing products and reduce your risk of problems at the check post be removed or the like.Sharpie Liquid Pencil will go on sale in september with a price of US $5 for two pieces pencil and six pieces erasers.

25-terabytes titanium-oxide Super Disc

Even we have already says our good-old-goodbye to floppy disk and we think we will miss it--that much,well,that so after a team of japanese researchers developed a material made of titanium oxide that can be used to manufacture a low-price disc  that will able to store a whooping 25-terabytes of data.The normal idea for retrieving/storing data on the disc is by use of light(Laser) with specific colors.Reportedly,this new crystal form of titanium oxide is capable of switching back and forth between metal and semiconductor states when exposed to light. "A material that changes color with light can be used in storage devices,as colors reflect light differently to contain different information.[So this is] promising as a material for a next-generation optical storage device,"Shin-ichi Ohkoshi,chemistry professor at the University of Tokyo,told AFP. "[And] Titanium oxide's market price is about one-hundred of the rare element-germanium-antimony-tellurium-that is currently used in Blue-ray discs DVDs.[So],you don't have to worry about procuring rare metals.

Thursday, August 5, 2010

ANDROID PHONES

Cheap Android phones aimed at India


Google is looking to expand the offering of the Android Os,and has aggressively taken aim at emerging markets,such as India and China,with cheaper handsets catering to the untapped masses.Andy Rubin,vice president for Engineering at Google,recently commented about the potential of these markets:"the down-market opportunity is about to happen.It's actually quite a revolution".Apart from low cost handsets,Google intends to provide payment gateways for application developers,allowing them them easily accept payments ans sell things like subscriptions.Low-cost handsets markers have already started making noises about their upcoming Android devices,such as Huawei,L.G,and Samsung.