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We have seen some cool designer phone concepts here but this see through phone called the ‘X-RAY’ from Japanese company ‘KDDI’ looks gorgeous. It’s one of the two new products in the company’s iida designer brand. (more…)
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We have seen some cool designer phone concepts here but this see through phone called the ‘X-RAY’ from Japanese company ‘KDDI’ looks gorgeous. It’s one of the two new products in the company’s iida designer brand. (more…)
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Opera might have lost some market share in the PC browser market but it is by far the most popular browser for Mobile Phones. The Opera Mini became an instant hit when Apple approved it for the iPhone. It has been available for Android too but I personally love Opera Mobile on my Nokia. Good news for the Android fans too as the Norwegian company is bringing its full-flavoured mobile browser, Opera Mobile, to Android some time very soon. (more…)
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If you’re one of those who like to speak to their friends or family members for hours and hours, you might be left feeling that your ears get heat up and tired. Well, these Earcushions from designer Robert Potter can comfort your ears if used in combination with your iPhone or another mobile phone.
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If you’re one of those people who have a heap of gadgets that feature USBs and can recharge via USB ports, you might be interested in this mammoth 24 port USB hub.
With the 24 Port USB Monster Hub from ThinkGeek, you can connect up to 24 USB devices with 480Mbps transfer speeds. (more…)
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Microsoft has finally come out of the PIT lane to join the smartphone race with Windows Phone 7 in an attempt to gain a major chunk of the smartphone market (currently dominated by the iPhone, Android-based devices, Nokia and Research In Motion). (more…)
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We have seen some luxury gadgets and phones here but this new phone from the Swiss luxury phone manufacturer Gresso would be better classified as a fancy timepiece than a feature-packed smartphone.
The luxury phone features six independent Swiss clockwork mechanisms. The clocks are integrated into the back panel of the World Time collection phone and display the times in Tokyo, Moscow, Paris, London and New York. The extra clock-face can be adjusted to show the time in a user’s selected location. (more…)
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As we told you before, a flood of tablets was imminent after the “revolutionary” iPad’s success. The latest in the series of tablets is an Android-based 10.1-inch tablet from high street retailer Next. (more…)
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We are already aware of Japan’s obsession of humanoid robots, but it seems researchers from other countries are also catching the fever. Meet the robot archer iCub. Scientists at the Italian Institute of Technology have created a cute, childlike robot that can actually learn to shoot a bow and arrow by itself, by using a kind of trial and error algorithm. (more…)
8GB for £189
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Apple’s new iPod Touch boasts almost the same features as in the iPhone 4 – to keep it an “iPhone without the phone” (no phone, no antenna issues 
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You always have to check the polarities of batteries and be very careful when inserting them in a digital camera or other digital devices. But if you’re like me and always forget this, you might like this innovation from Microsoft. Microsoft has announced ‘InstaLoad’ battery installation; the technology that allows you to insert a battery without having to worry about positive and negative polarity. (more…)
