Wildcharge Inductive Charging System: iPhone, iPod touch adapters

Wildcharge are known for their conductive charging systems, but they seem to have dragged their heels when coming up with one for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. However, Business Wire now informs us that they have released an inductive charging system for these ultimate gadgets. Read more

IPhone OS 3.0 and 3GS: App developer opinions

Following on from our previous post about the 5 best features on the IPhone 3.0 and the new IPhone 3G s review round up, here is a review on the developers opinions on the new apps.

The app developers of the IPhone 3.0 think that people should stop downloading the simple child’s play games and move on to the more serious games like Grand Theft Auto because of all the south park episodes available and all the R rated episodes there are available to download so if people can watch them they should be able to play a more serious game with the violence that is suitable for the older people with the IPhone 3.0.

The only problem for the gamers on the IPhone is they have to really hunt for the sort of game they are looking for because each category for every game is growing making them have to search deeper and harder for the game suitable for them. read more on what Shay Casey-iPhone developer - had to say here. Read more

Fathers Day 2009: Gadget gift ideas

With just 6 days to go until Fathers Day, 2009 we sons will now be looking on the Internet to see what the ideal gift will be for your father. Most fathers love gadgets, and with so many great gadgets to choose from on the Net, we are spoilt for choice, but what is the ideal gift. Read more

3D Graphics: New iPhone 3GS vs DS and PSP

When we first heard Apple’s claims at WWDC 2009 that the new iPhone 3GS was 2x faster, we all thought that Apple were extending the truth. AnandTech thought that they would look in to this to see if the claim is true. Well it seems as if Apple were not joking, meaning that the iPhone 3G S could now compete with the likes of the Sony PSP and the Nintendo DS. Read more

iPhone smashed with hammer for Palm Pre

We know some fans can go over the top when it comes to declaring their adoration of their favourite gadgets, but this surely takes the biscuit. We have images for you to view courtesy of ‘John’, an (ex) iPhone and Palm Pre user who decided to smash up his iPhone with a steel hammer following his capture of a Pre. Read more

Analyst’s say no new 2009 iPhone at WWDC 2009

With just a few short hours to go until Apple executives start its keynote at WWDC 2009, there is only one thing that people will want to know, and that is if we will see a new iPhone. However, for all you fans waiting for a new mode. Which has been dubbed iPhone 3GS might be disappointed, as we might not see a new model at all. Read more

Nintendo E3 2009: Keynote, press conference

If you’re looking for the latest live Nintendo coverage of E3 2009, then you will want to see Engadgets post that shows news live from Nintendo’s E3 keynote.

The press conference is likely to focus on new Nintendo games, and less on hardware news. Although they need to bring the world something special to compete Read more

Sony OLED X-Series Walkman: A look inside

The Sony OLED X-Series Walkman is one of the most anxiously awaited gadgets in the U.S.; this must have something to do with its OLED display. Sony Insider thought that it would be worth a closer look, so have found some internal shots for its readers to look inside. Read more

Apple Media Pad: Specs Wishlist

Earlier, we reported about the breaking news of two new devices that Apple are reportedly planning for release. One of those was a smaller iPhone, while the other was a Media Pad tablet device. We have a question for you: What specs would you like to see on this new Media Pad?

Speculation on Apple’s new Media Pad device is sure to hot up now as everyone waits for an official announcement from Apple regarding the two hot gadgets.

No solid specs have been released for the device yet, but its pretty certain that the device will allow features such as music, photos, video, HD support and maybe even a touchscreen as well.

What would you like to see in the new Media Pad? Share your thoughts with us below.

Recession antidote: Senario AL-100 Mega Vu Torpedo 6ft Video Projector

When you talk to some of your friends, they start to talk about all the amazing gadgets they have, like their projector. So you then get the urge to purchase one but you have one problem, not much cash. Well the answer is the Senario AL-100 Mega Vu Torpedo 6ft Video Projector, which Woot are calling the World’s Crappiest Projector. Read more

Recession antidote: iRobot Roomba 530 Robotic Vacuum with Virtual Wall

Having the latest technology can become very expensive, and that is not good as we are in a recession. There are however, some great deals to be had on a number of cool gadgets, which should help to keep your bank happy, such as this iRobot Roomba 530 Robotic Vacuum with Virtual Wall and Self-Charging Home Base. Read more

New Acer Aspire 8935 and 5935 laptops: review and specs

Acer has introduced two new laptops in its Aspire range, the Aspire 8935 and 5935. These laptops use less energy thanks to LED rear-lit CineCrystal display panel with 16:9 aspect ratios. Both come with a choice of 15.6 and 18.4-inch formats, the Aspire 8935 comes with Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. Read more

New York Auto Show 2009: Hyundai Equus better than Genesis

Hyundai has the Genesis and is a very capable sedan, but they have something even better up their sleeve and is has been on show at the New York Auto Show 2009. The car in question is the Equus, and is its luxury flagship. Read more

Speech-controlled trash can, making it fun

Without being sexist, most guys always get the job of taking the trash out and at the same time most of us love gadgets. So how about combining our love for gadgets and this dirty job Read more

Samsung’s new Google Android-based phones

Samsung have confirmed that they will launch at least three handsets this year with the Google Android OS. Two of these phones will be for the North American market. This latest move will increase the amount of Android handsets available; this means that consumers will now have another option instead of T-Mobile’s flagship G1. Read more

Nokia’s New Bluetooth Accessories: BH-216 Headset and HF-510 Speakerphone

Nokia were out in force at CTIA Wireless in Las Vegas, not only were they showing of its E71x for AT&T and 1661 for T-Mobile USA, the Finnish phone maker decided to treat those at the show to two new Bluetooth accessories. The first is the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-216 and the second is the Nokia HF-510 Speakerphone. Read more

Samsung BD-P4600 Ultrathin Blu-ray Player: Release Date and Price

You may be able to get the new Samsung BD-P3600 and BD-P1600 Blu-ray players in stores now, but the one you may want to wait for is the ultrathin BD-P4600 player Read more

Hands On: Proporta Universal Emergency Charger Travel Kit

Those nice people at Proporta were kind enough to send us one of their Universal Emergency Charger Travel Kits. This handy gadget easily fits in to your pocket, so you have peace of mind if you need to keep your devices charged up fully. Read more

Cisco deal with Pure Digital Technologies: Closer into Consumer Electronics

The networking giant Cisco Systems, Inc (CSCO) has taken a step closer into its movie into Consumer Electronics with the announcement of its plans to purchase Pure Digital Technologies. The company is expected to pay around $590 million in stock. Read more

Proprietary chip and Apple’s iPod Shuffle headphones

Apple (AAPL) recently launched its third-generation iPod Shuffle, and the traditional control pad that were on previous models is now gone. Now what we have is a slim three-button controller on the headphone cable. This means that the new iPod Shuffle will not work unless you use Apple’s own headphones. Read more

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