Slacker Radio App Now Released for Android

November 10, 2009  
Filed under Cell Phones, Phone Software

Slacker Radio App Now Released for Android

The Slacker Radio App has proven to be one of the most popular applications available at Apple’s App Store, the application has also proven to be pretty successful on BlackBerry devices, therefore it is no surprise that an application for Android-based devices is now available. Read more

Modern Warfare 2 peripherals from Mad Catz

September 11, 2009  
Filed under Gaming, PC Games, Sony Playstation 3, Xbox 360

Modern Warfare 2 peripherals from Mad Catz

With the release of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 due November 10th peripheral manufacturer Mad Catz are hoping to cash in by releasing a large range of Modern Warfare 2 peripherals, such as controllers, headsets, face-plates and much more. Read more

AT&T’s new Point Anywhere RF remote for U-Verse customers

August 10, 2009  
Filed under Gadgets

AT&T’s new Point Anywhere RF remote for U-Verse customers

Standard remote controls are not that great when it comes to controlling our electronic devices over a long distance or through walls, but things are about to change. AT&T has released the U-verse TV Point Anywhere RF Remote Control, offering a much better range than from traditional infrared remotes. Read more

LG GC900 Viewty Smart Full Hands-on Review and Specs

July 13, 2009  
Filed under Hands On

LG GC900 Viewty Smart Full Hands-on Review and Specs

The LG Viewty Smart GC900 or Viewty 2 as some people are now calling it is an upgraded version of the LG Viewty. The new handset has a number of design and hardware features as the LG Arena, but the Viewty Smart has that awesome 8-megapixel camera. I owned the first Viewty for over a year so was looking forward to getting my hands on the new model. Read more

Axxis Fingerprint Door Lock

July 10, 2009  
Filed under Gadgets

Axxis Fingerprint Door Lock

With biometric security becoming more and more affordable it is no surprise that we are starting to see household devices utilizing this technology.

Axxis have created a new door lock which requires both PIN and fingerprint identification, the device allows customizable access times for different users which can be programmed easily via a customized flash drive. Read more

RIM BlackBerry phones to get DRM-free music via 7digital

May 7, 2009  
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones

RIM BlackBerry phones to get DRM-free music via 7digital

RIM BlackBerry phones will soon be able to compete with the likes of the Apple iPhone if DevelopIQ as anything to do with it. They will be working alongside 7digital to offer DRM-free music, which is downloaded over the air to your BlackBerry device. Read more

Stem cell creation and some ethical news

March 2, 2009  
Filed under News

Stem cell creation and some ethical news

Researchers have said that they are now one-step closer to creating stem cell treatment without the need to use embryos. A UK and Canadian team have been working on a way to do this, and what they have done is truly amazing. Read more

Samsung Epix SGH-i907 Review

October 28, 2008  
Filed under Cell Phones, Handsets

Samsung Epix SGH-i907 Review

The AT&T Samsung Epix which many might know as the SGH-i907 has now joined the long list of handsets that the carrier now has in its line-up. If you were thinking of taking ownership of one of these phones, then you should read this review thanks to Pocketnow. Read more

Ford 2010 models include programmable ignition key for Parents

October 7, 2008  
Filed under Autos

Ford 2010 models include programmable ignition key for Parents

Ever since I can remember car makers have used safety features in their cars, this is done with the intention of saving lives. As technology improves so do out safety features in our cars, and it seems as if Ford are leading the way. Read more

SmartShopper: Popular Kitchen Gadget Just Got More Affordable

September 24, 2008  
Filed under Electronics

SmartShopper: Popular Kitchen Gadget Just Got More Affordable

SmartShopper Electronics, LLC., makers of the innovative voice activated shopping assistant, announced today a new retail price for its SmartShopper units. Effective today, this indispensable kitchen gadget will be available for $99.99 Read more

Pentax K-m aka K2000 DSLR gets official

September 22, 2008  
Filed under Digital Cameras, Electronics

Pentax K-m aka K2000 DSLR gets official

This is the Pentax K-m DSLR or as known in the U.S “K2000”, although there were rumors and leaked information a few days ago, today we can confirm that Pentax have made this digital camera official.

The Pentax K2000 entry-level DSLR features Shake Reduction technology, a dust removal system, a 2.7-inch TFT LCD Read more

dual iPod MP3 players with the Muteki XROSSFADE

August 22, 2008  
Filed under Home Audio

dual iPod MP3 players with the Muteki XROSSFADE

Here is a great music system from Sony, the LBT -DJ2i Muteki™ XROSSFADE™mini hi-fi component system, it allows you to mix your music from dual iPod and MP3 player so you can play DJ for the night at your own party, if you do get bored mixing you can switch and listen to basic AM/FM radio or a single CD to give yourself a rest.

The nifty little sound system also allows you to beat blend with re-programmed percussion and drum loops, you can line up your next track through the moniter queue so you can fade into the next track perfectly with the cross fader and cue. Show your DJ skills off easily as this system can also mash or boost your tracks.

If you want to know the basic specs for the lightweight system, well it has USB Recording & Playback (MP3, WMA, AAC) which gives you even more options for input and sound mixing.

Source: prnewswire

Google App Engine Analysis: in depth look

April 9, 2008  
Filed under Computers, Software


So the Google App Engine is finally here, and the first thing that you will need to know is that it is solely aimed at Amazon Web Services. As Google are better at these kinds of things, it will not be long before Amazon users will jump ship and go over to using the Google App Engine.

What gives this new application an advantage? well Ars Technica aims to give you that answer with their in depth review.

They found that Google’s API has access to the storage capacity and processing power of Google’s servers and this is very clever as when Google developed this software, they gave developers the ability to create web page applications which have been programmed with Python code, and you can then upload it and run it on Google’s servers.

It’s not all good, Ars Technica said “The downsides to this program are fairly apparent. First, developers must write all of their code in Python. While Python is a great dynamic language with a robust standard library, and over 15 years of active development, there will be some prospective users who would rather deploy their code in a different language.Check out their full review here

The Google App Engine really is a great application; why not give it a try and tell us what you think just visit Google

Tefal QuickCup Kettle

April 7, 2008  
Filed under News

Tefal QuickCup Kettle
Do you hate having to wait for the kettle to boil, if so then this is for you. This Tefal QuickCup delivers hot water in just 3 seconds. All you have to do is once you have programmed the QuickCup to dispense the perfect amount of water for your favourite cup just press the red button and you will have your hot water.

Having a QuickCup in your home or office is a great idea don’t you think because not only does it do hot drinks but it will also filter tap water so all you have to do is press the black button and you will have great fresh drinking water and all you will then need to do is just add ice or juice.

You can get this here

USB 2.0 DVR Guardian: convert any notebook into a digital video recording surveillance system

March 27, 2008  
Filed under Audio & Video Gadgets, Gadgets

USB 2.0 DVR Guardian
Swann Communications, the global leader in security monitoring solutions, is proud to announce their latest innovation in DIY security: USB 2.0 DVR Guardian™. This compact, portable system turns any notebook computer into an advanced surveillance system capable of monitoring any home, office or retail space.

The Swann USB 2.0 DVR Guardian™ is easily installed by simply plugging it directly into any computer’s USB port. The DVR supports up to four channels, so the user can choose to display and record live video from one to four cameras. With an easy to use graphical interface, the USB 2.0 DVR Guardian™ can be programmed for recording at a specified time, set for motion detection or set up to auto e-mail a notification to the user’s e-mail account upon motion activation. Furthermore, the entire security system can be viewed and controlled remotely via the internet. Swann’s latest DIY security solution offers flexibility in terms of viewing options; users are able to view their security system through their PC and remotely via the internet and mobile phone Read more

Panasonic KX-WP800 Skype VoIP phone: FON app with Wi-Fi router

March 12, 2008  
Filed under Cell Phones, Handsets

Panasonic KX-WP800 Skype VoIP phone
If you have ¥29,800 (£144) then the Panasonic KX-WP800 Skype VoIP phone with FON app with Wi-Fi router. Oh yes what we like about this phone is that it has a clever little thing going on.

It will allow you to connect to the FON Wi-Fi sharing network which is fantastic because it means you will get free calls.

The handset itself is pretty standard other than the FON application onboard and the mini Wi-Fi router, oh yes create an open FON hotspot at home. So you get free Wi-Fi calls thanks to the 802.11b/g router, the handset can be pre-programmed to automatically log onto any FON spot it comes across, but can - of course - also use a plain vanilla connection instead.

You will get 4.5 hours of talk time and 55 hours of standby and the phone weighs 100g. The Panasonic KX-WP800 goes on sale in Japan at the end of this month.

Source – Phones Review

solar powered Automower

March 7, 2008  
Filed under News

solar powered Automower

Husqvarna are the world’s largest lawnmower manufacturer that has just launched the world’s first automatic electric solar powered hybrid robotic lawn mower in the UK .

Working autonomously, the lawnmower will cut up to 2300 square metres of grass and can be programmed to come on at certain times or days of the week.

The auto mower also has sensors in the device so it can avoid garden furniture.

The mower will cut for around 40 minutes, and then charge for 40 minutes in its charging station, however Husqvarna say that using the solar panels on a sunny day will mean the device will be able to stay out cutting for up to 50% longer.

I think that this is a great idea I hate cutting my grass.

What do you think of the idea?

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Onelink smoke detector that shouts at you

February 27, 2008  
Filed under News

Onelink smoke detector shouts at you

The OneLink Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detector with Voice Alert is a pretty clever device, that can be programmed with alerts relating to its location.

So if the alarm goes off say in the kitchen the alarm will shout out “Smoke in Kitchen,” or, “Carbon Monoxide in basement.” Read more

‘Tankpitstop’ : The Robotic Gas Station

February 7, 2008  
Filed under Autos

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There is a new service at gas stations in the Netherlands and it’s a full automatic pumping station. Dutch inventors have revealed this robot arm which costs $111,100 which will fill your car up with fuel.

When the vehicle pulls up at the pump Read more

Christmas Carol Indoor Light and Sound Show

November 28, 2007  
Filed under Gaming

Christmas Carol Indoor Light and Sound Show

This Christmas Carol Indoor Light and Sound Show is a simple electronic device that will transform your home’s interior holiday lights into a synchronized animated spectacle precisely matched to the Read more

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