Motopure H12 headsets in gold encrusted with diamonds

At the Mobile World Congress 2008 Motorola showcased its blinged out Bluetooth headset the Motopure H12. Adorned with 18k gold the headsets are encrusted with 184 - 246 diamonds or 1.6 carats. Consumers get a choice of white gold or gold, there is also a selection of diamonds between white, pink and black. The Motopure H12 will start from $7800 and go all the way to $17,000. Why would anyone spending so much on a headset need it in...

Handy MP3 player doubles up as a zit-buster

You may be wondering what is the connection between an Mp3 player and zits; a teenager is the answer. Since many of them suffer the consequence of transforming to an adult, this enterprising Japanese manufacturer has combined music and zit-therapy. The 1.2-ounce mpion MP3 player holds only 128MB of music (approx 20 mins), but within that time it can be used to massage you face as it mpion releases positively and negatively charged ions, which supposedly neutralize breakouts. Here...

Order Starbucks coffee via your iPhone

Can't do anything till you gulped some hot soothing Java? No problems, Apple is working on a nifty solution for you. Striking a deal with Starbucks is more like it; ensuring that you won't have to wait in queue. You simply place an order for your drinks and pay directly from your iPhone or iPod Touch using the fancy new Starbucks program. You can order exactly what you like with or without the frills! Source...

Lego Machine Gun shoots steel balls and is real fast

Another ingenious Lego creation this time a machine gun which shoots 10mm steel balls. Sure it is fast as it spews out a dozen of the 10mm bullets in less than 2 seconds. It does not use the simple Lego bricks but makes use of Technic components. In case you are interested in making your own Lego M16 check out the instructions....

sQuba-Underwater car to be unveiled at Geneva show

Well looking at the image above may make you jump with joy as you may wonder of why no one thought of that before they built roads. Think about it, if all cars were submersible then we wouldn't really need roads to get anywhere (well at least to where we really want to go) it would be much cooler to have an apartment underwater than in a tower cramped around among hundreds of other buildings in a metropolitan city....

Thinkpad X300- Lenovo's answer to the Macbook Air.

After the launch of the apple AIR book it doesn't surprise any of us that competitors will bring their own versions out. Lenovo has launched the ThinkPad X300; which could signify the extra thin and yet fully functional laptop. Unlike the Mac Air this one boasts an optical drive, Ethernet adapter, 4 USB ports & a built in Phone modem....

AMD forays into Mobile market.

Intel better get its act together AMD is no fruitcake, after taking in ATi its now barging into the mobile phone arena. AMD processors and mobile graphics technology were disclosed at the 2008 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Tuesday. The Imageon A250 applications processor is used for video recording/playback and photo imaging, among other applications, and can be programmed for multimedia and high-level graphics, referred to as vector graphics. The Imageon D160 mobile TV solution is a hardware...

Canon Iris scan-Photo stealing is now harder than ever.

Canon has developed a surefire method of countering photo thieves, it's managed to put in an iris scanner in its camera to generate Meta data and integrate it into the photos the user takes. Many photographers go to great lengths to protect their images. Past attempted solutions include watermarks on the front of images. More recently, in the digital age of photography, watermarking in Photoshop or other image editing software is a popular solution. While visible watermarks are common...

Piezoelectric Fabric-wear it to power up gadgets.

The scarcity of power to gadget hungry people like us is overwhelming and the amount of new technology springing up everyday is remarkable. If such passion for innovation was seen before oil hit the $100 a barrel rate, our reliance on it would be nil by now. Scientists have developed a way to generate electricity by jostling fabric with unbelievably tiny wires woven inside, raising the prospect of textiles that produce power simply by being stretched, rustled or ruffled...

Speedo's "fastest bathing suit" uses technology from NASA

With a little help from NASA, Speedo has managed to come out with the world's fastest swimsuit to help swimmers achieve greater speeds. Speedo's new LZR Racer (pronounced "Laser Racer") features seams "ultrasonically welded" instead of sewn, to reduce drag in the water by up to 10%. It has been designed more like a spacesuit....

A bra that is also a wine rack

Those worried with the size of their mammary, could have an enhancement done at a cost hundred times cheaper than implants as well. If you couldn’t guess,(well, no-one could) it’s a Wine rack right inside a sports bra. If you’re thinking, that I’m probably talking about fitting wine bottles into the bra, then let me tell you, that the sports style bra contains a special boob-enhancing polyurethane bladder that can be filled with the drink of your choice. A...

Laser celebrities now working on Blu-Ray fore-runner

Kaai and Soraa are trying to develop lasers and LEDs that could, conceivably, replace conventional LEDs in the lighting market and serve as a standard for optical data storage, Ford Tamer, the newest partner at Khosla Ventures, said in an interview. Why would we be interested in this new lighting idea? Well to start with it has two of the most celebrated technology achievers in its staff the founders Shuji Nakamura and Stephen DenBaars. Stephen DenBaars, who is a professor...

US Air Force sets speeds of Mach 6 as its next priority

Miyamoto says Wii Fit is not meant to make you fit

Many lazy people like me were very happy with the idea of planning a fitness regime around the Wii Fit. Who wants to sweat it out in a gym instead of playing around with the Wii? Too bad, the Wiimote and Balance Board will have to be replaced with dumbbells and treadmill instead. In a recent interview Shigeru Miyamoto said that the Wii Fit is not supposed to make you fit! In his own words: "I forgot to mention...

LG-KF700 World’s first phone with three separate input methods!

LG announced the launch of its LG-KF700, a new multimedia phone that combines three input methods to create an amazingly intuitive user interface and provides instant access to features. The world’s first phone with three separate input methods, the LG-KF700 integrates a 3-inch touchscreen, alpha-numeric keypad and Shortcut Dial. Each of these input methods is assigned to the tasks at which it is most efficient, making LG’s highly intuitive interface possible. One of the LG-KF700’s powerful multimedia features is a...

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