I am not that much a fan of clothing to perform the tasks of wiring my gadgets, for the simple reason that I would not want to wear a jacket when it is hot as hell. However using a pair of headphones surely discomforts you when it is cold and you cannot wear a hat on the headphones. The earphones don't exactly stick to your ears when you manage yourself in a crowed train. The iLogic Sound Hat is...

NYC buses survive partially on the revenue that is generated from the static adverts that are displayed on its sides. Not so far from now, we are going to witness a radical transformation on these sides. The adverts are going to be replaced by actual flat screen displays to show rotating static advertisements as well as short commercials. The screens can target ads for specific neighborhoods. The ads, which resemble TV commercials, could even advertise coffee in the morning...

Three gorgeous models displaying.. What Else? Three new mp3 models from the gizmo maker INNO Design. The model on the left is holding the S2 player, which plays 30fps movies and cost you $82. The model in the middle is holding the S1, which is only a music player and costs around $52. There are no details available for the third model on display. Both the models feature FM radio, voice recorder, photo/text viewer and are covered in soft...

The Sony Ericsson Hikaru is rumored to be a new touchscreen handset that will feature 8GB of internal memory and an 8 Megapixel camera. Its not clear if it will have an alphanumeric or a QWERTY keyboard, or is Sony Ericsson going to compete directly with the Apple iPhone? Sony Ericsson is not just going to bet on the Hikaru, a new phone called the Twiggy is also said to come next year. It will be the successor of...

We mentioned a while ago of a network of submarines that glide underwater, now it seems the US Army wants something that does both fly and glide underwater and over it. A flying submarine is what can best describe the vehicle they have in mind, and they are organizing a design competition to accomplish this goal. The competition specifies that the flying sub must be able to transport eight men and their equipment 1,150 miles (1,850km) by air, 115m...

Nissan will initiate a large-scale community-based test of its Intelligent Transport System (ITS), integrating cellular communications with vehicle telematics to help prevent pedestrian-related accidents. This represents the first and largest such experiment conducted of its kind, involving 500 pedestrians and 200 drivers, and in collaboration with NTT DoCoMo Inc, the largest mobile network operator in Japan. Participants will use a special cellular phone that is compatible to the Nissan navigation system on-board test vehicles, and simply go about their...

Rumors are around that we should be expecting either a new upgraded iPhone 3.0 or an updated MacBook or the NetMac 1.0. John Markoff at the New York Times has got the whiff of a potential MacBook nano / MacBook touch / iPhone slate which has been spied on the logs of an unnamed "search engine company". Apple has a history of being spotted on the wires before launch; however multiprocessor Macs running SETI or other distributed computing tasks...

What if you had the chance to sample the REAL thing before actually taking the vows (of pumping iron) and getting booked, hooked and cooked? Interesting proposition, right? Head over to Metaboinfo.com where you can choose one from four Virtual wives. The dutiful wives nag you everyday regarding your increasing paunch and they even mail you four times a day. The choice includes a cute maid café waitress, a cool domineering analyst, a motherly nurse, and a fashionable nail...

Other World Computing (OWC) has introed the world's first external Blu-ray drive that features a Quad Interface. The drive connects to your PC or laptop through four different interfaces: FireWire 400, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 and eSATA. It even comes in two manifestations: The Mercury Pro SW-5583 that reads/writes Blu-ray, DVD, DVD-RAM and CD-R/RW and the Mercury Pro SW-5583T that comes bundled with a full retail version of Roxio Toast 9 Titanium (Mac OS X)....

We have seen quite a few Head-mounted dispalys in the past and this is no different. The iWear AV230XL has a 320 x 240 LCD for each eye which give you the effect of watching a 44 inch LCD from a distance of 2.7 meter. It can be used along with glasses and has fine-tuning for each eye. It comes with composite video and analog audio cable, connectors for iPod, iPhone, PMP and mobile phones are available separately. It...

Lousy backhand and damp forehand may be soon become a thing of the past. Designer Lionel Burt has developed the Two-handled tennis racquet, which is match-legal and may even aid you in disposing Federer! Called The Natural, this Two-handled tennis racquet took 18 years to develop, and was inspired by Lionel's permanent back problems caused by always playing on one side. However, it is not the first time a racket of this type has been used and there are...

A Mercedes McLaren can turn eyeballs but a chrom SLR can cause one hell of a scene. The chrome McLaren was parked outside Emirates Mall one of the largest malls in Dubai. (More glitz after the jump)...

Nothing more fun a LAN party, but the thought of connecting dozens of computers with maximum latency is sure to give anyone nightmares. Taking advantage of Wi-Fi capabilities and ending the networking nightmare is G-Fi VS from PosiMotioi, which is the world's first completely wireless gaming hub which can connect simultaneously up to 200 players located at a maximum distance of 30 meters for up to 6 hours. It is compatible with anything Wi-Fi from iPhone to Google Android...

China is well known to rapidly make copies of anything under the sun, its no surprise that it’s the country where software piracy is at its peak. We covered a few weeks back on how there are just 244 licenses registered in China Now to curb with is issue, software giant Microsoft is deactivating unauthorized copies of its Windows operating system, in a nation where 82% of all software is pirated – even if many end users do not...

Pocket projectors arent a new concept, we saw the 3M MPro110 not so long ago along with the Dell concept pocket projector and the Texas Instruments DLP Pico-Projector which adds projection capability to mobile handsets even. Now a company called Aiptek has managed to make pocket projection go cool. The portable, palm-sized device can project up to a 50-inch image on walls from between 21cm and 180cm away. With a 640 x 480 resolution in 4:3 aspect ratio, it...