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New 3Skypephone

3G, a 2mp camera, mp3 player, mobile TV and internet, in black or white, with blue or pink trim. So where can I get one? Read More

Evolving Computer

University of Oslo is the lucky one to have these young researches who had created an Evolving Computer gadget..Read More

iPhone Accessories

A new and first way to protect your iPhone from dust, rain, sand etc is a new iPhone skin specially designed..Read More

8.5 GB DVD

The new technology presents us a usual DVD disc that can fit up to 8.5 GB on one side and...Read More

Bamboo stereo sound system

The trend of nature inspired devices is very popular now. Thus, we have already seen a great deal of concepts that had some natural elements or were made in the form of a fruit or something else. Lately another device of that sort has been designed. It represents a bamboo inspired stereo sound system.

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Music Jacket

In case you like music, but are usually on the go, portable audio player will do the job. However, what if the headphones disturb you or you just want to make everybody listen to your beats? Very few models offer speakers functionality, and even if they do, it is hard to hear music coming from a pocket. Possible solutions? You can keep music player in your hand, but it is not very comfortable. If you want to keep your hands free while listening to music, then you would probably love this gadget.

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Dynamic Life shirt clearly shows you're taken by a fellow nerd

Dynamic Life shirt

Oh sure, we've seen proximity-based clothing before, but for the couple who just can't help but express their intense adoration for technology (and each other), we present the $24.99 8-bit Dynamic Life shirt. This wonderful piece of garb, which is obviously designed to be purchased in pairs, sports six whole hearts on the chest. When your lover strays, both sets of hearts slowly fade away, but when he / she comes running back for one more steamy round of Wii Boxing, the combined dozen lights up to signify precisely how geeky you two truly are. You do know what's coming in a fortnight, right?

[Via Shiny Shiny]

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Is Sony's PS3 getting a redesign?

Sony's PS3

According to T3 magazine and a "particularly well-informed insider," the PS3 is due not just for hard drive updates, but a total design revamp down to a slimmer and smaller package sometime in the Fall. If you believe what you read, the refreshed console will sport all the same specs, but will receive a fresh coat of paint, a trip through the shrinking machine, and probably a lightened load. Of course, this is all just wild speculation coupled with salacious, magazine-selling 3D renders of the phantom device, as Sony denies the existence of an update and we don't really know who this source is. On the other hand, the company pulls this kind of ditzy "who me?" stuff whenever it's got a new product up its sleeve -- though we're not feeling the timing on this shocker.

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Tangent's Cinque radio does DAB and more on your tabletop

Tangent's Cinque DAB radio

Looking for something with a hint of style to take up that empty expanse that is your bedside table? Peer no further than Tangent's Cinque, which offers up DAB, FM and AM radio tuning within a compact (and fairly attractive) package. Besides pulling tunes from thin air, this unit also plays nice with CDs and any ole DAP you've got stuffed in your underused gadgets drawer courtesy of the built-in 3.5-millimeter auxiliary jack. Furthermore, you can set the alarm to wake you with music, and just in case you're not really feeling the hue shown above, it's also available in walnut, black and red for £239.99 ($478).

[Via Tech Digest]

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Hands-on with Sigma's DP1

Sigma's DP1

Sigma was showing off their digicam slab of tech, the DP1. To the untrained eye, it doesn't look like much. But Sigma's put the same 14.1-megapixel APS-C sized Foveon CMOS sensor used in its SD14 DSLR into this tiny package. There's a f/4, 28-mm (in 35-mm equivalent terms) lens, but what really impressed us was the build quality on this unit -- not a creak or bit of flex to be had on the camera. It's definitely a high-end piece of photo jewelry.

Gallery: Hands-on with Sigma's DP1