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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

MP7 phone makes MP3 feel totally insignificant

MP7 Cellphone

We've seen phones that push the boundaries of chintziness, but this newfangled MP7 phone really shows what humans are capable of when they've no motivation to assemble a decent product. Granted, most everything here is lost in translation, but the blatant "Blue tooth" logo on the front pretty much sets it up for disaster. Nevertheless, this GSM handset reportedly comes in silver or black and features a 320 x 240 touchscreen display, a 1.3-megapixel camera, built-in FM tuner and support for some form of mobile TV along with the elusive "MP7" format. Best of all, this marvelous gem of handset engineering can be had for $599.90 (or a dozen easy payments of $59.99) -- we can hear the N95 cowering from here (or is that laughter?).

[Via Saporra]

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The Mindwire V5 turns gaming into pure electroshock torture

Mindwire V5

Sure, your games are thrilling and all, but they don't exactly cause actual pain, do they? Well, that's all going to change thanks to the two twisted dreamers who started the company Mindwire, and their electroshock feedback device, the V5. That's right, next time you get fragged in Unreal, sacked in Madden, or robbed in GTA -- you get shocked in real life. Just the sadistic thrill you've been after, right? The device works by splitting your controller input to the "brain" of the V5 and your console, then sends electric jolts via electrode pads on your skin. Right now the company has a model tested and working with the PS2, Xbox, GameCube, and PCs, though they appear to be making preparations for current gen consoles in the next iteration of the device. If you're content with the choices at hand, this self-torture can be yours for £99.99 (or around $201). Check the totally awesome video after the break to see the V5 in action.

[Via Coolest Gadgets]

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Attach your phone to the wall

No one likes all these telephone wires that are everywhere. At the same time everyone is in the habit of pacing the floor with a telephone receiver in his/her hand. That's why a lot of different wireless phones where designed. Yet, the fact that they are wireless means that sometimes you have to recharge the receiver.

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A water tree - water filter

Everybody knows that pure water is extremely important for the health. This contributes a lot to the designing of various devices used to purify the water. Something of this type has been created by Korean designers who never run out of ideas. Their new invention is a kind of filter that differs a lot from its boring counterparts.

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The simplest MP3 player?

It's not a secret that some people like things to be simple. Because of this a lot of different simple devices were designed lately. Of course they are not as multifunctional as their counterparts, but are much cheaper and smaller. Bomi Kim following this trend has recently designed the simplest MP3 player.

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Collapsible surfboard

There is quite an obvious tendency to make small and portable things. Apartments and cars, everything becomes compact. As a consequence, it seems that your surfboard occupies more and more space. Maybe it's possible to decrease somehow its size? Nicholas Notara who has decided to devote some time to the problem thinks that there is a way to do so.

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