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Samsung has announced the new DV300F, a new dual view camera with a 1.5 inch front screen, built in WiFi, wide angle 5x optical zoom lens with image stabilisation, a 16.1 megapixel sensor and a large 3inch touch screen on the back. The built in wireless connection lets you upload photos straight to a cloud [...]
Introducing the FlashMax G179 waterproof, high performance LED Flashlight. This torchlight is something to truly get excited about. It’s extremely powerful. Exceptionally durable. Waterproof. And uses Cree LED’s, so you know you will get bright white light with years of service from this thoughtfully designed Flashmax LED Flashlight. Powerful: The secret behind this amazing flashlight [...]
Most of us wear a watch for a two-fold reason – it not only helps you keep track of the current time, but it will also make you look a whole lot better by accessorizing with the rest of your outfit. Well, what happens when you get the Mirror Universe LED Digital Watch? The name [...]
CooTek has just announced their TouchPal Tablet Keyboard app which will play nice with the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, and what makes this special is it is the only Android tablet keyboard app which will rely on gestures in order to split and resize the keyboard. Not only that, you will be [...]
iPhones can be a real asset in dangerous situations, but where do you put your phone when you’re headed into a riot? This self-defense arm cover called the BodyGuard should do the trick. This is Armstar’s BodyGuard 9XI-HD01, and it is made from cotton, Kevlar, as well as Nomex, a flame resistant fiber. It is [...]
Hey you, 1980s kid – do you miss the era of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Ghostbusters as well as playing NES for the entire summer at your friend’s place? Well, if you answered in the affirmative, then you might be interested to know that ThinkGeek has obtained a time machine and returned to the [...]
Verizon Wireless has confirmed that they will be rolling out a software update for the world’s first Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich powered smartphone – the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. This particular software update is said to fix the wireless signal strength indicator by making minor adjustments in order to better reflect the kind of signal [...]
Sony recently showed off a new bio-cell battery that breaks down paper in order to create power. A paper battery sounds a little bit far-fetched, but the technology works, and could potentially change how we power devices in the future. Sony showed the battery off recently at Tokyo’s Eco-Products 2011 exhibition and managed to get [...]
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