Withings WiFi Bathroom Scales

I don’t know about everyone else, but i’m curious about who had the eureka moment that resulted in this quirky combination of standard bathroom scales with WIFI communication!  Well, the Withings WiFi Bathroom Scales add a touch of AI to your bathroom thanks to their fantastic take on health and weight issues.

Sony BDPS760B (BDPS760B) Blu-ray Player

The Sony BDP S760B (BDPS760B) Blu Ray player comes with everything you’ll ever want from a blu ray player. This is obviously what you’d expect from Sony’s pinnacle blu ray player release this year.

Garmin GMAP 60CSX Handheld

The super light 7.5-ounce Garmin GPSMap 60CSX Handheld now features several
performance-enhancing features to the popular 60-series products. This includes a removable microSD™ card, barometric altimeter, electronic compass and high-sensitivity GPS receiver by SiRF that tracks your position even in tree cover and canyons.

Protect Your WiFi Signal With Paint

A colleague of mine moved to a new house over the holidays. For first two weeks in her new home, she was miserable as miserable can be. Why? Because her ISP took forever to provide her service. Imagine her delight when, one morning, she turned her laptop on and found that she was getting a WiFi signal that was unsecured – open for anyone to use. That was, perhaps, her best Christmas gift ever!

Vue Personal Video Network

I’m filing this under “wireless” because this is the first webcam-class gadget that has gone wireless and “powerless” too. I say powerless because it is self-contained… battery powered. All you need to do is attach it securely to a smooth surface (a wall, a desk), make sure it’s within good range from its base and viola! Your own personal wireless video system for under £220.

Philips Tapster stereo Bluetooth headset

One of the best things about technology is that new discoveries tend to trickle down the line. Apple’s “Gesture control” for its iPod and Laptop lines has so inspired other tech manufacturers that you just got to love how they tune in and apply what works.

How Sinister Can GPS Be?

An experiment using technology readily available to everybody today allows one guy to leave his mark on America.

Find Your Stuff Easily With The Smart Finder

When I saw this product, something clicked in my head – it is perfect for me! You see, I spend a lot of time trying to figure out where my things are. One moment I can’t find my keys. The next, I can’t find my wallet. Other days, my mobile phone would be dead and I would have misplaced it, and so on…I guess I am just one forgetful person.

Dell Wasabi… too hot! :)

This is the Dell Wasabi PZ310 Mobile Printer. Beauty (yes), useful (yes), upscale expensive (no). At about £69, instant photos become a possibility even at home. And even if you’re mobile, this printer weighs at approximately 8 oz, practically able to disappear in your bag, or snug fitly in your shirt pocket.

This printer uses Zero-Ink Technology, ink-less, and I’m not joking. Zero-Ink printing means :

iMuffs

Well, when I heard about iMuffs I thought that it had something to do with keeping your ears warm during winter WHILE some techy stuff is happening (like say listening to music or using your cellphone). But it turns out that iMuffs is a bluetooth headset that allows you to wirelessly listen to an audio source.

I’d understand a little why they’d call it that way being that it’s snow season and all. I’d just wished they’d call it something else because “Muffs” is normally used to protect your ears from cold. Anyway, that’s just me.

Wi-Fi Detector Shirt: The Ultimate Geek Apparel

Who said that geeks are not lazy? With the convenience that technology offers, it is not a surprise that technophiles tend to get a bit, well, laid back when it comes to expending energy. Here is a perfect example: the Wi-Fi detector shirt.

A2DP for your iPhone and iPod

RXS: Redshift has launched two brand new adapters which add Bluetooth functionality to phones and music devices.

Mir:ror RFID Rabbits

Those crazy French Rabbit lovers are back with more weird connected toys in the shape of Mir:ror – an RFID reading saucer for your home!

iPhone Bluetooth Keyboard

Finding yourself using your iPhone to do more and more of your out-of-office work? The touch screen keyboard of the iPhone is good, but will slow you down…

It’s An iPod! It’s a Bracelet! No, it’s an…

…iPod that also functions as a bracelet! It’s an iBangle. The iBangle is the brain child of Indian designer Gopinath Prasan.

Review – Bluetooth car rear view mirror

The bluetooth rear view car mirror is essentially three products in one. A Bluetooth headset which can pair with your phone to make it hands free, a digital display which can display who is calling without having to look at your phone and lastly a rear view mirror.

iPhone air mouse – Remotely control your Mac or PC

Apple themselves have released the remote app which works really well with itunes, unfortunately it doesn’t do frontrow or navigation of the OS yet which is where air mouse comes in.

Samsung OMNIA i900 for Europe

Omnia i900 is the new cellphone presented by Samsung for the Italian market. It will become available to the public next week on July 22, with a price tag of €460 (approximately £370).

Garmin introduces new accessory for nuvi 760 GPS

Owners of the nuvi 760 GPS system now have a new and useful solution to better place the device on their Ford car, but it can only be used on some models.

DeLorme Earthmate PN-30: GPS System

Earthmate PN-30 is the codename of the new GPS system made by DeLorme, which some people might consider to be the big brother of the PN-20.

Mio Leap K1 – Cellphone and GPS

Nowadays it is common to see companies releasing multi functional gadgets, much like the 3-in-1 printer, there is the Mio Leap K1 that is a cellphone and GPS in one.

Sanyo presents new GPS systems

Storage capacity on GPS systems come in different sizes and shapes, but Sanyo has come up with a good replacement for the built-in hard-drive – the 2 new models use a SSD memory card.

Kenwood DNX7120 Navigation receiver

Kenwood has released a new GPS navigation system entitled DNX 7120. Taking in consideration the “old” 7100 model is not listed on their website anymore, the conclusion is simple.

Aliph New Jawbone Launched

Do you know what the Jawbone is? It’s arguably one of the best Bluetooth headset products in the planet. It used to be quite bulky and doesn’t please the eye that much. Now, Aliph, Jawbone’s manufacturer, try to rectify this with the release of the new Jawbone.

Archos 605 GPS System

Two months ago Archos upgraded their line of multimedia players by presenting the Archos 405, and they have made another update by adding a navigation system to the 605, which can now be considered a 2-in-1 gadget: media player + GPS system.

Nokia Presents The Black Box

Christopher’s journey is guided by a mysterious black box. How does it know where to send him? Where has this dark technology come from? And will it help Christopher find his dream or lead him into his worst nightmare? Find the coordinates. Solve the mystery.

Drill Your Tooth for a Bluetooth Microphone

Do you spend hours upon hours talking on the phone that sometimes you wish your microphone is stuck permanently near your mouth?

Getac PS533E: Not a normal GPS System

Getac is a company dedicated to create rugged computing solutions, and one of them is the PDA + GPS system codenamed PS533E.

Fresh Polaroid PMP with Wi-Fi

Portable media players made by Polaroid aren’t very popular, but their latest product can be a hit…

Hawking Hi-Gain USB Dish Adapter

Having problems with the strength of the WiFi signal on your “big” house? The router isn’t good enough? Have you tried using the Hawking Hi-Gain Dish?

RoadRunner Bluetooth Headset with Larynx Microphone

Erstwhile in style behind-the-head earphones are a thing of the past.

NDrive G400: GPS system for the alcoholics

At the recent event – Mobile World Congress 2008 – that took place in Barcelona from 11 to 14 February, there were many new and cool products being presented, like the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, or the Sony Ericsson W980, and also the NDrive G400, a.k.a. the GPS system for alcoholics.

LG Viewty KU990 Review

After using the LG Viewty for a month we’ve compiled the good, the bad and the ugly on this little black handset. Two people had the phone for a few weeks and swapped it to get different perspectives.

The Expensive Motorola Bluetooth Headset

Can it be possible that certain people spend over $15,000 for a bluetooth headset? I guess it can, because Motorola presented them at the Mobile World Congress 2008.

Wi-Fi Wear

Geeks get all the best clothes – and this is as high-tech as they come (right now). Never be out of the loop when you’re wondering the streets looking for your next spot.

Spy Camera Inside a Tire

On top being disguised as a tire, this spy camera uses wireless technology to make everything possible.

No wires = the inclusion of a 2.4GHZ Receiver.

Macbook Air Micro Review

There’s a lot of buzz around with the final arrival of Macbook Air review hardware in the USA. We’ve aggregated the reviews to give you a micro look at the good, the bad, and the plain ugly from Apple’s new baby.

Panasonic Strada Pocket GPS system

Panasonic has plans to release the CN-MP50D in Japan, which is basically a GPS navigation system of the Panasonic Strada Pocket series. Sadly, this is a Japanese release only, set for February 12.

Extra Small USB Bluetooth Adapter

There are two sizes in the world of gadgets: small, and extra small. The latest Brando product is on the second category, and is also known as the Tiny USB Bluetooth Adapter.

The simple GPS system

The majority of car GPS systems are kind of big, feature a touchscreen, show plenty of colors, and have a lot of other functions, but in case you want something simple, check out the TravelPilot Amsterdam NAV35E made by Blaupunkt.