Solar Power Generation to Increase by 35 Times in Argentina

Solar Power Generation to Increase by 35 Times in Argentina There is a good reason why Argentina’s flag sports a shining sun. At present, Argentina only produces about 10MW of solar power, but that figure is soon about to receive a giant boost as the country plans to increase its capacity by 35 times and the government begins to hand out incentives to private companies. International developers are looking to...

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MyIDkey – The Most Secured USB Drive

MyIDkey – The Most Secured USB Drive MyIDkey is a voice-activated, fingerprint secure Bluetooth / USB Drive that displays passwords and personal info online and on the go. Erases date itself if someone tries unauthenticated access...

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Ray – Recharge Naturally

Ray – Recharge Naturally Never go powerless again! Ray is a solar powered charger for electronic gadgets. The powerful suction cup and a tilting kickstand support multiple positions to capture the maximum amount of sunlight. Now you’ll be able to charge up wherever you go. The energy is released through a USB port and also it has an internal battery that allows you to recharge your phone during the night. ...

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Hands-on with the HP Slate 7

Hands-on with the HP Slate 7 How can a tablet that feels so good be so ... not good What do you do if you've long since past being a laughingstock in the mobile business? You failed at Windows Mobile. You bought Palm and put webOS out to pasture. And now, if you're HP, your first real foray into Android is a tablet that's nice from afar, but far from nice. Such is the HP Slate 7. Let's be perfectly clear about...

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LG's 'VR Panorama' puts Photosphere on the Optimus G Pro

LG's 'VR Panorama' puts Photosphere on the Optimus G Pro It's no secret that I'm a pretty big fan of the 360-degree Photospheres you can shoot with the Nexus 4. Fire up the camera app, spin around a few times and you get a really cool shot that can be panned and zoomed, and shared on Google+, or embedded with Google Maps. It's a novelty, yeah. But I'm enjoying the hell out of it, and there are some great Photospheres being published...

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MasterCard announces MasterPass digital banking service, gives Australia and Canada first dibs

MasterCard announces MasterPass digital banking service, gives Australia and Canada first dibs MasterCard's been working on new-era payment systems for some time, but now the credit corporation looks set to move past its PayPass project and roll out a service that's properly ready for the masses. By way of MasterPass, MasterCard will look to build upon what it gathered from previous efforts and use those learnings in its quest for...

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Looks Like Google Is Working On A UDP Replacement Called QUIC

Looks Like Google Is Working On A UDP Replacement Called QUIC Francois Beaufort had a very good day yesterday. Not only did the leaked video of the Chromebook Pixel he discovered earlier this month turn out to be real, he also noticed that Google started work on a new web protocol in Chrome called QUIC. This protocol, it seems, aims to update the User Datagram Protocol (UDP), a core part of the Internet protocol suite...

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Tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lau

Tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lau Designer peter lau has sent designboom images of a concept mobile phone for blind users. unlike typical cell phones which rely on claw grip or finger tip action, 'touching' utilizes palms for an ergonomic user experience. equipped with fourteen functioning buttons and one functionless button - the device's button configuration is positioned in a grid for fast thumb navigation....

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Photoshop Touch comes to iPhone & Android!

Photoshop Touch comes to iPhone & Android! I’m delighted to see that following up on the very popular tablet version, Photoshop Touch for phone is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play for $4.99. PM Stephen Nielson writes, Much like the tablet version, Photoshop Touch on the phone has core Photoshop features like layers, advanced selections tools, adjustments and filters. We also packed in features...

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Heart Rate for Windows Phone 8 can see your heart go beep, beep...beep, beep

Heart Rate for Windows Phone 8 can see your heart go beep, beep...beep, beep It's no secret that your heart is an essential element of not only staying fit but also staying alive. Heart Rate is a Windows Phone 8 app designed to measure your heart rate while offering a history of these readings. Heart Rate is similar to the other heart monitoring apps we've seen over the years. The app uses your Windows Phone camera...

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Chrome Delivers Voice Recognition Capability To The Internet

Chrome Delivers Voice Recognition Capability To The Internet If you deal with web applications, or are currently looking into such an endeavor, I think you would be stoked to hear that today’s Chrome stable release will introduce support for the Web Speech API that was originally discussed in January, where it will allow developers to take advantage of speech recognition capabilities into their web apps. Just in case you want...

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How Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 compares with Apple’s iPad mini??

How Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 compares with Apple’s iPad mini?? Samsung’s announcement of its latest device — the Galaxy Note 8.0 has been widely seen as a direct competitor to Apple’s iPad mini. Here is a quick look at how they compare across various parameters: The screen: The Galaxy Note 8.0 screen comes with a resolution of 1280×800 pixels which comes to 189 pixels per inch (ppi) since it an eight-inch device. It...

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P&P Office Waste Paper Processor

P&P Office Waste Paper Processor P&P Office Waste Paper Processor help to convert paper to pencil, works on the principle of printer which takes blank paper as input and prints the desired output. Similarly, this one takes any paper of prescribed size and produces pencils on the other side. As you can see from the pictures, there is input slot which takes paper and the pencil exit slot which generates pencils....

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Solar Window

Solar Window Solar Window is quite a clever design especially if appropriately placed. A transparent solar panel glazes the window and helps in harnessing the sun’s energy. Conveniently located plug-sockets and multi-tap, help hook up appliances and gadgets. A simple concept that can have very positive implications. Awesome...

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Mobile communication hub !! It provides multiple communication media options

Mobile communication hub !! It provides multiple communication media options This provides multiple communication media options  including long-hop radio, WiFi or WIMAX radios, GPRS/3G fiber  optics or satellite communication.  Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=H3GERYRN2a...

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Speed up your Internet with public DNS servers

Speed up your Internet with public DNS servers Speed up your Internet with public DNS servers TOP 10 DNS SERVERS  Level3:  Preferred DNS server - 209.244.0.3  Alternate DNS server - 209.244.0.4 Google:  Preferred DNS server - 8.8.8.8  Alternate DNS server - 8.8.4.4 ScrubIT3:  Preferred DNS server - 67.138.54.120  Alternate DNS server - 207.225.209.77 OpenNIC4:  Preferred...

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LG launches LTE-equipped Tab-Book Ultra and U460 laptop in Korea

LG launches LTE-equipped Tab-Book Ultra and U460 laptop in Korea We weren't convinced LG's Z160 convertible was skinny enough for Ultrabook status when we went hands-on at CES, but the Korean company has run with the title and launched the Tab-Book Ultra in its homeland. The 11.6-inch slider runs full-fat Windows 8 on an Intel Core i5 CPU in the top-end configuration (GH5WK), and much to the joy of data-hungry users, packs an LTE...

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New HTC One revealed with Sense 5.0

New HTC One revealed with Sense 5.0 HTC announced a new Android smartphone, the "new HTC One," at a press event Tuesday in New York City. The phone runs a new version of HTC's UI overlay, Sense 5.0. Sense 5.0, the skin that HTC applies to its Android smartphones, "delivers improvements on cameras and sound," said Jason Mackenzie, president of HTC. The new version includes a feature called "BlinkFeed" that threads updates...

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Logic3 Scuderia Ferrari R300 headphones debut

Logic3 Scuderia Ferrari R300 headphones debut Ferrari is one of the most famous sports car makers in the world and has one of the most popular F1 racing teams as well. Fans of Ferrari now have a new set of headphones made by Logic3 to wrap around their ears to celebrate the prancing horse. The new headphones are the R300 and fit into the Scuderia Ferrari Collection. As you can probably guess, anything that has the Ferrari logo...

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PoolPOD – Wireless Floating Waterproof Speaker

PoolPOD – Wireless Floating Waterproof Speaker Audio Unlimited poolPOD Wireless Floating Waterproof Speaker allows you to enjoy your music while relaxing in a hot tub, pool or any other water environment. This fully waterproof speaker is powered by 900MHz Phase Loop Lock circuitry, which guarantees a strong, clear signal up to 150 feet away, with no line of sight limitations. The transmitter delivers a...

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Universal Tablet Holder

Universal Tablet Holder onanoff’s new product, the Dock Minimal, is a universal dock for tablets that is compatible with all iPads and will be one of the first to fit the iPad mini and iPad 5. On the pictures above the Dock Minimal is being used with the Google Nexus Tablet. The Dock Minimal is now being funded on Indiegogo, www.indiegogo.com/dockminima...

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 coming March end for 359 euros: Report

Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 coming March end for 359 euros: Report Samsung is all set to launch its Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet at the Mobile World Congress (MWC). The tablet has been leaked extensively in the past. Now Phonearena.com via Tablet.bg is reporting that Galaxy Note 8.0 will start retailing in Bulgaria from end of March. The website also claims that Wi-Fi only model of Galaxy Note 8.0 will be priced at 699...

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Your Child- The Best Internet Filter

Your Child- The Best Internet Filter The internet can be a dangerous place for kids. Instead of providing a wealth of only positive information, it's a place where you can also easily access adult content and violence, come across predators and more. Cell phones for kids and other electronic devices can become a harbor for problems. Even if your kids aren't looking for trouble on the internet, they may inadvertently...

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Scientists develop computer that never crashes

Scientists develop computer that never crashes Depending on what you are doing, a computer crash can be classified as anything from a minor annoyance to a complete disaster. I’ve been experiencing some BSODs lately of unknown origin and let me be the first to tell you, it’s pretty darn annoying when you are right in the middle of something important – like work – and everything shuts down before you get a chance...

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Skype now beta testing video messaging service with some mobile users

Skype now beta testing video messaging service with some mobile users Skype is actively testing a new video messaging service with a "group of mobile and mac users" according to its official Twitter account today. The new feature, which doesn't require a new update to the mobile app, enables users to send video messages back and forth up to 3 minutes in length. If you've been selected to be part of this initial test, the option...

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Brando Power Jacket for Nokia Lumia 920

Brando Power Jacket for Nokia Lumia 920 Packing a lot of power, the Brando Power Jacket is a nice solution for those who don't mind the extra bulk Back a few weeks ago we reported on Brando bringing their seemingly high quality Power Jacket to market for the Lumia 920. The $37 item features a massive 2200mAh battery that “wraps around” your precious Nokia phone, allowing you go all day and night all at the price of extra size. Our...

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Nokia Lumia 620 Review - Affordability never looked so good

Nokia Lumia 620 Review - Affordability never looked so good Nokia’s Lumia 620 could be Palm Centro of 2013 The Nokia Lumia 620, a modestly priced entry-level Windows Phones, represents one of the best value devices we’ve encountered yet on the platform. The 620 replaces the Lumia 610, a device that went on sale last year and now runs Windows Phone 7.8. But in our opinion, the value impact of the 620 is leaps and bounds...

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Card Reader With Lightning Connector – 9.62€

Card Reader With Lightning Connector – 9.62€ Through the 3 in 1 iPad Connection Kit, it’s incredibly easy to download photos from your digital camera to your iPad. It gives you two ways to import photos and videos. One is using USB cable, another one is reading from SD/Micro SD card directly. The Connection Kit supports standard photo formats, such as JPEG and RAW etc. Besides, it supports external keyboards input as well as import...

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Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS

Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS will be live tomorrow in Turkey and the Philippines with many more countries coming online next week! Happy safe surfin...

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The MiniScanEYE Digitizes Text For On-the-Go Reading Pleasure

The MiniScanEYE Digitizes Text For On-the-Go Reading Pleasure Being able to scan text is a convenience that can be easily achieved with the MiniScanEYE that allows for wirelessly converting books into computer documents. Designed to look like a simple pen, the MiniScanEye can be dragged across a page to quickly copy the text to a nearby device. The MiniScanEYE is a fantastic tool for students who are...

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Pocket Projector for iPhone 4

Pocket Projector for iPhone 4 Pocket Projector for iPhone 4 Devices. Easy to usejust dock your iPhone 4 device and project on any surface. Our Pocket Projector for iPhone 4 is perfect for on-the-go travel entertainment. Its super-bright 15-lumen LED projector lamp ensures clearer, more brilliant images than other pico projectors. 640×360 native display resolution projects up to 50″ images. Focus adjustment lets you control image...

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Apple and Samsung sold half of all smartphones in 2012, Huawei third

Apple and Samsung sold half of all smartphones in 2012, Huawei third The latest mobile phone report from Gartner shows that for the first time since 2009, overall handset sales dropped due to weak demand for low-cost feature phones. But where feature phones faltered in 2012, smartphones had a very strong year lead by handsets from Apple and Samsung. Sales to end users totaled 1.75 billion for 2012 which was a 1.7 percent...

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How to Recover Data When Your Hard Drive Goes Belly Up!!

How to Recover Data When Your Hard Drive Goes Belly Up!! Recover Your Data with Software When dealing with a software data loss, the first and most important thing to keep in mind is not to work with the drive in question. Every second that the drive is connected to a running system is a second that you lose your chances at recovery. Your operating system is reading and writing to your drive constantly, whether you're actively...

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