December, 2009

We have featured quite a few spy gadgets here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is ideal for all the James Bond types out there, and a must for you next undercover spy mission, the Baseball Cap Spy Camera. The Baseball Cap Spy Camera features a tiny hidden video camera on the front of the [...]

We have already featured quite a few of these fun MacBook decals here at Geeky Gadgets, from the cool Lego Minifig MacBook Decal to the fun Pac-Man MacBook Decal the latest one will appeal to all the Star Wars fans out there, the Darth Vader MacBook Decal.

We told you back in October that Microsoft had reached an agreement with the European Union to give Windows users the choice to install an different browser to Internet Explorer on their Windows PCs. Today the European Union has confirmed that the Antitrust case against Microsoft has ended, and that from March 2010, all users [...]

If you want to add Bluetooth to your netbook or notebook, then you may want to check out this tiny Nano USB Bluetooth adapter from the guys over at Brando. The Tiny Nano USB Bluetooth Adapter measures just 14mm by 14mm by 3mm thick and weighs in at just 0.5g, it plugs straight into a [...]

MSI has added another ultra thin notebook to their X-Slim range with the launch of the MSI X-Slim X350 Ultra Thin Notebook. The MSI X-Slim X350 features a 13.4 inch LED backlit display with a resolution of 1366 x 768, and comes with Intel’s CULV platform and an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, plus 2GB [...]

Chinese PMP manufacturer Oppo intends to launch a Google [GOOG] Android smartphone in the early part of 2010, although the device has yet to be given a name, it will feature a 3.5 inc WVGA capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 800 x 480.

MIT researchers have shown off the ‘Copenhagen Wheel’ at the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change, the device is a revolutionary new bicycle wheel that comes with a range of built in features. The Copenhagen Wheel can store energy every time the cyclist puts on the brakes, and then the power can be used when riding [...]

LaCie has added a new portable hard drive to their range with the launch of the LaCie Rikki, which LaCie are calling the most compact 2.5 inch hard drive on the market. The LaCie Rikki measures just 4.3 inches by 2.9 inches by 0.5 inches thick and weighs in at just 158g, it comes in [...]

North Face has launched a new range of jackets with built in iPod controls, there are two versions available, the North Face Hustle Audio Jacket for men and the North Face Femphonic Audio Jacket for women.

Apple has won a permanent injunction against Mac clone maker Psystar, which means that they are banned from selling any hardware will Apple’s operating systems. A Federal judge has banned Psystar from copying, selling, distributing, or offering to sells Mac OS X without Apple’s permission, although the injunction didn’t specifically name Psystar’s Rebel EFI software [...]

Since we heard about the Google [GOOG] Nexus One mobile phone a few days ago, we haven’t really had any details about the specifications on the Google Phone, until the guys over at These Are The Droids analyzed the Android 2.1 ROM for the Nexus One. They have managed to identify a number of interesting [...]

Toshiba has developed the worlds first 64GB NAND Chip that is fully compatible with the embedded MultiMediaCard standard. The new 64GB NAND chip is a combination of  sixteen 32Gbit (equal to 4GB) NAND chips produced with Toshiba’s 32nm process technology, and also integrates a dedicated controller.