The guys over at Crabfu have created a fun radio controlled toy that uses a combination of new and old technology, the RC Live Steam Tank.
The RC Live Steam Tank works with a standard remote control that you will see on many of the RC toys available, but instead of being powered by batteries the tank is powered by steam.
Remote Controlled Steam Powered Tank
Toshiba has unveiled it latest robot, the Toshiba Wheelie which is an autonomous two wheeled robot that was shown off at the Toshiba Science Museum on March 10th 2010.
The Toshiba Wheelie is designed to help out around the house, and is small enough to fit into tight spaces and can also handle small changes in floor height, check out the video of him in action below.
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you have had an accident in your car, and cant get you seatbelt off, then a company called CRKT may have the solution with this handy tool called the ExiTool.
The ExiTool is a small device that clips onto your seat belt, and it features a built in seat belt cutter, a window breaker and an LED flashlight.
Last week we show you some pictures of the new HTC Incredible Google Android smartphone. Now more details have been revealed which include some specifications on this new HTC device.
It looks like the HTC Incredible will features a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, although the clock speed will be 768MHz, which is probably under clocked to save on the battery.
Yesterday we showed you some screenshots of the new menu system on the Sony Ultra Compact Camera Concept, which revealed that this new camera will feature a touchscreen menu system.
Today we have a video from Sony which shows briefly how this new touchscreen menu system will work, you can check it out below.
Yesterday we told you about the new user interface on Fusion Garage’s JooJoo tablet, now it looks like some actual hardware specifications have been revealed thanks to some FCC documents.
The JooJoo looks to have NVIDIA’s ION platform and an Intel Atom N270 processor, on top of that there is 3G support with a built in sim card slot, although Fusion Garage have said that the initial model won’t feature 3G.
If you have been patiently waiting to get your hands on one of Apple’s [AAPL] shiny new tablets, The Apple iPad, then the wait is almost over as Apple will start taking pre-orders for their new device today at 8.30AM EST (5.30AM PST).
From today you will be able to pre-order a WiFi iPad which will ship on April the 3rd or a 3G iPad which will ship in late April.
Novathink is launching a new battery charging case for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, the Novathink Solar Surge. As the name suggests, the Solar Surge feature a built in solar panel on the back of the case plus a lithium ion battery.
The Novathink Solar Surge features a 1500mAh battery for the iPod Touch and a 1320mAh battery for the iPhone, the case can be recharged via the miniUSB port or by the built in solar panel on the rear of the case.
It is that time of the year when Apple [AAPL] are due to release details of the next generation iPhone, the latest rumor doing the rounds is that the iPhone 4G (fourth generation) will feature multitasking support.
One of the main problems with the iPhone is that you can only run one application at once, if you want to use a different application, you have to close the app you are currently using and then launch the new one.
Google [Goog] has launched a new version of its popular Google Reader RSS reader called Google Reader Play, which is optimized for tablet computers.
The new RSS reader is also designed for people who don’t want to spend the time setting up an RSS reader, and it uses a graphical navigation system to guide your through your RSS feeds.
Tablet computers are going to be one of the most popular gadgets this year, since the annoucement of the Apple iPad there certainly has been a lot more interest in tablets.
Toshiba are working on a range of tablets that they intend to launch by the end of 2010, or the beginning of 2011, although they havent released any details on their tablets as yet.
We have seen lots of different geeky pillows here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one will appeal to all the Nintendo gaming fans out there, the Game Boy pillow.
This fun Game Boy pillow would make a great addition to your geeky apartment, although it seems quite expensive at $134.
