Solar powered gadgets are a great idea, although many of the solar chargers available at the moment take a long time to charge and also need direct sunlight in order to charge them.
A company called XPAL has come up with a new gadget that can be recharged in just four hours of indirect sunlight, the XPAL Solar Egg.
Adesso have added another wireless keyboard to their line up with the launch of the Adesso Slim Touch Pro wireless keyboard.
The Adesso Slim Touch Pro wireless keyboard is designed to solve the problem of having more than one wireless keyboard used in close proximity which can sometimes cause problems, as each one is given a unique wireless ID, which means you can use multiple keyboards in the same room without any interference.
UK mobile phone operator Orange has just confirmed that the new HTC Desire Android smartphone will be available on their network from April 2010.
The HTC Desire will be available on Orange on a range of personal and business contracts, and it will be available for free on some pay monthly contracts.
Puma has teamed up with Sagem to produce a new mobile phone, the Puma Phone. The Puma Phone features a solar panel on the back of the handset that is designed to charge the phones battery when you are out in the sun.
The Puma Phone features a 2.8 inch QVGA TFT capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, and it also had a 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash and six times digital zoom. It also features another forward facing camera which can be used for VGA video conferencing.
OpenPeak have just unveiled their latest communication device the OpenTablet 7. Powered by Intel’s next generation handheld and tablet platform, codenamed “Moorestown,” the OpenTablet 7 features a high-resolution 7-inch multi-touch LCD backlit screen.
The OpenTablet 7 also has 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 and cellular connectivity, HDMI output and dual cameras for capturing both high-definition video and still images.
Today SanDisk released details of its new SanDisk iNAND embedded flash drives (EFD). these new drives are based on an eight Flash dies stack design using SanDisk’s advanced X3 32 nm flash which allows each cell to store three bits of data.
The SanDisk 64GB iNAND Embedded Flash Drives are designed for advanced smart phones to provide high-capacity and reliable storage whilst retaining a small footprint and low power consumption.
Vodafone has just launched two new phones which it claims are the most affordable ultra low-cost handsets to date. The Vodafone 15o retails for $15 and the new 250 retails for $20.
The phones are designed for the developing markets of third world countries, to make them available to large isolated and rural populations.
Scientists are working on a new technology that is designed to clean your hands in under four seconds, and apparently it will kills all germs quickly an effectively.
The black box uses plasma gas in a controlled environment, and it will even kill nasty germs like drug resistant strains of MRSA, and even things like Athletes Foot.
The recently released professional photo software Aperture 3.0 by Apple has been causing entire Mac hard drives to lock. The apparent memory leak bug in Aperture 3.0 is allowing the software to create enormous page files which take up all available storage space on the Macs make them fail.
a large number of disgruntled Aperture 3.0 users are complaining on the Apple discussion forums about the problems. “It’s the worst Apple upgrade I’ve ever had, Aperture 3 is now unusable to me.” Discoteca claims.
We have already seen the new HTC Legend and HTC HD Mini, now we have another new snartphone from HTC for today, the HTC Desire.
The HTC Desire shares almost identical specifications to the HTC made Google Nexus One. It features the same 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, has the same 1GHz Qualcomm snapdragon processor, a microSD card slot, GPS, A-GPS, and it runs Google Android 2.1.
As well as launching the new HTC Legend at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, HTC has added another new smartphone to their range with the launch of the HTC HD Mini.
The HTC HD Mini features a 3.2 inch HVGA touchscreen, and it runs Windows Mobile 6.5.3 with HTC’s Sense user interface, and it is powered by a Qulacomm 600MHz processor.
HTC have taken the wraps off their latest Google Android smartphone, which we have been hearing rumors about for some time, the HTC Legend.
The HTC Legend comes with the latest version of Google Android, 2.1 and it features a 3.2 inch HVGA AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display, and comes with a five megapixel camera with a built in led flash.
