If you’re afraid of getting scratches on your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad the guys at Fusion of Ideas have exactly what you need: their new StealthArmor COLOR line that’s protective casing in either red, blue, violet, green, pink, purple, yellow and orange.
If the variety isn’t enough, there’s also limited edition “beachy-shades” available dreamed up by an 18-year-old Fusion Of Ideas employee.
The whole point of the Guitar Sidekick is to assist your six-string shenanigans via a helpful handheld device. How? Since it clips on your headstock or any available space between the guitar’s neck and head, you can use its clamp to hold an iPhone from where you view the tabs you’re playing.
Rather underwhelmed by the look of your Blackberry Torch? Then head over to the Colorware site and do a custom paint job on it. Let’s have the official press release teaser to entice you.
“With enhanced features and new design, the Blackberry Torch has everything you’ve been hoping for in a smartphone. Now, Colorware can help you customize it to fit your on-the-go lifestyle.”
At their present incarnation this species of bot being developed by Carnegie Mellon look like interconnected beer cans. That is, until you see them in action.
Last week Samsung took the wraps of their first Android tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and now it seems that UK mobile phone operator Vodafone will be selling the Samsung Galaxy Tab.
There are no details as yet on how much Vodafone will be selling the Galaxy Tab for, it will probably be sold for a subsidized price, when users sign up to a contract for 3G data with Vodafone.
Samsung’s Galaxy smartphone is becoming a popular Android handset, now Samsung is looking to take on Apple and their iPod Touch with a new Android based PMP, the Samsung Galaxy Player 50.
The Samsung Galaxy Player 50 features a 3.2 inch WVGA multitouch LCD display, it runs version 2.1 of Google Android, and it comes with either 8GB or 16GB of storage built in.
Apple [AAPL] has announced that its new music based social network, Ping has reached over one million users in the first 48 hours. According to Apple over one third of users who downloaded the new iTunes 10 have signed up to Ping.
This is hardly surprising, as iTunes has a massive user base, and many users will be trying out Ping, Apple expects user numbers to grow significantly over the next few weeks as iTunes users upgrade to iTunes 10.
We mean “cheap” in a good way, of course. For only 16.95 quid, the Choixx Boom Boom speakers reaches out to the laptop/notebook faithful who can’t function without some aural ambience.
If the R&D irons out the wrinkles, air-inflatable panels for your car’s exterior may keep countless pedestrians safe from your bad driving. At least this seems to be the goal of a joint effort by several tech companies and the local university in Hiroshima who are developing iSave technology to make bumping people a lot safer.
Archos seems hell-bent on grabbing its slice of the tablet market these days. In the wake of Samsung’s official Galaxy Tab revelation, Archos goes right ahead and unleashes its own Android tablet line whose largest version is $200 cheaper than arch foe iPad.
A Japanese manufacturer has just released a line of scaled down classic sports cars intended for the 6 and up market. But judging by the photographic evidence we have, adults have taken the “and up” to heart and have embraced the cars with a passion.
That’s right. NASA wants you to have a piece of the action by keeping up to date on their activities via an all new iPad app. The clincher is it’s a free download and offers a ton of attractive features. Allow us the privilege of a rundown.
