If you are running a netbook with Mac OS X Snow Leopard then you might want to hold off updating it to the 10.6.2 update when it is released as it seems that this version of Snow Leopard will no longer be compatible with Intel Atom processors.
Here is another remote controlled gadget for today, although this one looks a little more fun than the RC Tissue Box, the Mini HoverDrone.
The Mini HoverDrone is apparently the smallest remote controlled flying device ever, measuring just 60mm in diameter and just 65mm tall.
Fancy something a little different to dock your iPod or iPhone with? Then check out the Regen Reverb Solar Powered iPod Dock.
The Regen Reverb Solar Powered iPod Dock stands a massive 3 feet tall, and it can apparently pump out 60 watts of power, and can play your favourite tunes for up to 12 hours.
Here we have another innovative gadget from Japan, what is it? Is it a new MP3 player, or a netbook, nope it is the gadget everyone has been waiting for a remote controlled tissue box.
Maingear has launched a new range of PCs, called the Maingear Shift, which they call the ‘personal supercomputer that redefines computing performance, design and support’.
The Maingear SHIFT harnesses the power of graphics processing units (GPU) and is designed to speed up everyday tasks like video and photo editing.
We have seen a few cool Star Wars cakes before on Geeky Gadgets, including an AT-AT cake, but this one has to be the coolest AT-At cake we have seen so far, the AT-AT and snowspeeder cake.
We have already seen a Periodic Coffee table here at Geeky Gadgets, now someone has come up with this fun The Periodic Picnic Table.
Motorola has announced that it will be launching a European version of the Motorola Droid, which will be called the Motorola Milestone.
The Motorola Milestone will initially be available in Germany on mobile phone networks O2 and Vodafone, and it is a GSM version of the Motorola Droid.
Forget the Microsoft Surface, a company called Ideum has created a multi-touch table that measure a massive 100 inches wide, and it can detect up to 50 different touch points at one, which means up to 50 people could use it at once.
We have seen a few different wooden USB drives on Geeky Gadgets previously, the latest ones are these cool USB drives from the guys over at Flashsticks.
Creative recently announced at its Annual General Meeting, that they will be launching a e-book reader, the Creative Zii MediaBook.
The Creative Zii MediaBook will feature a touchscreen display, and will have a built in text to speech function, plus a memory card slot, and it will run on Creative’s Zii technology.
Orange has today announced that it will be selling the Apple [AAPL] iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS from the 10th of November, it will be available in all Orange shops as well as online at Orange’s website and through the Carphone Warehouse and Pheones4U.
