If you're looking for a unique watch, Maximilian Busser has designed the MB&F Horological Machine Number 3 Frog, breaking free from the constraints imposed by traditional horology and creating a piece of kinetic art. But don't delay placing your order as only 32 movements will be built this year, … [Read more...] about Maximilian Busser Horological Machine
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Executive Editor & Co-Founder of Geeky Gadgets
Julian Horsey is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience. A published author and multimedia designer, he specializes in emerging frontiers including Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, and next-gen hardware like mini PCs and wearables.
Driven by curiosity and a passion for design, Julian provides in-depth analysis on how AI workflows—from Claude to Google Gemini—are transforming productivity and creativity. His work has been cited by global tech leaders and major publications, reflecting nearly two decades of expertise in 3D printing, AR/VR, and DIY electronics. When not exploring the latest AI models, he is an avid maker and experimenter in the world of DIY tech.
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ShutterSnitch Beams Photos To iPad From Your Camera
If you have an Eye-Fi SD Card and an FTP capable camera, Shuttersnitch, a new iPhone & iPad app, will enable you to send images straight from your camera to your iPad or iPhone. Most Canon & Nikon digital cameras are FTP capable, and once your camera is fitted with an Eye-Fi SD card, your … [Read more...] about ShutterSnitch Beams Photos To iPad From Your Camera
BlackPad BlackBerry Tablet
A rumour from a non-disclosed source has revealed that BlackBerry may be currently working on their own iPad-style tablet, codenamed the Blackpad. The Blackpad is supposedly thinner and smaller than the iPad with an 8.9-inch touch screen, will run a full BlackBerry OS, and is currently under … [Read more...] about BlackPad BlackBerry Tablet
IBM CityOne Real Life SimCity Planning Game
If you're a fan of SimCity but feel it's just not life-like enough, IBM has just launched its CityOne software at the IMPACT 2010 conference in Las Vegas today. CityOne is targeted at urban planners and students rather than casual gamers. The IBM CityOne software aims to help city planners improve … [Read more...] about IBM CityOne Real Life SimCity Planning Game
Android Wii Controller App
A very interesting development app has been added to the Android Market place this week. The Wii Controller Demo app created by Ryan Frawley allows Android users to create Bluetooth connections between their Android phones and Wii remotes. You can then log input information onto the phone's … [Read more...] about Android Wii Controller App
Steam On Its Way to Linux?
Hot on the release of the Steam gaming client for Mac OS X, Phoronix has uncovered a number of Linux binaries that are currently being actively developed. Valve has yet to confirm publicly that a Linux Steam client is under development, even though they have not tried to hide or disguise the Linux … [Read more...] about Steam On Its Way to Linux?
DIY: Atari Console Lamp
If you've still got your old Atari console, don't throw it out! Why not convert it into a fantastic table lamp like the one below? Constructed from a dead VCS, 10 cartridges, and a box art lampshade, this unique piece of decor is sure to be a conversation starter. Check out the video after the jump … [Read more...] about DIY: Atari Console Lamp
Online Iris2Iris Eye Contact Web Cameras
Making eye contact with the other person via web camera has always been a problem. Iris allows you to look straight into the eyes of your contact person with the help of a monitor that uses a camera-reflection system. The Importance of Eye Contact in Communication Scientific analysis indicates … [Read more...] about Online Iris2Iris Eye Contact Web Cameras
Artistic Computer Controller Paintball Turret
If you have a few large wall areas that need a little brightening up, rather than just painting them, why not have a little fun doing it with this computer-controlled paintball turret called the Facadeprinter? Simply enter your SVG image design into the device via USB and stand back as it shoots 5 … [Read more...] about Artistic Computer Controller Paintball Turret
Opera Acquires FastMail
In a move to develop its own e-mail client and generate a wider market, Opera has acquired the Australian e-mail company FastMail.fm. FastMail.fm was launched over 10 years ago by Jeremy Howard with a school friend Rob Mueller who said: "In an increasingly competitive market, we believe we need to … [Read more...] about Opera Acquires FastMail
Aigo’s N700 Android Tablet
Aigo/Paroit have just launched their new range of tablet PCs, which range in size from a 4-inch screen up to the N700 equipped with a 7-inch touch screen (pictured below). Built on a Dual-core Cortex A9 1GHz (1MB L2 cache) processor, this tablet is definitely a well-equipped contender and a viable … [Read more...] about Aigo’s N700 Android Tablet
World’s Largest Curved Plasma Display
If you think your home 65 inch plasma television is big, then check out this monster plasma recently installed at Japan's Kansai airport. Measuring a staggering 200 inches, approximately 13' x 10' or 4m high x 3m wide, this colossal screen redefines the concept of large displays. Just think of all … [Read more...] about World’s Largest Curved Plasma Display
