Locate your Wallet, keys with Nokia Locator

Nokia is showing of its Nokia Locate Sensor ,a prototype, a little gadget that keep track of you wallet, car keys and gadgets within a range of 100m by using a special application installed on your mobile phone. You will need to attach the Locate Sensor to the itemsand start the app on your phone. The application on the phone will automatically notify you and guided you to the lost object if it is within 100 m. The Nokia Locate Sensor was shown in the CES 2009, it is still under...

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RC Helicopter - Voice Controlled

I love new things when it comes to RC Stuff. But this time i really found this RC toy outstanding from other. WHY? Because unlike other RC stuff this RC helicopter operates under voice commands. Check out the video of this great stuff.The learning curve for flying R/C helicopters can be pretty steep, even for some of the simpler 3 and 4 channel models. Taiyo is trying to make it a little bit easier with this voice controlled heli, which responds to 5 commands: “start engine,”...

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No Road ahead for the PSP Phone

The consumer electronics giant has allegedly put the kibosh on plans by its cellphone subsidiary Sony Ericsson to use the PlayStation brand to create a new handset, says Mobile magazine. Sony Ericsson reportedly made a pitch for licensing that brand last year. The idea was to have a PSP phone that would appeal to video game loyalists of the brand and be an extension much like the Cyber-shot and Walkman handsets. Sony Ericsson representatives have not yet responded to a request...

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Explore the sky a little closer with this

Meade are a well known name in consumer telescopes, recognised for using computer technology to make telescopes easier to use.That technology reaches a peak in the new ETX-LS, which combines GPS and optical sensing technology to optimally align itself in 3 minutes, anywhere on the planet.Once you’re looking at an object in the sky the telescope will work out what you’re looking at and if it knows about it, give you information through the built in speaker. It will even present...

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Wen Xide the Snake Eater - Weird Appetite

I have seen many people eating beetles and bugs as appetisers but even they eat them after cooking or roasting it but one man in china eats snakes which are alive.The man is Wen Xide Age 41 of Wangzhuang village, Zhumadian, china eats live snakes.He said he has been eating snakes like this for the past ten years and it all started as a bet for a cigarette packet between friends. And after that it has just become a appetiser.Wang Tianming, a doctor specializing in digestion at...

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World's Smallest Bluetooth Dongle

At US$14.99 this is the worlds smallest USB Bluetooth Dongle and if this is not the world smallest USB Bluetooth Dongle, it should at least should be the second one! It is just a tip of a 50-cent Euro.Features:- Super Tiny and slim- Bluetooth 2.0 compliant- USB 2.0 compliant- PLAY-N-PLAY, NO NEED TO INSTALL DRIVER!- Driverless (*for Windows XP and Vista only)- LED Indicator when Plugged- Supports Bluetooth voice (A2DP) / data- Enables wireless Personal Area Network (PAN)- Connecting...

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Avoid those arm strains caused by a mouse

If your boss is too cheap to buy you a comfortable working chair that has arm rests, letting you sit on a plastic stool all day long, perhaps it is time you considered investing $19.99 in the Arm-Rest Table Pad. The name of the device is pretty much self-explanatory - it was specially designed to attach to most work tables, with the aim to reduce arm fatigue, prevent injuries and save money on medical bills in the long run. Constructed from sturdy metal, you won’t need a single...

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Teach your kids how to recycle with this

The inestimable Bill Nye the Science Guy snuck into stores this holiday season to brand this Paper Recycling Factory... you know, for kids. It accomplishes in colorfull plastic what you can do in a bucket in your garage: mash up, dye and hydrate old newspaper into paste, then squidge it into molds to make holiday cards and notebooks and the like. For $29.95, this seems like a good introduction to the principals of paper recycling for the young'uns: nothing teaches a kid about...

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Virtual Reality Glass - VUZIX

The biggest feature of the new Vuzix virtual reality glasses has nothing to do with a new technology.Mostly, it comes from the fact that the company finally hired a designer aware of current aesthetic tastes. The older models of the VR system looked like props straight from Star Trek: The Next Generation, and they exposed the poor saps brave enough to try them in public far too easily.The new design is interesting enough that any cool-kid Bono wannabe could reach for them, while...

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