The USB 3.0 specification guarantees an increased performance of 10 times compared to the capabilities of the current USB 2.0, providing a bandwidth of 600 MB/s second. Devices employing USB 3.0 specifications are planned to be available to consumers in 2009 or 2010 and would be backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1. According…
Monthly Archives: December 2008
Speech Recognition Software From Google for iPhone
The owner of iPhone can take more advantage of Voice recognition functionality on their iPhone. A new software from Google has been released and ready to be installed on iPhone. The Voice command application allow the user to browsing Google and it’s can be done just by speaking through voice commands. The nifty iPhone application…
Sanyo Internet Radio
It hardly seems like it was actually fifty years ago when the world saw its first transistor radio, but indeed it has. And how far has music come in the meantime? Sanyo was the pioneer of the infamous transistor way back in the day and it sounds like Sanyo is working to maintain their status…
New Nano notebook Case
There are a myriad of accessories on the market geared to making your iPod use easier and more practical, or in some cases, just prettier. The Scripta Nano Notebook is no exception, and is a case that both makes your Nano prettier, and practical. This case manages a cool combination of not only being useful…
Recharge your iPhone with a solar iPhone case
If you happen to know someone who spends a lot of time in the great outdoors and carry around Apple’s greatest contribution to cell phones, then take a look at this. Here is an iPhone case from OTAS Corporation in Japan, that takes in the good ole sunshine and stores it inside a battery to…
World’s smallest mouse
If you use a laptop then you have probably considered, or own a small laptop mouse to make navigation easier than the touchpad. But you can probably still fit your hand around that mouse. The Z-Nano Mouse on the other hand is only big enough for a single finger. Being touted as the world’s smallest…
Scallop Imaging unveils 180-degree HD network Cam
Scallop Imaging have unveiled an unusual new network camera carrying the name Digital Window D7 Camera. It’s unusual due to its unique feature set. The D7 is a 7 megapixel camera capable of processing 100 megapixels of information per second. It also doesn’t have just one lens, instead incorporating 5 separate lenses allowing for a…