Coming from Parrot later this year: the autostabilised augmented reality WiFi drone controlled from your iPhone! Demoed at this year’s CES, you know you want one!
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Are you an iPhone user with an O2 contract? Is your contract about to, or already, expired? You should consider switching to the O2 Simplicity for iPhone 20 contract. I’ve paid £35 per month since the iPhone was released on the O2 network in the UK, receiving for that 500 minutes, 600 texts, unlimited data and [...]
Apple Table Concept I hope so! More images here… A funny article from The Oatmeal about printers and how they haven’t really changed in 20 years… Printers From The Oatmeal via Gizmodo Losing weight always seems to be a motivational thing. What if you had some scales that broadcast your weight on twitter every time you weighed yourself? Enter withings.com. These scales connect to your WiFi network and tweet your weight! As Leo Laporte says, diet by humiliation. Of course, Leo has one of the scales and has [...] David Pogue has posted an article on the NY Times about Readability – well worth a look… I’m using it all the time! Is this the greatest online gadget shop ever? DealExtreme.com was mentioned as a Pick of the Week by Ron Brinkmann on the This Week in Photography podcast. I checked it out this morning and it has absolutely loads of great items at low prices and with free shipping to the UK and the USA. LED Keychain [...] Thinking about getting a new P&S? Read David Pogue’s New York Times article on the latest offerings from Sony, Canon and Fuji and why they’re so much better than last year’s models. The bottom line: buy the Sony DSC-WX1. In 2006 and 2007 I bought five LaCie external disc drives, mostly the d2 or d2 Quandra models with a capacity of 500GB. I also bought two LaCie Mini 500GB drives, the kind that match a mac mini and sit neatly underneath it. #gallery-1 { From gizmodo.com: Pittsburgh, PA’s 33-story Grant Building famously spells out the name of the city in Morse Code so brightly it can be seen for over 100 miles. Except it doesn’t actually spell Pittsburgh, but “Pitetsbkrrh.” Eep. A former HAM radio enthusiast and Pittsburgh local, Tom Stapleton, decoded the message and posted the gaffe on YouTube, and [...] |
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