I-Generation Technology

Driin mobile phone holder

2007-12-02T23:09:00.000-08:00

Now you wont have the hassle of phone charger cables being tripped over or messed with by pets, guests, etc. Simple and gets the job done. Now available for $10 at the Driin website.

ezSECU SATA HDD with touchscreen

2007-11-30T04:32:00.000-08:00

The first hard drive with touchscreen and pin-password access! Made in Korea, it features a size of 79.5×129.7×23mm and is compatible with all computer systems including Windows 2000/XP/Vista and Mac OS 9.2. Store all your files securely and in style.

OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard

2007-11-30T03:42:00.000-08:00

No need to learn to type anymore with this convenient orbiTouch keyboard, you type by sliding round “domes” which you can slide into 8 positions. On the right side has five letters, numbers or symbols with each of the eight colors. First slide your right hand to one of the quadrants along with sliding the left hand side dome to the correct color segment. Sounds worse than typing but once you get use to it, it shouldn’t be as hard. With this pricing at $400 they might not be selling like hotcakes.

Livescribe Smartpen - Act of writing

2007-11-14T22:40:00.000-08:00

The Livescribe smartpen revolutionizes the act of writing by recording and linking audio to what you put on paper. Tap on words or drawings in your notes, and the smartpen replays recorded audio from the time you were writing. Transfer notes to your PC to backup, replay, and share them online.

Eye-Fi unveils 2GB Wi-Fi memory card

2007-11-02T07:22:00.000-07:00

Eye-Fi today launched the 2GB Eye-Fi SD card, the production version of the wireless card first previewed late last year. The new memory is the first to build an 802.11g Wi-Fi adapter directly into the card itself and lets users transfer photos either to a local Mac or PC without having to attach a card reader or USB cable. Through a special setup process, users can not only specify a photo for automatic transfers but also send photos directly to blogs and photo websites, allowing users to post to Facebook, Flickr, and similar pages while bypassing a computer altogether.
Use of the card in a camera is transparent from a control perspective and works like traditional SD storage for any camera that accepts the format. The 2GB card is available today and sells for $100.

Nokia N95 Auto-rotate using accelerometer

2007-11-02T04:27:00.000-07:00

I surprised when i got to know this phone has accelerometer. You might be familiar with this technology from iphone commercials. Screen automatically changes when you rotate the phone. Testing the the plug in software from Nokia called moving ball. I am really surprised when i tested it. A program that will take advantage of this technology is RotateMe 2.0 which should be coming out soon. Zach from Symbian in Motion expects RotateMe 2.0 at the end of November. Check out the video.

Nokia N810 internet tablet

2007-10-20T23:30:00.000-07:00

As a successor to the N800, the Nokia N810 internet tablet comes loaded with a 4.3-inch widescreen display, 2GB of internal memory, TI OMAP 2420 processor, 128MB RAM, 256MB Flash, miniSD/microSD card slot, and a QWERTY keypad. The gadget will be available in November with a price tag of $479. See more pictures after the break.

Pendrive is becoming fat

2007-10-19T00:15:00.000-07:00

The DiskGOTM USB 2.0 Flash Drive (16GB & 32GB) is the perfect, portable storage solution for anyone on the GO! All of your valuable digital photos, songs, and important documents are easily stored and transferred from one PC to another. Click to continue

More Gmail storage coming for all

2007-10-13T07:57:00.000-07:00

Gmail today updated their home page’s storage estimation. The new entries indicates that the storage will be:

1) 2912MB by October 11, 2007 midnight Google time
2) 4.2GB by the 23rd this month
3) 6GB by January 4th next year
4) 42GB by the year of 2038
5) and 2.70266701 × 1072 TB* by 1/2/3456 7:00

The first three seems to be quite realistic, but the latter two, hmm… I hope that this isn’t what happened at Google.

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Another cool ipod skin

2007-10-11T23:24:00.000-07:00

Tokyo Made has unveiled a new range of Pod Canvas rear covers for the Apple iPod, which are available in a variety of designs. The covers are made of film coated for fade resistance and durability. Available for both full-sized iPods and for the iPod nano, the Tokyo Made Pod Canvas covers retails for $8 each or $15 for a two-pack.

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Ruvo UMPC

2007-10-11T23:02:00.000-07:00

The Ruvo, a Malaysian company, has unveiled its new UMPC that is similar to the Gigabyte U60. This UMPC comes loaded with a 1.2 GHz VIA C7-M processor and the VIA VX700 chipset. There is no further info on this gadget. Stay tuned for more updates.

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A free DNS service packed full of features

2007-10-10T07:24:00.000-07:00

You run anti-virus software on your mail servers and use various other network security tools to keep your users safe. It's time to do the same with your DNS. All OpenDNS features are free. No hardware to buy, no software to install.

Your own FREE DNS server which supports following:

1) Phishing Protection
2) Domain Blocking
3) Adult Site Blocking
4) Domain Whitelisting
5) Type Correction
6) Large Cache
7) Ultra-Reliable Network
8) Statistics

Protect your network by just changing DNS IPs to OpenDNS

Personalize your ipod now

2007-10-08T01:08:00.000-07:00

Skinzi has announced that their artists have created 15 new iPod designs for the iPod 3G. It features an easy application/removal without sticky residue leftover, protection against UV rays and scratches, a thin, 0.01 design that makes the skins compatible with all iPod accessories, and of course 15 original designs to choose from to match everyone’s personality and mood. Check these out for yourself at Skinizi.

Sony W580 Shake feature

2007-10-06T23:39:00.000-07:00

Shake to shuffle - Shake controlIt's all in your moves. With Shake control, a song from your playlist is randomly chosen at the flick of your wrist.

Interactive LED table

2007-10-06T08:40:00.000-07:00

These coffee tables are touch sensitive, and respond to pressure with ripples of blue and white LEDs. When they aren’t being touched, the LEDs twinkle softly, but any contact sets off “waves” of light that move around the table and gradually settle down, kinda like touching a pool of water. There’s no pre-programming and no seizure-inducing blinking or flashing; it’s completely analog and smooth.

Like it......You can just buy the kit (add your own table and do some soldering) starting at $350 (large sizes and colored LEDs besides blue and white cost more) directly from Evil Mad Scientist Labs.

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NEC and Hitachi water-cool your HDD

2007-10-06T08:23:00.000-07:00

NEC and Hitachi are proud to announce that their collaboration has (so far) resulted in the creation of the world's first Watercooling System for Hard Disk Drive and you will barely hear it (25dB). This system was, at first, aimed at the audiovisual machines but not only for professional use...NEC will equip some of their desktop with this new feature in the near future

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2-in-1 Mouse+Keypad

2007-10-06T08:06:00.000-07:00

The mouse-keyboard combo from Ezkey could be useful for those who do lot of number crunching and doesn’t have a separate keypad on their laptop. It’s transparent cover avoids touching numeric key while using mouse function. The mouse provides 1000 dpi resolution.

Pricing not available. Product page here

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Mini USB memory

2007-10-06T07:28:00.000-07:00

Sony Japan has announced the USM-HX Pocket Bit Mini USB drives which will be available in black and premium white. The USB drive sports Windows Vista’s Ready boost feature and comes with encryption and compression software. It also comes with a clip and rotary cap and is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating system. Measuring 14.5mm × 32mm × 2.7mm and weighing 1.5grams, the Sony USM-HX will be available in 1GB and 2GB version for $34 and $53 respectively.

Your health is important for microsoft.

2007-10-05T08:18:00.000-07:00

Microsoft Corp launched on Thursday a Web site that lets people store medical information online, moving into a consumer health care business targeted by Google Inc and other technology players.
Microsoft's HealthVault stores medical information for free in an encrypted database and provides the user with the option of what information goes into the record and who sees that information. It is being launched only in the United States.

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Google’s Linux-based phone will launch in 2008

2007-10-05T07:30:00.000-07:00

Looks like Google is working with Taiwan’s High Tech Computer (HTC) Corp to steal iPhone’s crown from Apple. Google is choosing HTC because its track record with a large number of Microsoft Windows powered devices over the years, and their great speced hardware. The Wall Street Journals reported that Google has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in this project and has courted US and European mobile operators to launch in Q1 2008. It’s really about time for open-source technology to own the market, talking about end-user freedom from a company that “does no evil”.

Pendrive is now more secure

2007-10-04T05:56:00.000-07:00

Corsair’s latest USB 2.0 padlock drive offers hardware authentication technology to protect your sensitive data. According to the company, this flash drive offers the safest way to secure your data while on the go. Its hardware-enabled Auto-Lock Function automatically locks the device in 15 seconds after removal from computer. You just need to enter the customizable Security PIN (up to 10 digits long) when you want to unlock it. Corsair Flash Padlock usb drive is now available in 1GB ($30) and 2GB ($40) models.

New Halo3 Campaign Video

2007-10-04T05:19:00.000-07:00

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Fun with the iPhone accelerometer

2007-10-04T03:48:00.000-07:00

As it turns out, the iPhone has a built-in LIS302DL, a tiny 3-axis accelerometer. While some have attempted to use it from within the Safari browser (the Tilt game detects changes to the width of the browser page; it is basically used as a 1-bit input device), its potential is still somewhat untapped.

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Transcend 160GB StoreJet 2.5 SATA External HDD

2007-10-03T23:37:00.000-07:00

Transcend today unveiled a new external hard drive in StoreJet line up with 160GB storage capacity. The device comes in a polished aluminum case and is based on SATA interface that offers transfer rates up to 480Mbits per second. This 2.5-inch external hard drive also sports transfer rates of up to 1.5Gb/s via “point to point” data connections and saves power with its low operating voltage. In addition, Transcend’s 160GB StoreJet 2.5 SATA External HDD comes bundled with an OneTouch Auto-Backup function.

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Wiimote used to control Nokia N95

2007-10-03T23:13:00.000-07:00

Controlling a game on a mobile phone is often a bigger challenge than the game itself with tiny buttons that are close together. Here Wiiconnect Wiirider is going to change this situation.
Wiconnect is a bluetooth driver for S60 phones, which enables you to play games with the Nintendo Wiimote- An innovative controller of the Nintendo wii.
It allows mobile users to use its feature like 3D accelerometer and rumble functionality. This remote gurantees fun on the move without having to pay a fortune. Wiiconnect is very easy to use - activate bluetooth on your phone, start the driver and you're connected with wiimote.
WiiRider here is motorcycle game for your mobile phone, its controls simulate driving with a motorcycle on a country road. You have to hold wiimote like the handlebar of a motorcycle.
To accelerate, you symbolically open the throttle by turning the controller. Moving left or right is equally controlled by your motion. You do not have to press any buttons at all.

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