Ever been out in town, got a bit drunk and work up next morning with arms full of worn out glow sticks? Well now you can have all the fun of playing with lights without having to contort into strange shapes to attach them round your wrists. Electric Planet’s Glow Cutlery set uses the same principle to make your evening BBQ just that little bit cooler…
Random cute thing of the week most definitely goes to this little gadget, the Twilight Turtle, designed to help soothe children to sleep at night, although I’m sure those of us with sleep problems could get away with giving it a bash too. In the interests of science of course. Not for the aww-factor at all.
‘Tis the season to go on holiday right? you know, around July/August time when the weather rises all around the world. So i thought, what’s the most important thing to
Apple has launched the 2TB version of its wireless network backup solution Time Capsule. At the same time it has lowered the price of its 1TB model. As well as being a wireless backup device, the Time Capsule is also a full-featured 802.11n Wi-Fi base station. And now it operates in 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously.
As we reported a few days ago, Apple are planning on launching a touchscreen tablet this year similar to the iPod and iPhone but on a larger scale (with a 10″ screen) and with new interactive booklets, sleeve notes and other interactive features to boast album downloads. The question is now what will it be called?
This gadget may seem a bit gimicky, I mean how often do you find yourself recording your indelible thoughts when you’re out and about on the town? Nevertheless, it’s an
There have been rumours about Apple launching a tablet device for the last few years but in recent months the rumour mill has been working overtime and now the Financial Times has run a piece predicting that Apple will release a tablet device, code-named “Cocktail”, before Christmas.
Word is out on details for the latest Apple iPod Touch and iPod Nano, thanks to iPod case manufacturers in China. According to a range of MI-6-esque pictures, the new
