Monday, September 12, 2011

Magic Trick Number 420 – Water Flow














Ever noticed the magical hand gestures that Chris Angel and David Blaine use? Appling their knowledge and art to the good old kitchen faucet will make a real sorry show, unless you use the “Spatial Interaction” touchless kitchen tap! Touch-less as it gets, air-skim your hands in a gesture as to draw out water and pesto…the flow begins. Magic in your hands control everything, temperature, flow, speed, stream, but unfortunately this trick is restricted to the kitchen.

You Mouse Around Here Often?



This mouse is called the “G-Spot” – I am not even effin with you. Where to find the mysterious spot of pleasure’s center? With which woman will it be found? Can it be found? These are all questions. Is this spot to be found within devices? Perhaps a mouse? And if so, what would happen if that spot were found?
To where would it lead?
Any sensible person’s mousy G-Spot would lead directly to Yanko Design, of course! Oh my goodness! The shame! I’ve told you the truth. This mouse has a secret spot. When you find it, to your favorite place on the computer it’s connected to you will go, be it your email provider or your favorite industrial design blog news website


I Just Died and Went to Samsung Galaxy Heaven



Here is a concept phone that I have totally fallen in love with. Name the features and it’s all in there. Flexible screen, projector, camera…ah the works! One of those designs where you let the pictures do the talking…so go ahead and hit the jump


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Alluc.org – watch movies, tv shows and more for free!




I was lucky to come across this site via http://freebies.mutum.org/, Alluc.org offers free news, cartoons, tv-shows, animes, movies, as well as music videos and sports videos. The site itself is quite up-to-date, for example popular titles like, The Simpsons Movie, The Break Up, Ghost Rider, Mr Bean’s Holiday, Fantastic 4 can easily be found under the movie’s section. What is unique about the site is that it doesn’t actually host these video files, but acts as a site to share video links, although there are a few out there like TV-Links or Peekvid, but Alluc.org is certainly one of the largest ones on the net.


The thinnest 5-megapixel camera phone to hit the UK yet: A tiny review of Samsung G600






The fact is there are not many 5-megapixel camera phones available to the UK at the moment, when you try to think of one, you would probably come up with the latest Nokia N95 or even maybe Sony Ericsson’s soon to arrive K850i. But right now, there is nothing as thin and slick as the Samsung G600?
Have a look at this video:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RY9BmfM8I4[/youtube]
Here are some main features:
14.9 mm slider
2.2″ TFT LCD screen with 16 million colours
5.0 megapixel camera (2592?1944 pixels)
Power LED flash
Autofocus with 4x digital zoom
Panorama effects
Macro effects
640 x 480 video camera
Music library which allows offline mode with continuous play
Video media player
FM radio
Bluetooth version 2.0 with dual support
USB 2.0
MicroSD slot
WAP and internet browsing using NetFront Browser V3.4
Page pilot
Virtual pointer
UTrack protection
For some full specs, check out GSMArena.

Have a look at a short demonstration video of the G600 and its comparsion with the N95 after the jump…


However there are a few questions which remains unanswered, why doesn’t it have 3G or Wifi but only EDGE? Is that the reason they were able to make it slimmer? Will the G600 have features which allows you to install java applications like the rest of its rivals? And also will it have fixed the problem with its ringtone + vibration during music play by the time it’s launched? Let’s wait and see…
The Samsung G600 is expected to be out in the UK, by the end of August this year.
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A “real live” fish bowl on your desktop!



Here’s an interesting piece of USB gadget I found via Newlaunches.com, “a computer controlled aquarium” from COMFISH! It comes with a “camera interlocking device” (please don’t ask what that means!), which seems to link the fish bowl onto your desktop so that you can see your fish swim in “real time”. You can also control various functions of the tank directly from your pc, like water temperature, flow, the filter, the pump, lighting, etc…








Exclusive Casio 5.1 megapixels handset for Koreans – “5.1 Mega but Stylish”



Casio is set to join the rest of the major brands in the bid for the best 5 megapixels phone, however the new Exilim W53CA by Casio will only be available in Korea.

As pictured, the W53CA will be a clamshell, in my opinion it’s design looks much like Sharp’s 902 and 903, except better! It will be available in red, black and white, some features include a 2.8″ wide VGA screen, 5.1 megapixels camera with autofocus, image stabilization technology, an electronic dictionary, integrated music player function and microSD compatibility.

It’s too bad there is yet very limited info about this phone in English, but based on the little amount of translation we can do, the W53CA will be a reasonably slim camera phone well equipped for those (Koreans) with higher expectations yet desire convenience in handheld digital photography.








Takara Transformers Music Label Series – transforming mp3 players!



Takara Tomy, Japan, released its ‘Transformers Music Label Series in the Japan market, which consists of a ‘Soundwave’ mp3 player which supports memory cards with a SD slot and earphone ‘Frenzy & Rumble’. The mp3 player it self runs on a single AA battery which can last for about 6 hours.
Based on the video I found from YouTube (after the jump), these were available in very limited quantities and were quickly sold (within hours!). However, i have managed to find a site that claims to sell them in a set of two for $169.95 available in mint box:
Takara Transformers Music Label Series




This iPod Video docking Optimus Prime will be very cool to have in your room! Does anyone know if its been released yet?


















LocalCooling.com fight global warming from your desktop!




Ok, so the topic of this post has very much been in everyone’s mind in the recent years, what’s more this software isn’t necessarily just for tree-huggers! Anyone can pitch-in to help reduce global warming directly from your desktop with LocalCooling. I have been waiting for something this meaningful for a long time, this new piece of “green tech” software effectively helps you reduce power usage from your Windows XP pc when its idle. What’s more is that it gives you an estimate of how many Watts your monitor, hard drive, CPU, graphic card and other hardwares are consuming.



LocalCooling Energy Saving Software for Your PC - General Options
Select from preset options or click “advanced” to customise for your own.
More after the jump…


LocalCooling Energy Saving Software for Your PC - Power Estimation





Check out how much your pc is consuming and how much you can reduce.


Check out how much your pc is consuming and how much you can reduce.
LocalCooling Energy Saving Software for Your PC - Account Status
This account is brand new, but we have already saved 0.001 gallons of oil…  
Here are some published details as to what LocalCooling can do for you:
Cut your energy bills
Reduce the amount of Greenhouse Gas CO2 emissions as a result of your reduced PC power consumption
Give you full control over your power mode settings
Improve your overall computing experience and efficiency
Show you in detail how much you have saved since installing the software
In addition to what you can do above, register for an account at LocalCooling so that you can do more! Login through your account and get customised links and referral banners to help spread the word to others about reducing energy consumption with LocalCooling.
After you’ve got your account, you can also obtain a javascript for your site / blog which shows off how much energy you have saved!
LocalCooling is an excellent option for those who often leave their pc switched on but inactive. However, if reducing energy consumption / CO2 emission is really your purpose, switching off your pc when you know you’re not going to need it will probably be the best advice!


iPhone makes $200 million+ profit for Apple in weekend one!

















According to MacNN, since the launch of iPhone on June 29, Apple is said to have sold out of iPhones in 95 of 164 of its stores, while AT&T has nearly depleted its entire stock. By the closing Sunday of week one, approx. 700,000 iPhones had been sold, this has much exceeded its previous estimate of 400-500,000. Reports predict that the iPhone may be AT&T’s fastest selling product ever and possibly one of the fastest selling electronic devices of all time.
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