Archive for February, 2007
This phone released today by Nokia features a built in GPS chip, built-in AGPS chip, 2 megapixel camera with flash, and a 2.2 inch display. This phone will be sold for $600. Check out some more pictures! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted In: Cellphones, News
Bill Stone for nearly four decades has worked on his developement of the worlds most advanced underwater robots. Although this expodition has created in hopes of going deeper than ever before, it just might take us farther than ever before also. Nasa would someday like to use a robot much like Mr. Stones to explore Europa, a frozen moon of Jupiter, and also one of the most probable places for human life in our universe second to Earth. Check out more pictures! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted In: Transportation
The Sony Ericsson line of phones continues to be some of the most appealing phones on the market. Although specifics like pricing and availability have not been announced, the features are known. 1.9 inch TFT screen, 2.0 mega-pixel camera, built in FM Tuner, bluetooth, and 25 hour battery life. Check out another picture! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted In: News
It may be true, Nintendo just might be realeasing a Wii Phone. All accesories would work in conjuction with the Wiimote. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted In: News
I’ve been waiting a long time for this one. I no longer have to carry around my MP3 and lightsaber! I better not get too excited though, there is no word on whether it will go into production. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted In: Portable Audio
The F703, a Japonese-only phone, is ideal phone to use will taking a bath. This waterproof phone can be taking in the bath, shower….basically anywhere in water. And for those of you that just really want to wash your phone, now you can.
Take a look at this latest Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 gameplay. If you have a PS3, PC, or 360 you just might to decide to buy. Read the rest of this entry »
New type of glass develpoed in Japan cutting down energy cost. This glass turns into a mirror by the flick of a switch. But how will this help with energy savings?
During the warmer months, the mirrors can deflect the sun’s rays cutting down the cost of cooling a building. In the colder months just flick a switch and allow the sun’s warmth to flow right into the building.
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Posted In: Miscellaneous, News
