So many times you see or hear about a new gadget that makes you say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” Then there are times when you hear about a new gadget and say, “What the heck were they thinking?”... Some of these gadgets seem crazy, silly and downright insane; yet, some seem quite ingenious. Check them out & decide what you think...
By now you\'ve seen Verizon\'s iDon\'t/DROID Does campaign on TV or on the streets. Motorola\'s DROID has a very industrial look and feel to it. Gone are the days of lightweight and dainty devices. You don\'t have to coddle the DROID or shell out an extra $30 for a case. Wrapped mostly in metal, the DROID is chock-full of features.
the Motorola Droid hits the shelves today, ready for the Android-hungry masses. The question everyone wants to know is, is this the start of a revolution in the mobile space?
Steve Hoefer has taken his microcontroller and, along with a piezoelectric speaker, a gear reduction motor, and some PVC pipe, programmed it to listen for a preset sequence of knocks -- a secret knock, if you will -- and unlock the deadbolt upon hearing the right combination.
Verizon has announced that the Verizon Droid Eris by HTC will be launching tomorrow, Friday, October 6th. The Droid Eris will launch alongside the Motorola Droid.
Now the Droid campaign is about to add another head-scratching, eye-popping commercial to its line-up. The minute-long spot, obtained by Boy Genius Report, continues to play off themes from the Droid Does commercial, but takes its message to apocalyptic levels (no, really).
To compensate for slumping DVD sales, Best Buy announced a partnership with CinemaNow that would add a digital delivery service within all Internet capable devices-- but one with far too many compromises.
\\r\\rThe latest Q3 2009 smartphone market figures from Canalys show RIM and Apple gobbling up the smartphone market as overall growth in the segment begins to slow. The global smartphone market grew just 4% over the previous year ago quarter, a major slowdown from last year\'s 27.9% expansion over Q3 2007.
A year ago, Android was an unfinished OS for nerds, bursting with potential. With Android 2.0, it\'s evolved into something sleeker, more refined and focused --but still something not quite human.
Pyro was never my favorite of the X-Men, but that doesn\'t mean I\'m not excited about this DIY project allowing me to mimic his powers. It\'s called Prometheus, and it\'s by far one of the best wrist-mounted flamethrowers I\'ve seen.
We went to Radio Shack to find a new cable where the salesman attempted to pressure us to buy a $24 digital camera replacement cord. The horrible part is how the salesman tried to pressure us into buying the cable telling us that we won\'t find a better deal elsewhere. Well, we went to the Dollar Tree right next door and found it for a buck.