The Zumbafone from the Zumba Lumba land could set the next trend in cell phone manufacturing. It\'s a new type of mobile telephone that will be available at low cost, provide low cost calls and allow totally hands-free use.
OpenSky is a free service provided by Gizmo5 which allows any mobile phone, web browser or IP aware phone network (SIP, asterisk, etc) to communicate with Skype users. OpenSky supports sending text messages and voice calls. Calls under 5 mins are free, otherwise you pay $20.
iBaby is a simple baby monitor that detects noise in a quiet room. It can be used to enhance existing baby monitors already in the home, or taken with you for sleep overs for extra peace of mind. Once activated the device will monitor the area for any sound, and when triggered, will ring a nominated number to enable you to listen to your baby.
Sleep under a cardboard box so a homeless young person doesn’t have to.\\rA large proportion of the proceeds from the Le Clochard duvet cover go to SZN, the foundation for homeless youngsters in the Netherlands. The income is used to fund housing projects which prioritise supporting young people in finding work or continuing their education.
A new service set for launch Tuesday allows cellphone users to unmask the Caller ID on blocked incoming calls, obtaining the phone number, and in some cases the name and address, of the no-longer-anonymous caller.
Lovers of both games and Free Open Source Software will be pleased to see that the popular indie puzzle game World of Goo has been released for Linux. It was designed by a small team of two ex-Electronic Arts developers, Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel, who used their entire combined savings of $10,000.00 USD to create the gooey game
Blowing your nose to alleviate stuffiness may be second nature, but some people argue it does no good, reversing the flow of mucus into the sinuses and slowing the drainage.\\rCounterintuitive, perhaps, but research shows it to be true.
Linux is different, you see. Open source, as Microsoft is starting to recognize, is just another part of its ecosystem, one that it must support if it wants Windows to continue to be a first-class computing citizen.
With growing speculation that electric cars and other energy efficient vehicles will soon dominate markets worldwide, Bolivia is a nation that perhaps stands to benefit (or suffer) more than any other from the energy revolution. The reason: lithium.
Brace yourself for weirdness: Our buddy unearthed a guitar-drenched musical extravaganza by Jim Allchin, the former Windows chief who many think mismanaged Vista into the ground.The album is named \'ENIGMA\'.
WePOWER\'s Windvertising platform enables advertisements to be placed on wind turbines. Each of the turbine\'s air foil blades reflect an image, and as the blades spin, the images appear to move— essentially creating an animated ad.