Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

iProjector

MiLi iPhone Projector Features



Its A external projector for ur smart phone, i must say an enormously smart design and innovative design for ur phone and diet for gadget


* MiLi iPhone Projector - projects the movies or pictures on your iPhone or iPod onto the nearest wall.
* Will also show your photos and video podcasts.
* Remote control for adjusting volume, brightness, tint, contrast and menus etc.
* Compatible with iPhone, iPod Classic and iPod Touch.
* Also compatible with Blackberry, external video sources, DVD player, VCR, laptop, PC etc.
* AV in/out function.
* Maximum projection size of 70 inches.
* Integrated stereo speakers.
* Charges via USB or can be plugged into the wall.
* Charging time: 3 hours.
* Full USB charge will give you 1.5 hours viewing time.
* Will charge iPod/iPhone while it's in the dock.
* Folding design with integrated stand for stability.
* Can charge other mobile phones and devices too.
* Suitable for ages 8 years + (providing they're an avid consumer of digital media, obviously).
* 14.8 x 7 x 4.1 cm.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Kiwi Solar Charger

Looking for an easy-to-piggyback charger that falls light on the environment? Here’s one to think about! Kiwi Choice has just shed some light on its new U-Powered USB Portable Solar Charger for mobile devices. The new device can be recharged by the sun or users can also charge it via USB or via an AC outlet.

Designed to be eco-friendly, the U-Powered solar charger features a magnetic backing so users can use it in their car. The offering also sports three built in solar panels. Pretty interestingly, the charger folds out into a tri-pointed design, offering three solar panels for a truly great charging experience.
“When looking for a new portable charger, you need to check for its versatility, capacity, compatibility and environmental friendliness,” commented Sharif Higazy, VP Business Development of Kiwi Choice, Inc.
The new Kiwi U-Powered package includes one Kiwi U-Powered with 2000 mAh and 1000+ lifecycle, 11 free connectors, and USB car and wall charger. Both the USB car charger and wall charger can be used to charge users’ Kiwi U-Powered and all their mobile devices directly. This all can be stored in the included velveteen pouch.

Users can purchase the power portable power solution for as little as $49.99.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Cellbot

The Nexus CellBot


Sprint and Verizon may have shunned the Nexus One, but that doesn't mean the handsets can't be put to good use: these Android-controlled, Arduino-powered Cellbots now feature the one true Googlephone as the CPU. At Intel's 2010 International Engineering and Science Fair in San Jose, we got our hot little hands on the DIY truckbots for the first time, and found to our surprise they'd been imbued with accelerometer-based motion control. 


Grabbing a Nexus One off a nearby table, It simply tilted the handset forward, back, left and right to make the Cellbot wheel about accordingly, bumping playfully into neighbors and streaming live video the whole time. We were told the first handset wirelessly relayed instructions to the second using Google Chat, after which point a Python script determined the bot's compass facing and activated Arduino-rigged motors via Bluetooth, but the real takeaway here is that robots never fail to amuse


But In My Personal Opion It Makes A Good Mobile Stand.
JUst Imagine u are setting on sofa or at the door and the mobile follows u and u never even happen forget or need to search for ur mobile
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New Way 2 Flip

Motorola FlipOut 




Images of an upcoming Motorola handset FlipOut have surfaced online. Photos of the square shaped Motorola handset were grabbed by Italian HDblog.it. FlipOut has MotoBlur interface layered over the Android Eclair 2.1 operating system. U.S. nationals can expect to see this phone next month in three different colors.Motorola FlipOut has a square form factor in which the screen can be slided to reveal the QWERTY keyboard. 

This square handset has a 2.8-inch display screen and runs Android Eclair 2.1 with MotoBlur branding. Inside the FlipOut, Motorola has packed a 700MHz microprocessor, 512MB ROM, and 256MB RAM so that Android's 2.1 update can run smoothly.Apart from that, FlipOut will sport a 3.1 megapixel camera and GPS.  This phone will support 3G networks. It would be interesting to see how this phone performs against the Microsoft's freshly announced Kin One.The Kin One has more rounded corners and bit stubby looking while the FlipOut is purely square in shape. Again, both smartphones seem to target the social network frenzy audience. In a way, it looks like square-DSi. We're yet to get an official word on this smartphone.

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Saturday, May 8, 2010

Handy charger !!!!





The Bracelet Battery

As the name suggest the braclet battery is one that u can clearly use on the go and as the pic demonstrates itself..

If your phone, portable game console or a lot that has suddenly lost its entire battle charge, you can easily connect it to a portable charging.

In order for the charger was always at hand, it is better to put it on the hand. At least, so believes the company Thanko, have issued a universal.

If your phone, portable game console or a lot that has suddenly lost its entire battle charge, you can easily connect it to a portable charging. Fortunately she was always at hand. More precisely, on the hand, as implemented in the form of bracelets. The cost is still unknown, but it is known that battery capacity is 1500mA / h.





This year's model is an adapter cable that enables it to work with an even greater variety of devices, a 1,500mAh lithium-ion battery, and (wonder of wonders) an on/off switch
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Credit Card swaping machine = Mobile



You've had too much trouble burning through your credit limit these past 
few months anyway, right? VeriFone -- that company responsible for the other iPhone credit card accessory -- has just announced that its slip-up case is now available in Apple retail stores. For those unaware, this card reader works on all iPhone 3G and 3GS handsets, and there's a built-in stylus for capturing signatures from those arguably shady street-corner transactions that you'll be engaging in. Best of all, the device and app are totally free assuming you agree to a 2-year service contract and a $49 "activation fee," but we'd caution you to read through the fine print under "merchant fees" before tossing away too much of that profit margin.
Sleek and durable card reader snaps onto iPhone 3G/3GSCard-swiping speeds transactions, eliminates errors, can save 30% in card feesBuilt-in stylus makes signature capture easy; receipts can be instantly emailedEnd-to-end encryption protects customer data and greatly reduces fraud and merchant liability iPhone app and gateway provides real-time reporting, payment consolidation and fast access to transaction historyBuilds on VeriFone’s 30 years of payment security expertise


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Monday, May 3, 2010

Poping The Touch Screen Out

The Lenovo LePhone

Lenovo lephone is soon set to launch in china in its homeland. while before you thing more on it the lephone is nothing but mobile phone product brand of lenove.
know this phone is far more a record and a trend setter as the pic speaks for itself it has a detachable touchscreen which can be just used as a normal phone and function seemlessly and when it gets attached to its base keypad it get additional functions to the qwerty keypad with a custom pattern offcourse. The Touchscreen and the keypad have individual battery and processors which also would give you some trouble with dual charging of the two components ...however it will not be a issue if 2 parts can share the electric line with some contact component self adjusting them self



Lenovo COO Rory Read also reportedly added that company is ready for a "tough fight" against Apple's iPhone,(i do not even know how that can be possible come on that is IPHONE) and that Lenovo will have a "better brand position" (Might Be) that RIM, which hasn't yet gained a significant foothold in China and other threhold position like India. That's certainly plenty of ambitious for a company new to the cellphone space, and should no doubt only further fuel those rumors of a certain acquisition.
In other le news, Lenovo also apparently further demonstrated the tweaked version of Android that the handset will use  and it has shown off its own app store for the first time.
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The Next Iphone = IPhone 4G

The iPhone 4G? iPhone 4? iPhone HD? Simply "the iPhone"? There's plenty we still don't know about Apple's upcoming handset, the master of all phone lets hope for in the next iPhone.


well whats New In It........


• Improved regular camera (the lens is quite noticeably larger than the iPhone 3GS)
• Camera flash (Thats Completely new for iphone)
• Micro-SIM instead of standard SIM (like the iPad and that standarizes the game)
• Improved display. It's unclear if it's the 960x640 display thrown around before—it certainly looks like it, with the "Connect to iTunes" screen displaying much higher resolution than on a 3GS.
• What looks to be a secondary mic for noise cancellation, at the top, next to the headphone jack
• Split buttons for volume
• Power, mute, and volume buttons are all metallic 




Well Coming To What Have Changed....



• The back is entirely flat, made of either glass (more likely) or ceramic or shiny plastic in order for the cell signal to poke through. Tapping on the back makes a more hollow and higher pitched sound compared to tapping on the glass on the front/screen, but that could just be the orientation of components inside making for a different sound
• An aluminum border going completely around the outside
• Slightly smaller screen than the 3GS (but seemingly higher resolution)
• Everything is more squared off
• 3 grams heavier
• 16% Larger battery
• Internals components are shrunken, miniaturized and reduced to make room for the larger battery


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