New Android Game: Bubble Up!

The new Android Game "Bubble Up" is now live on Play Store! It is free to download with over 20 levels and increasing! PLUS you can share score on Facebook and Twitter.

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Geo tv live

Now watch Cricket World Cup 2011 matches on Geo Super live.

http://www.geosuper.tv  (Note: this is Only for viewers in Pakistan )

Windows Live Photo Gallery and Foursquare

Foursquare is a mobile application that makes cities easier to use and more interesting to explore. Foursquare lets users "check in" to a place when they're there, tell friends where they are and track the history of where they've been and who they've been there with.

According to REDMOND, Wash (Microsoft Corp):

Windows Live has teamed up with the popular mobile application foursquare to give shutterbugs in Seattle, San Francisco and New York City tips on the best photo locations in their cities.

The Windows Live Photo Gallery foursquare experience provides tips on where and how to take great pictures to share in the three cities, from top tourist spots to hidden gems. In addition to the location, the new experience provides details on how to set up the perfect shot.

See example: Windows Live Photo Gallery & Foursquare Cityscapes

Smartphone: SGH i400

Samsung released this little beauty, the SGH i400 smartphone. It is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera to make sure you don’t miss out on taking really cool photos even if you don’t own a genuine digital camera.
It is also equipped with A2DP, Bluetooth and MicroSD expansion for your pleasure and comfort. You also have full support for Internet Browsing and you are provided with a 2.3 inch display, so you won’t have to wear your glasses just to make a simple phone-call.

Here is the Video:

DC X725 Camera by Benq

The DC X725 is as small as 12.5 millimeters, and the material from which it is made of is steel, so it is stainless and more resistant. It comes in four different colors, black, red silver, or pearl. It has a 1/2.5 CCD and can go up to 3x optical zoom. The ISO sensitivity can go up to 1600 on photos and 4000 on videos. You can also increase the memory, as it has an SD/SDHC memory card support. The range of mega pixels is still unknown.

Latest Intel thin and light laptop chips

Intel has announced the release of 32nm Core processors for thin and light laptops, allowing all of us MacBook Air fans the hope of a major update in the not-too-distant future.




On the list we have the 1.2GHz Core i3-330UM, the 1.2GHz i5-430UM, the 1.2GHz i5-540UM and the 1.33GHz i7-660UM. All four contain two cores and HyperThreading technology to make them appear as four-core parts to the host OS.

All but the Core i7 contain 3MB of L3 cache - the 660UM has 4MB. Each CPU has an on-board GMA 3150 GPU dynamically running at 166-500MHz.

The i5 and i7 parts support Intel's Turbo Boost system, allowing them to overclock themselves should there be thermal headroom available. The 430UM will go up to 1.73GHz, the 540UM to 2GHz and the 660UM to 2.4GHz.

Video: Microsoft’s multi-touch technology used on latest prototype mouse

Microsoft is showing off five concept mice with added functionality. All of them seek to replace traditional move-and-click with touch sensitivity through either capacitive sensing, video recognition, sensor articulation, or laser scanning.

Sterling Multi PowerStation 5600

Designed by the Japanese to help those who need power the most at times of natural disasters, the Sterling Multi PowerStation 5600 is a multi-equipped, emergency lifesaver device that gives you a combination of hand-crank-powered-dynamo LED light, AM/FM radio, three rechargable AA batteries, and adapters capable of charging most cell phones and portable devices.

This torch could come in handy on outdoor trips such as camping. More importantly for those in other parts of the world where earthquakes occur frequently, this is extremely useful.

iida Polaris: Phone meets robot

While Sony's Rolly is about as useful as, well, a tiny dancing robot, at least iida's Polaris concept doubles as a cellphone plus dock. Beneath the enormity of the flowery product page rests little in the way of specs -- it is just a concept after all, developed in partnership with Flower Robotics. The robot features "learning functions" to monitor your physical condition and suggest recipes and exercise. Failing that, it can also suggest possible medical intervention. The longer he's with you the more attune he is to your well-being. Perfect -- when we're old and infirmed at the end of days, our personal Polaris can represent us at the government mandated death panel.

source: http://www.engadget.com

The New Thinkpad Keyboard with better design and lower price

Just what we want, Lenovo says people mostly wanted the exact same feel as their ThinkPad laptop keyboards in the desktop unit (no surprise there), but almost no one wanted wireless, a number pad or a trackpad -- so the new model pictured above is more or less a faithful wired replica of the T400s board, right down to those liquid drainage holes. What's more, cutting the numeric keypad and trackpad allowed the company to reduce the price by $40, so this little slice of hotness is not just $60. Not bad, but we'll be honest -- we'd still throw down for a wireless version of the old UltraNav in a heartbeart.

Novathink first licensed solar chargers for iPod

Novathink has come up with an eco-friendly device – a solar charging case for the Apple iPod touch. The Surge is equipped with solar panels that collects solar energy and stores it in its internal battery. The solar panel outputs 5.5 V at 100 mAh. The four LED on the Surge lets you know just how much charge is left as well as if there is enough sunlight for solar charging to proceed. The Surge is compatible with the second generation iPods and will not work with earlier models. The package comes with a nova cord which can be used to carry the surge case around the wrist, on a back pack, or anywhere else for sun exposure. The Surge case for the iPod touch will retail for $70 this month and will be available in green, pink, blue and black.

Japan exhibition 2009

Tokyo 2009 exhibition which gives attraction to more then 500,000 visitors within 5 days, total 800 companies shows latest Gadgets and Robots. Some of them are shown in this video below:

A muRata girl manufactured by muRata is capable of riding a bicycle and a unicycle, It can detect any obstacles with balance.





Nissan motors introduces bio mometic car which carries various obstacle detection and prevention sensors.





The pioneer 3d dimension display took a lot of attention to the visitors, the most important fact is that you can see this with your naked eye, you do not need to wear any special glasses.




The rest of them you can see in this video below:

Sony adopts Chrome as default browser for VAIO online

Google's Chrome was already the default browser on the VAIO NW, and now the Financial Times delivers confirmation of a wider distribution deal between the search giant and Sony. According to the report, new VAIO laptops and desktops will come with Chrome preinstalled -- an "experimental" arrangement and, most importantly, will default to Google for both their homepage and search queries. Pair this with the agreement to bring over a million Google books to Sony's e-readers, and you start to see some clear lines being drawn in the sand. Intriguingly, Google is said to be pursuing similar distribution pacts with other manufacturers, which would place Internet Explorer's stranglehold on the uninitiated user under threat.

Robonica looks at new robotic entertainment formats

Robonica is a start-up that is looking into new ways of robotic entertainment and aims to redefine the entertainment robotics market later this fall by rolling out a whole new range of products that come with the tagline, “The Rise of Robotic Gaming.” This new range will merge elements of robotics, R/C vehicles and electronic gaming, making them stand out from the current crop of entertainment robots that is able to offer meaningful and structured gameplay regardless of whether one is alone, with friends or through online interaction.



A smart, fully programmable and highly agile two-wheeled robot, Roboni-i is the first entertainment robot to offer unlimited play patterns. The state-of-the-art robot features 16 sensors and four processors, RF remote control and Zigbee peer-to-peer RF protocol allowing for competitive gameplay with real-world robots. It also comes packaged with game accessories and six action games enabling players to form a playing field and use the gaming controller to select a game as they enter a new dimension of interactive, real-world robotic gameplay. Whether alone or with friends, they will need to beat the odds, race against time, manage resources, neutralize threats, execute special effects and collect bonus points to improve score. The Roboni-i’s online gameplay is out of this world. By plugging Roboni-i into the PC, players enter a virtual world where they can create profiles, participate in virtual missions, play online games and interact with friends who are online at the same time. Its Advanced PC-based Command Center Software allows users to program every facet of the robot’s behavior, edit games and upload performance data.

Check out Robonica in action in this video:

Bugatti Vera Kettle

special electronic controls for all of the functions required to keep the tea kettle up and functioning. It can achieve temperatures between 45 and 100 degrees Celsius. The screen and all of the buttons are located on the handle itself. The screen displays a clock and includes a self-timer that sets and regulates the tea kettle. The kettle can be programmed to make sure that your tea is done when you need it to be, like on a coffee break or first thing in the morning. To get this Bugatti Kettle it’s only going to cost you a measly £185.00 or about $300.

Flatbed Scanner disguised as book

If you are tired of the way your scanner looks, this is one way to solve the problem. Datamancer took a flatbed scanner and put it in a book that they hollowed out. Choosing the book you use could definitely change the look of the mod completely. It’d also be one way to show off your personality and the types of things you love. From the looks of things this isn’t just a book he found at your local Barnes and Nobles, but one he made himself.

Hercules to release 720p Webcam

The Hercules Dualpix HD 720p lives up to its name as it shoots in 720p HD resolution video with 1280 x 720 resolution at 30 frames per second with 16/9 format.



For photo resolution, it has 5 megapixels in interpolated mode, and it has a 1 megapixel CMOS sensor for quality images, even in low-light conditions. There is also a high-quality built-in microphone for good sound as well.

It uses USB 2.0 Video Class (UVC) interface for high-speed transfers for “driverless installation” for Windows XP SP2, Vista, and Windows 7.


Take a look at Hercules Infinite Webcam:

New Nokia 3G Netbook with pictures and video

Nokia announced it's first netbook , Nokia 3G. The netbook will be powered by an Intel Atom 1.6GHz Z530 chipest.





Its Feature includes:

720p HD screen, 10-inch HD display, 12 hours battery life and a HDMI output port.




Check out the New video for Nokia 3G:

iPhone app: Latest Facebook application is now available

The new Facebook app version 3.0 for the iPhone / iPod Touch aims to make staying connected to and sharing updates with your friend an even easier experience than before.

Its Feature Includes:

landscape mode, zooming photos, seeing latest b-day and updates and of course a complete photo management entirely from your iPhone. For iPhone 3GS users, you will definitely be delighted to know that the new Facebook 3.0 app now finally gives you the ability to upload videos which you have recorded.

See the video Below:

CES 2009: The Best Gadgets In 2009

Panasonic introduces 103-inch Plasma Monitor.The combination of advancements in Plasma production technology and the tremendous worldwide success of the Panasonic 103-inch Plasma HD Display over the last two plus years have enabled us to increase production as well as efficiencies, and thereby make it available to a wider range of customers at a lower price point. When our 103-inch Plasma first debuted, it was a made-to-order product. It soon became obvious that in ultra-large screen sizes, nothing comes close to the Panasonic 103-inch Plasma in delivering crisp, clear, blur-free images in 1080p High Definition. Demand for the 103 exceeded our initial expectations, and its popularity continues.


The Panasonic 103-inch plasma display has been installed in the U.S. including NBC Network’s Sunday Night Football studio, CBS Network’s The Early Show set, The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office’s Inventors Hall of Fame (Alexandria, Va.) and other locations.


See the video below: