TerreStar Genus is the Worlds First Hybrid Satellite smartphone

Soon there will be no place you can hide from your wife..... lol joke apart AT&T with TerreStar Genus is going for the commercial sale of satellite smartphone across America later this year.

AT&T will initially be selling it to professional customers through business channels, but it will be in retail stores later this year.

The phone is preloaded with Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.5 with full qwerty keypad.

TerreStar Genus is the Worlds First Hybrid Satellite smartphone

AISoy 1: the world's first robot with a conscience

Spain has designed the world's first robot with its own "conscience" and "life", which will "entertain, teach and be a companion" to humans who purchase it.

The AISoy 1, which will go on sale in August, is the first social android developed by Spanish firm AISoy Robotics, which is now bringing its creation out of the laboratory.

"It almost seems like science fiction, but it's a reality," said Diego Garcia, one of the "fathers" of the robot and head of AISoy's product engineering and development division.

AISoy 1: the world's first robot with a conscience

World's first 3D camcorder for home movies unveiled

The 3D revolution has so far been all about Hollywood blockbusters and major sporting events. But now, the cutting-edge technology is coming closer to home.

Treasured moments such as a child's first steps or a university graduation can be captured in 3D with the arrival of the first camcorder - capable of filming in more than two dimensions, says the Daily Mail.

Unveiled by Panasonic Wednesday, the 1,300 pound HDC-SDT750 3D model works using a sophisticated double lens.

Company spokesman Barnaby Sykes said: "Just as we have two eyes, so the 3D camcorder has two lenses side by side. The camcorder acts like the human brain in converging the two images together to create one picture in 3D."

World's first 3D camcorder for home movies unveiled

iPhone voted ‘Coolest Thing on the Planet’

Apple’s iPhone has been voted the coolest thing on the planet.

A poll of 3,000 Brits saw the iPhone just ahead of its maker Apple, which was at the second place.

The Internet was the third coolest thing according to the Costa Coffee study.

At the fourth place was the iPod, while Aston Martin's DB9 rounded up the top 5.

Cadbury's chocolate and auction site eBay also made it to the top 10.

Pirates of the Caribbean star Johnny Depp was the coolest celebrity in 21st while Cheryl Tweedy (48th) and Ant and Dec (52nd) topped John Lennon (59th) and Beyonce Knowles (68th).

iPhone voted ‘Coolest Thing on the Planet’

India unveils Rs 1,500 (~ $ 34) tablet PC

India unveiled a Rs 1,500 (around $ 30) tablet PC designed specifically for students.

"If more companies decide to manufacture a similar device, prices will come down automatically," Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal said after unveiling the low cost-access-cum computing device here.

The device would be made available to students in 2011.

When the ministry floated the concept of a low cost laptop some years ago, officials said it would cost Rs 500 ($ 10). It will now cost about three times the initial projections.

The ministry expects the prices to drop to Rs 1,000 ($ 20) and reach Rs 500 ($ 10) as innovations are introduced.

India unveils Rs 1,500 (~ $ 34) tablet PC

Lenovo planning Android tablet PC

Lenovo Group, the world's No 4 PC brand, said it will come out with its own tablet PC, will try to compete with line of companies who will soon come out with there own version of android based tablet rivaling Apple Inc's popular iPad.

Lenovo was developing a tablet PC, known internally as LePad, that would run on Google Inc's Android operating system, Lenovo spokeswoman Wu Hwa said on Wednesday, adding that no launch date had been set and the name of the product may change.

"We want the tablet PC to be compatible with our LePhone smartphone, which is why we're using Android," Wu said.

Lenovo planning Android tablet PC

Bluetooth 4.0 specifications revealed, expected in devices by Q4 2010

While developing the Bluetooth 4.0 Core Specification, SIG’s primary focus areas were low power consumption using new ‘low energy technology’, apart from enhanced range and multi-vendor operability. They seem to have achieved what they set out to do, and claim that it will allow for several years’ worth of usage on standard coin-cells. This will allow for very small and low cost devices to incorporate Bluetooth as a connectivity option, as it doesn’t require large batteries to power it. This ‘low energy technology’ feature of Bluetooth 4.0 promises to have “new  applications in  health care, fitness, security and home entertainment”.

According to the Executive Director of SIG, Michael Foley, "Bluetooth wireless technology can now, with the hard work of our members and our world-class qualification program, really do it all.”

Bluetooth 4.0 specifications revealed, expected in devices by Q4 2010

Android-Powered Tablet by LG, Comming soon.

LG has announced plans to launch a tablet computer powered by Google’s Android operating system.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the device will launch in the fourth quarter of this year, though no other details were immediately available.

Just last week saw the introduction of the Cisco Cius, which runs on Android , with other recent headlines suggesting we’ll soon see tablets from HP (running on webOS) and RIM, in addition to Windows7-powered tablets (LG showed one off last month).

Back in May, Google was said to be bringing a tablet to market with Verizon Wireless, though there is no official announcement has yet.

Android-Powered Tablet by LG, Comming soon.

Ultra Cheap Laptop @ $37

This is from  eBay listing , popular online cum auction site.

Hahaha, for about running some high apps and HD Movies, this poor gadget has 300 MHz ARM processor with 128MB RAM and 2GB storage. You also get a 7-inch screen displaying at 800 x 480 resolution, an ethernet port, two USB ports, an SD slot, Wi-Fi and a 9-volt AC adapter.

Ultra Cheap Laptop @ $37

Android tablet from Cisco named CIUS

The networking equipment maker unveiled the Cius a lightweight, 7-inch tablet based on Google Inc's Android operating system.

Cisco is pitching the Cius, which will work over both short-range WiFi and high-speed mobile wireless networks, as a collaboration and communication device for enterprises.

Android tablet from Cisco named CIUS

Futuristic goggles for the modern soldiers.

Aahhh this sounds like the COD:Modern warfare and Tom clancy vegas concept type of soldiers equipped with gizmos which let them finish their mission with ease. I wonder that is it really happen this soon ???

A Chicago-based company called Tanagram Partners is currently developing military-grade augmented reality technology that - if developed to the full potential of its prototypes - would completely change the face of military combat as we know it. Tanagram CEO Joseph Juhnke presented the technology last week at the Augmented Reality Event in Santa Clara, California, and wowed the audience with his presentation.

Futuristic goggles for the modern soldiers.

Microsoft Launches Newer, Slimmer Version of Xbox 360

Today at its Xbox 360 media event in Los Angeles, Microsoft dropped a big piece of news: the launch of a slimmer version of the Xbox 360, which starts shipping today and will hit stories by the end of this week.

The new Xbox 360 comes in black, rather the current Xbox 360, which is white. It has 250 GB of disk space and comes equipped with built-in Wi-Fi, instead of using a direct Ethernet connection. And, best of all, it’s shorter and thinner than its bulkier counterpart.

The new console will cost $299 — for comparison’s sake, the PS3 Slim and the current 120 GB version of the Xbox 360 also cost $299 (that’s more or equal GB for your buck).

Microsoft Launches Newer, Slimmer Version of Xbox 360

Microsoft game lets kids tickle tigers.

Microsoft on Monday unveiled the first games for its remote-control-free video game system, Kinect for Xbox 360. Several of the titles were pretty generic: a dancing game, a race car game, an adventure game and a fitness game.

And then there was "Kinectimals."

A demo of this bizarre but cuddly game showed a little girl tickling and playing with "Skittles," a virtual tiger cub. She threw sticks for the tiger to fetch and called it to the screen, where it licked the television and wagged its tail for her.

"Come here Skittles!" she called to her virtual friend.

Microsoft game lets kids tickle tigers.

Mobile ringtone worth $70,000-phone.

Oscar-award winning composer Dario Marianeli has created a one-of-a-kind ringtone for a new $70,000 cellphone. He won gold at the Academy Awards in 2007 for his ‘Atonement’ score.

The high-priced Vertu Signature mobile is crafted from sapphire, platinum and rubies, and Marianelli was commissioned to create a unique ringtone for the phone by Nokia.

Mobile ringtone worth $70,000-phone.

Gadget to detect stress in your voice.

Employers can now fall back on a new gadget before recruiting a potential candidate, thanks to scientists who claim to have developed a voice-based stress detector that could identify which job applicants can perform better under pressure.

An international team, led by Bo Yin of the National Information and Communications Technology Australia in Sydney, has designed the new gadget which it exhibited at trade show CeBIT Australia recently.

"Normally we have full control over our vocal muscles and change their position to create different intonations. But when stressed, we lose control of the position of the speech muscles and our speech becomes more monotone," Yin was quoted by the 'New Scientist' as saying.

Gadget to detect stress in your voice.

FBI Investigates iPad Data Breach.

FBI officials confirmed Thursday that the bureau has opened an investigation into data breaches involving AT&T and Apple's recently released iPad.

"The FBI is aware of these possible computer intrusions and has opened an investigation to address the potential cyber threat," said Special Agent Jason Pack, an FBI spokesman.

The investigation is being overseen by agents from the FBI's Washington field office, according to FBI officials.

Some high-profile government officials are known to use the iPad and it is possible government e-mail addresses may have been compromised.

FBI Investigates iPad Data Breach.

AT&T fixes major iPad 3G security hole.

AT&T said late Wednesday that it has fixed a security hole that may have allowed hackers to access the e-mail addresses of  iPad 3G owners.

The announcement came shortly after tech and gossip blog Gawker posted an expose of the breach. A hacker group used a vulnerability on AT&T's website to harvest the e-mail addresses iPad buyers provided to activate their devices, which went on sale barely more than a month ago.

The result was a glitzy who's who list of iPad early adopters, which includes major political figures, military officials and top politicians. Rahm Emanuel, the chief of staff for President Obama, was among the iPad users whose e-mail address was exposed, according to Gawker. Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg were also on the hit list.

AT&T fixes major iPad 3G security hole.

Steve Jobs unveils iPhone 4, 'biggest leap we've taken' since first model [Video].

Wearing his usual black turtleneck and jeans, Jobs took the stage to a standing ovation from the audience and a shout of, "We love you Steve!"

Describing it as the 'biggest leap since the original iPhone' Apple CEO Steve Jobs finally revealed what everyone had gathered to hear at the company's World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco, California on Monday. Apple was launching the much awaited iPhone 4.

The iPhone 4 would be available in two colours, black and white. It would be priced at $199 in the US for the 16GB model, and 299 for the 32GB model. Apple would start taking pre-orders next week and ship initially to only five countries - US, France, Germany, UK, Japan. Jobs promised to add another 18 locations to the list in July. The number could go upto 88 countries by the end of the year in what Jobs described as the 'fastest rollout ever'. There was however no mention of when the iPhone 4 would be available in markets like India.

In what should be welcome news for existing iPhone users, Apple would be offering free iOS4 upgrades for the 3GS, 3G on June 21. However the offer comes with a rider - not all features will be supported in the 3G handset.

Jobs promised over 100 new features, out of which he discussed nine in his keynote.

Steve Jobs unveils iPhone 4, 'biggest leap we've taken' since first model [Video].

Nokia unveils bicycle charger.

Nokia unveiled its first bicycle charger targeting consumers with limited access to electricity.

The charger kit consists of a charger, dynamo and a holder to secure the phone to the bike. Priced at about 15 euros (Rs 860), the kit will be available later this year, said a company spokesman.

When the kit is installed, the dynamo - a small electrical generator - uses the movement of the wheels to charge the handset through the standard 2mm charging jack used in most Nokia mobile phones.

Designed for tropical climates the Nokia bicycle charger is humidity and dust resistant.

Nokia unveils bicycle charger.

iPed, the Android-Based Chinese iPad Clone.

Haha :D this Chinese people are genius in cloning any device. Now its latest cloned device is none other than world most hyped and fastest selling PC Tablet iPad.

iPed almost five time cheap than the original iPad. It runs on Intel chip, and has 128 MB of RAM and 16 GB of storage space. It runs on Android based Operating system.

iPed, the Android-Based Chinese iPad Clone.