Have you heard about the YouTube clip called “Daft Hands” yet? It’s single-shot music video set to the the Daft Punk song “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.” One camera. One shot. Two hands. Doesn’t really sound that exciting does it? Trust me, it’s worth watching. The beginning is dull. Just hang in there until the lyrics start. Video shown below.
The Japanese consumer electronics giant, Panasonic has recently announced its new 3CCD Full HD camcorder which named as HDC-SD5, the small and stylish camcorder that use the AVCHD format to capture full HD video (1920 x 1080 pixels resolution) at the rate of 30 frames per second.
Looking for something to Skype with but without all the unnecessary belts and whistles? Perhaps the Sennheiser PC35 USB headset is just the thing for you. This headset is labeled as a basic starter headset for your home and office voice communication needs. It is designed specifically for internet telephony and communications. Its microphone boasts clear voice quality, excellent speech clarity and voice recognition by […]
Ever experienced the frustration when you credit card being stole? Well, Japanese reputable electronic maker, Hitachi Ltd, has come out a new idea to let customers to make payment simply by scanning their finger instead of using credit card. Hitachi has developed a new technology with credit card maker JCB Co. Ltd to come out a new system using biometric technology to identify the veins […]
GE (General Electrics) has started to ship its newly launched Cell Fusion DECT phone recently. Due to the competitive cordless phone market, GE has been trying to distinguish itself by integrating a Bluetooth synchronous capability on its cordless phone. The model known as GE28128EE2 has combined few technologies such as DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Technology) and Link-to-cell Technology that make it so unique as compared […]
Nowadays, the usage of mobile phone and PDA (Personal Digital Assistance) is so common that it becomes critical to keep it secure from unauthorized use. OKI, Japanese leader in telecommunication has recently announced the availability of its Iris recognition middleware that can be implemented on existing mobile phones for better security protection.
Your Web mail account stores invaluable private and personal information. Therefore it is a potential treasure trove for online thieves. Tech-savvy Internet users can access and read your email and make money from it. You won’t even know you’ve been robbed. Some email which has been read by others will still retain the ‘unread’ status, unbeknownst to the owner.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has unveiled its online service, iPlayer, last week. The emergence of iPlayer service is considered a significant change in broadcasting industry. BBC Director General Mark Thompson comments the arrival of the “on-demand” iPlayer is as important as the first color broadcasts in the 1960s.
The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore is the world’s first big comic optimized for your iPod or PC. It is a trilogy set in a time where the British Empire has never ended and America is just a virtual world hosted on a vast global game network, Jonas Moore, a character personally created by the network founder, is thrown into a world where characters, creatures […]
For those that are looking for seamless connectivity even when you are on the flight, you won’t be disappointed again. Qantas, an Australian airlines has announced that satellite-based internet service will be available on its new Airbus A380s starting from August 2008. The passengers will have options of whether to use their own laptops or use the built in seatback inflight entertainment systems to surf […]
Baseball-capped scatters on the bus may not be able to tell, but music from a mobile’s speaker sounds like a bee trapped in an envelope. Stream it to the iSymphony V1Blue via Bluetooth, however, and you’ll have sound bassier than a fat man trapped inside a bass drum.
Embotec recently unveiled a new keyboard technology known as Magnetic Levitation Keyboard in Korea market that utilizes magnetic to keep the buttons ‘floating’ on the keyboard. The new concept is based on basic physics principal of magnetic force between two pieces of magnet with same poles that tends to repulse each other and thus creates ‘floating’ buttons on top of magnetic-based keyboard.
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