Last week GeekAlerts introduced you to the UCLEAR HBC120 Snow Helmet Communicator, and you’ve already read about the HBC100 Communicator, so this week we are going to give you a review of the HBC120 Snow. If you are not familiar with helmet communicators, you have […]
TF-FN2000 is the name of a new series of minimalistic and future retro looking cordless phones from the Japanese consumer electronics company Pioneer.
This walkie talkie is said to be the smallest one in the world, which might as well be true, since those walkie talkie watches usually aren’t as small as one may think.
The Phone x Phone docking device from the Japanese home electronics company Hashy-Topin will turn your iPhone smartphone into a conventional telephone. You will still be able to use all the features on your Apple cell phone while speaking into the receiver on the handset, […]
If you have got tired of the first generation of portable cell phone jammers and want to be able to do some GPS jamming instead, this is your lucky day (and not so lucky for others).
Fans of M&M in general and M&M gadgets in particular, like these christmas lights and these singing ornaments, can now add a USB web camera to their line of candy inspired gizmos.
Yet another cool timepiece has been added to the steadily growing stream of cell phone watches. This latest addition is one of the first to feature dual SIM card fictionality.
This new desk telephone, described as the “the ultimate amplified phone system”, is equipped with a lot of great functions for anyone with a hearing loss or low vision.
At 6 pm GMT today, we will try to break the record for most users online at Qvaq, so please come and join the fun. You can also help spreading the word at Twitter and at Facebook. Thank you very much for your support!
Qvaq is the name of a new web application for online discussions and collaborations in real time. The site is created by me and a fellow worker. The default post mode is very simple, pretty much like IRC. For more options, simply switch to ‘extended […]
The new MIDbot is a robot that can be monitored via Skype or other video chatting software. MIDbot is an ultra low cost tele-present and an easy to use Internet Remote Monitoring Robot with interactive robot arm, allows one to control the robot remotely and […]
If the Star Trek Enterprise Telephone and a Star Trek Air Horn isn’t enough to get your messages across the Trekkie way, this Enterprise web camera might be just the ticket.
First we had this simple vibrating Bluetooth bracelet, then came the updated version with LCD display, and now they’ve managed to squeeze in a watch for this geeky accessory.
Yes, believe it or not, it’s yet another flower inspired gadget. This time it’s a lotus USB 2.0 web camera that will look great together with the daisy flower baby camera monitor.
Looking for an alternative to the previously covered Retro USB Microphone and the Retro Wireless USB Microphone? Here’s a new retro computer mic that might be just the ticket.
For those of you who have been enjoying things like the Human Skull USB Drive, the Human Skull MP3 Player Belt Buckle with LEDs and the Glowing USB Human Skull, here’s another morbid gadget to get your hands on: the human skull phone with glowing […]
This USB webcam comes with a built-in microphone and six bright white LED lights. This allows you to use the web camera without any problems in low light conditions.
Tiny gadgets are popping up like mushrooms on a rainy day. Yesterday we wrote about this DV Camera and this USB Microwave Oven – both the smallest in the world. And today we have this new and ultra slim foldable USB web camera.
This heart-shaped USB 2.0 compliant web camera will give you a 640×480 resolution at 30 frames per second. Simply clip the cam on your monitor or let it stand on your desk.
Those Marvel fans out there who enjoyed last week’s Spider-Man USB Missile Launcher, here’s another superhero inspired computer accessory that should be right up your alley: the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man web camera.
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