With technology evolving faster than the chimpanzees featured in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” large amounts of computers, TVs, mobile phones and other electronics are being tossed out on a regular basis. Help to fix the problem, and earn some big cash!
Switzerland-based startup
Hyetis is preparing to impress smartwatch-cravers everywhere with its
first product, the Crossbow. It will be capable of not only
controlling your smartphone but surely outmatching it with a huge
list of features. No surprise to find, then, that Hyetis is charging
a pretty premium.
With a decidedly old-fashioned physical
design as its base, the Samsung Hennessy impresses with up-to-date
guts, a smartphone-worthy feature set and two 3.3” touchscreens.
Asus announced that it will no longer sell Windows RT tablets after admitting that the company has lost money on its RT tablets. The move follows a $900 billion Surface RT loss by Microsoft.
Between optimizations for specific benchmarking programs in the Galaxy S4, and a PR firm trying to influence StackOverflow members, Samsung is in a PR nightmare this week.
I love the iRub! The BURURIN Massage Ball Earphone Jack Accessory from Japan’s Genius Cell turns your Apple iPhone into a stress-relieving pleasure machine… whether it’s turned on or not!
Bright Light Ventures has developed an extremely classy solution to the age old problem of unruly desktop cords and cables with the Pinza device.
This series of ANICASE iPhone covers demonstrates how a great product invention can arise from a good cause. Can philanthropic ideals launch your ideas as well?
A lot of people try to predict what Apple will do in its next announcement, but based on past history, we can easily make some educated guesses as to what the next iPhone will look like.
The “Play a Game Addiction iPhone 5 Case” from Elecom brings back your favorite analog games, shrinks ’em down, and slaps ’em on the back of your shiny new iPhone 5. Not only does the colorful polycarbonate case protect your high-tech lifeline, it allows you to keep on gaming even after your phone battery runs out of juice.
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