The Powermat is a wireless charger for hi tech gadgets. You simply place your gadget on the mat to charge it.
It uses magnetic induction energy rather than electricity to charge devices and it works just as fast or faster than standard power adaptors. It can also charge multiple and different gadgets all at the same time.
Powermat 2X Portable Mat & Powercube
No outlet? No problem. Powermat eliminates the frustration of running out of power while on the go with this two position mat with integrated high capacity battery. The included Powercube let's you charge hundreds of devices right out of the box (with 8 included tips).
Powermat 3X Mat with Powercube
Slim, sleek three position wireless charging mat for home or office + Universal Powercube Receiver. Keep three devices fully charged at all times with the convenience of this three position charging station. The included Powercube let's you charge hundreds of devices right out of the box.
Print from your Cell Phone Camera or Digital Camera - Instantly
If you snap a great photo while you're out about town with friends, why wait to print it? Share the fun right away, with a Polaroid PoGo™ Instant Mobile Printer. Full-color, pocket-sized, sticky-back prints of your cell phone photos are available in about a minute if you have an Instant Mobile Printer in your purse or backpack.
It's simple. Wirelessly transfer an image from your Bluetooth-enabled phone to the Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer, then print it on the spot.
Print from your Digital Camera - Instantly
Print digital camera photos as you capture them, just like magic. Talk about instant gratification—you can immediately share real, high-quality prints with friends. No more squinting at a tiny camera screen to imagine the details. No more waiting to get home to connect.
Just link a USB cable from your PictBridge-enabled digital camera to a Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer. Follow the directions on your camera screen, select the image, and voila! Within 60 seconds you have a fade-resistant, long-lasting print in your hands, ready to share and smile.
The new Dutch Superbus is able to transport passengers comfortably, at speeds up to 155 miles per hour.
Wubbo Ockels, former astronaut and professor at TU-Delft University, led the Superbus project. With a carbon fiber shell and an electric motor, the bus is able to accommodate 23 passengers in relative luxury. Each seat contains multimedia controls and a harness-like seat belt to ensure comfort and safety during the extremely speedy trip.
It’s only two months since Mobile World Congress. But already there are a slew of phones that are looking to outdo the cells shown off in Barcelona. Research in Motion (RIM), Nokia and HTC have all got something to shout about. As has Apple, with a certain iPhone 5 on the cards. Here’s our pick of the Top 10 phones causing the biggest ripples of excitement right now.
1 HTC Sensation
Officially revealed this week, the Sensation could well be HTC’s best Android phone yet. With rejigged HTC Sense 3,0, a dual-core processor, a stunning qHD screen and Android 2.3 kicking it under the hood, this is a phone we’re desperate to have more than a few snatched minutes with. Due out in May.
2 Apple iPhone 5
The one everyone’s talking about. Word is it won’t be shown off at Apple’s WWDC event in June, as has been customary. Instead, Cupertino is said to be readying it for release in September. Think beefed up camera, bigger screen and all-new iOS 5 software.
3 Nokia W8
The first of two recently detailed Nokia Windows Phones, the W8 has been talked up by Russian mobile watcher Eldar Murtazin as a great leap forward for Espoo. As the name suggests, this phone will be based on Nokia’s N8 hardware. A Qualcomm chipset will make this a snappy smartphone treat.
4 BlackBerry Touch 9860
Leaked extensively, this full touchscreen phone is the successor to the Storm 2. It’s said to have dual-core smarts, as well as a tweaked interface that looks much sharper than that on older BlackBerry phones.
5 Nokia W7
The W8’s stablemate, the Nokia W7 is expected to be the first Nokia WP7 phone to break out into the wild. It apparently packs an eight megapixel camera and is based around the recently launched Nokia X7 Symbian phone. At least it won’t have that particular creaking OS on board.
6 BlackBerry Bold Touch
Not to be confused with the above, the Bold Touch combines the best of both worlds, with a sleek QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen for zipping through menus at lightning speed. This will be one of a string of phones unveiled at next month’s BlackBerry World event.
7 Motorola Atrix
Already out in the US, the Motorola Atrix is finally heading to the UK too. This phone is a great all-rounder and acts as a hub for basic computing thanks to a dedicated docking system. You’ll need to stump up for that accessory, but essentially it means you don’t need a laptop or tablet when you’re on-the-go.
8 HTC ChaCha
One of two HTC ‘Facebook’ phones, this natty, affordable effort has a dedicated button for accessing the social network. Has the potential to significantly change the mobile landscape as the other manufacturers look to follow suit.
9 Sony Ericsson W15
This much-rumoured Android phone will be Sony Ericsson’s first Walkman-branded phone with Google’s OS. Android’s music player is still pretty average, so Sony’s smarts will certainly make this a phone worth looking out for. With a 3.2MP camera and X8-style looks, it promises to be affordable too.
10 BlackBerry Curve Touch
Like the Bold Touch, this is a dual use smartphone, but with pared down specs in order to appeal to the kids. The Curve has been a huge success for RIM, so expect this to sell by the bucketload when it goes on sale later this summer.
The forever-delayed white iPhone 4 will finally drop this spring, Apple has apparently confirmed, ending its epic journey to market.
According to US business daily the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Cupertino officially disclosed the imminent release date of the fabled handset yesterday.
However, somewhat oddly, there’s no official statement cited in the report. Nor is there even a direct informal quote or any clear indication of the provenance of the story.
Nokia Dropis a simple and easy way to push content from your desktop browser to your phone. With it you can change your phone's wallpaper, send image as a file to your phone, and send web links to your phone.
Samsung unveiled its Samsung D8000 3D LED TV last month in Las Vegas; this lovely 3D TV won a CES 2011 Engineering Award and best Innovations Design Award. So now it will go to give a huge competition in market to other LED TV products this year.
This new Samsung D8000 LED TV is coming with 3D glasses and it has some attractive features like Samsung’s innovative touch screen Control TV remote, improved LED backlight scanning, its motion picture response tine is 2 millisecond, Sumsung’s Smart Hub, its built-in Wi-Fi connection and you can able to search Samsung Applications, videos and web browser. And last Samsung’s patented One Foot Connection or DLNA technology helps you to connect it with other devices.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Honeycomb tablet that was revealed at CTIA 2010. The Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 is the bigger brother of the Galaxy Tab, featuring a 10.1″ display 1GHz dual-core processor, Android 3.0 and an 3MP camera that can record video in HD.
