The music festival season is underway in the UK, with Glastonbury Festival starting tomorrow. To celebrate, Orange have invented a t-shirt that recharges mobile phones using a piezoelectric material to convert sound waves into electricity. Over a weekend of music, the t-shirt will produce enough juice to charge a smartphone. The t-shirts were developed by Orange in conjunction with GotWind,
Considering the relative success ASUS has already seen in the tablet space it’s no surprise they want to keep them coming. The EeePad Transformer, according to them, is selling pretty well and they recently revealed another impressive Android tablet… err phone… no, tablet phone… Oh yea, it’s the Padfone. What if we could take our tiny smartphone screen and blow
I love these entrepreneurial websites such as Kickstarter. It's a vicarious pleasure in seeing other people's ideas and helping these people succeed by investing in their products. I found a new one today - Quirky - which I think takes the idea development to the next level. Quirky refer to it as a "A Socially Developed Product (TM)" and they
I am in process of trying to wean myself away from my series 3 TiVo. Don't get me wrong I still love TiVo and have a Premier one for our main TV in the living room. However, I'm recording so few shows that it is not worth paying the $12.95 a month extra for the one in my computer room. However