Sony is now selling the Sony Mylo 2 personal communicator as the mylo Internet Device, you just need WiFi hotspot connection and you’re internet surfing fun begins. According to the Japanese electronic giant that this gadget is designed for people who use instant messaging as a primary form of communication and networking for their social life.
source {pocketables}
My wife and our twins went to Cheriton, VA last week to spend 3 days camping along the beautiful Chesapeake Bay area. It took me at least 6 hours (these includes all necessary and unnecessary stops) of driving and, of course if you have 4-year-old (x2) it is a must that you make them focus their attention to something else while you concentrate on driving.. so we bought a dual-screen DVD player and borrowed a dozen of DVD from our local library as preparation for our long-trip.
Everything went smoothly except for annoying buzz or interference between my Blackberry and the DVD player. I can’t shake it off, I tried to move my berry away from the DVD monitor but no avail, my dear wife suggests to move it all the way outside of my window.. yeah right!. I can’t turn it off because Im also using it as my GPS (I never gonna do it again!) and I can’t afford to miss my exit or worst lost because of excess mileage will cost us a fortune.
Then reading through an Engadget post I think I found an answer that would solve the interference problem.. as simple as using a ferrite beads.
Just grab some ferrite beads—the same ones that often ship with TVs and USB cables—and attach them to your speaker cables near the speakers. This is probably not a shock to those of you who already know a thing or two about magnetic interference, but for the rest of you, get scouting and grab some tape.
I’ll definitely try this simple solution and I’ll let you know if this works or not.
This week mobile gadget is a wrist watch mobile phone being offered at Alibaba. It looks really cool and literally comes handy. It supports Bluetooth so no need to awkwardly holding your wrist every time you answer a call, you need a Bluetooth earpiece though. Just take a look at the specs below this gadget is pretty much loaded with all the stuff that you would see in a typical mobile phone so now I wonder how big is this thing really is. Pricing is not yet available.
Specs:
Sharp introduced the RD-CX300 mobile electronic dictionary in Korea. The gadget comes with 4.3 color LCD which enough to display word meanings and translations, and nicely equip with 20GB hard drive preloaded with different types of dictionaries including Korean, Japanese, English etc. Aside from that, you can also watch movies ,play music, an E-Book reader, FM radio and Flash player.
OK, this gadget is no mobile.. but it is interesting piece of concept. Basically, Microsoft is looking at the future of interactive surfaces, a table for example. This gadget is computer (I bet it is running Vista) and has 30-inch flat panel monitor which also serves as touchscreen input device where you can do everything in the touch of your hand. The initial demo shows a table in a bar (restaurants or hotels) or places where there’s a need for menus or navigate between items or pages.
Again, nice concept lots of possible use but don’t expect to see this gadget in your local bar or restaurant soon. more @ (gizmodo}
So many gadgets with so many plugs, adapters and wires will soon be a mess when you’re in a hurry to recharge your out of juice gadget where everything seem like living wires and start hugging and twisting each other and turn into a spaghetti.. unlike the real spaghetti, these are wires you just can’t cut them like that and because you’re little bit frustrated you started to force pulling them out which make it worse.
Anyway, a new device called the Chargepod which has a 6-way charging plug that is able to connect to and charge many of your electronic gadgets at once without having multiple cords running from your power strip for each item. The Chargepod comes with interchangeable power adapters for different types (brands) of devices and also equip with a voltage regulator as safety to make sure that your gadget is getting the right power charge.
Look at the photo, isn’t that neat?
Via Gizmodo
Helio is now selling this new sliding mobile phone called Ocean. It has a dual keypads for QWERTY and numbers. For the time being this is being sold on Helio’s website and store for the tune of $295. I guess it might be available soon to a nearest electronic retailers near you. So, if you’re looking for a new and shiny gadget maybe you should try this out.
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