The Geek Church

We’ll start out with a cool thing known as the Airbot, which is a robot that has some weird levitating ability.

The Lumino Project is an interesting device that takes the Microsoft Surface to a whole new level.

Here is a fascinating new game. It is called Forklift Challenge, and pits one toy forklift against each other. Awesome!

Anyone remember Voltron? Well, its got its own iPhone app. Speaking of iPhone games, someone has finally brought Dragon’s Lair to the iPhone. Sweet!

Brando has a USB Wrist Band Battery that can be used to power mobile devices.

Ever wanted a smaller screen on your computer? Check out the USB Gadget Display.

Take a look at Aiptek’s Plastic Portable DVD Player Projector that doesn’t seem to have a better name.

For those that want their music on their headphones to be a bit more public, get yourself some Stereo Neckphones.

UStream now allows Live Video Streaming for iPhone users.

Ever heard of HD Radio? Rumor has it, it could be big.

Check out this very tiny camera called the SQ28m.

And now let’s end with something completely unexciting, perhaps. The One-Hand Calculator.

I honestly don’t know who the target audience is for this golden Nokia 6700 Classic Gold Edition is, but I’m guessing it is the rich. And by rich, I’m not talking Paris Hilton or Donald Trump rich, but Richie Rich or Scrooge McDuck rich.

Well, I’m assuming that this phone can do everything that the 6700, only it comes with “special wallpaper”. I don’t know what that is, but it has a limited edition 18-carat finish.

So is this a phone, jewelry, or both? Well, it should be out come 2010 for about $550.

You know, something like this makes you think. We are obviously not feeding the planet, we are apparently in some sort of economic recession, and yet this golden cell phones can be made. A sign of the times, but I’m not certain what times they are.

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Oh, that elusive Nook. As previously reported, you will not see it before the holidays.

However, if you are saving up money for after the holidays, and you just want to see it for yourself, feel free to head over to the Nook locator to find a Nook demonstration nearest you. Perhaps then you will decide that you really want a different e-book reader after all.

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Nuance Communications Inc. has recently unveiled a new voice to text or diction that is available for iPhone users.

All that is required of the user is to speak a message in the phone, and then hit send. I haven’t tried it for myself, but generally, applications like this don’t work as simple as companies would like you to think.

Still, if it makes Twitter and Facebook updates easier, I say, let it fly. In the meantime, you should be able to pick up the Dragon Diction for free, for now.

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