Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, May 26, 2010
I’ll start with this.
Please, someone make this YEE Flying concept car a reality.
This is Muon, a mood car. Yeah, I know, but it’s true.
Here’s what you get when you mix LEDs and bike spokes together.
Check out this Fisheye-Nikkor lens.
Sony Handycam is celebrating its 25th birthday.
See these nifty photographic effects by Chema Madoz. No Photoshop required.
Hillcrest Labs has come up with Kylo, a web browser for the TV.
Here’s some wooden speakers by Davone of Denmark. Star Trek fans will love them. See why here.
Want to know why 3D hurts some people? Let the one and only Bill Nye explain!
Apparently, Kindle won’t be getting an upgrade to color anytime soon.
Wired Magazine has come to the iPad.
Ah, get Bruce Lee: Dragon Warriors for the iPod Touch and iPhone. Hiya!
LG and iRiver are launching a new phone known as the LB4400 that is both digital audio player (DAP) as well as a phone.
The HP Slate is soon to be released, but it won’t do Windows. It is opting for Palm WebOS.
This is a new MID (Mobile Internet Tablet) that does 1080p and Windows CE 6.0. It is the X10.
I’ve talked about Tweet Defense for the iPhone before, and now there is Tweet Defense for the iPad.
JBL has created the OnStage Micro2 iPhone Speaker Dock.
Devotec has made the Solar Sound 2 Bluetooth Speaker.
This is the Loop phone, made for the visually impaired.
