Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, July 21, 2010
This wedding ring can function as a crude projector.
Check out the AiRScouter head mounted display from Brother.
This is the Autom robot designed to help you lose weight.
The Droid 2 has an R2-D2 edition.
Small amount of Droid X phones have screen problems, Verizon offers replacement.
This is the Sugarsync BlackBerry music streaming app.
Waterfield cases for iPad keyboards.
Watch this Android Device solve a 7×7 Rubik’s cube in about 39 seconds.
Handy Flashlight app could have turned your iPhone into a mobile hotspot, if Apple hadn’t pulled it.
This is the Ultraviolet could signal convergence.
It looks like the Nokia N97 has a “death-grip issue” as well.
Sadly, iPhone 4 “End Call” decal not available.
Sharp to bring two e-reader models to Verizon.
The Last Google Nexus One shipped.
Flipboard magazine for the iPad, made for you, literally.
Check out the Star Wars Trench Run 2.0.
The iPhone 4 gyroscope much better for augmented reality.
Hitachi’s Latest LED LCD TV Sets Will Have Integrated Surround Sound.
MSI’s New Low-Profile Graphics Card.
Thermalright Unveils A New CPU Cooler.
Panasonic Offers The Lumix DMC-FX700 As A Portable, Power-Packed HD Camera.
Samsung Launches The ST100 And ST600 Cameras.
The Classic Holga Camera Gets An Update.
Fuji Presents Four New Digital Cameras.
