What we love about the Gorillapod is its flexible legs that dock anywhere and will let shooting at any angle. Enhancement took over and the creepy legs are now having magnetic feet! These are specified as rubberized ring and foot grips that provide extra gripping power which are intended for compact digital cameras and mini videocams. Is this the next spider gadget?
Too busy to sweep the floor? Let Mint do it for you. Mint is a Foolr Cleaner Robot introduced by Evolution Robotics which is square in shape with a 10″ of width. Because of its small size, it can go through tight spaces, and it is equipped with a NorthStar technology, a navigation system which is capable of detecting spots uncovered on the initial pass. Mint is an intelligent robot which can do all your floor cleaning activities without supervision.
The 3G technology has reached even the simplest device at home that promotes security. D-Link reveals its 3G Door Phone which has a standard doorbell function and the ability to fully check your visitors. This works even when you are not home since your 3G phone supports the device. The D-Link 3G Door Phone also features a 0.1MP CMOS camera and an illuminated button to peek even in the dark.
The Posimotion Helix is another gaming control accessory with the purpose of gripping your iPhone while you are engaged in an accelerometer-based game such as racing, FPS, and flight sim games. With the Batman logo-esque, it holds your iPhone either in a landscape or portrait mode. This is set to drop sometime in Spring for around $20.
The iPhone Card Reader is the next thing that will hit the market as it offers the purchasing convenience to customers on the road. A add-on hardware will be developed to turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a card reader device. This concept will be revealed on the 2010 CES.
Devices owning the touchscreen technology will soon enjoy a better functionality with the help of Touchco, the latest invention by scientists at the New York University Media Research Lab. This future touchscreen utilizes the Interpolating Force-Sensitive Resistance (IFSR) technology which is capable to respond to simultaneous touch inputs. This will come very cheap at only $10 per square foot.
Amazingly, one of the most portable devices of today is the C-motech Dual Mode USB Modem, technically the CBU-450D. Why? Because it only measures 92.7mm x 33.4mm x 12.2mm at 43g. Despite its tiny size, it is capable of a maximum download speed of 7.2mbps and an upload speed of 5.76mbps in HSUPA mode. On the other hand, it performs at a speed of 33mbps for download and 5.2mbps for upload once in WiBro mode. Besides all that, the CBU-450D is a Windows only compatible modem.
