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Images: IPhone Hacks

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For those who can’t wait to get “their” Apple iPhone or if you just want to get a closer look – there is a “Flickr group” with hundreds of images of iPhone screen-shots and hacks.

Have a look…

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Gadgets: Night Reflective Tires

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For US company “SweezSkinz” black tires were yesterday.

Their line of bicycle tyres (BMX, cruiser, mountains, kid) are colorful during the day and reflective through the night – combining safety with style. In difference to other add-on products the rubber of these tires itself is reflective.

Have a look at some of their “patterns” below. Upper row is day-view and lower row shows how the same tires look in the night…

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Gadgets: Segway Ferrari Edition

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Still looking for the latest geeky present (for your son / daughter) and a Ferrari is out of reach…

Well how about this one: The Segway PT i2 Ferrari Limited Edition

Segway has together with the famous Italian car maker Ferrari created a special limited edition version of
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Fun: The HP Printer Hack finds new friends

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Just wait a little while and then tell it to some other people – Works with jokes and seemingly still on “Digg.com”.

This time its the good old prank to change the display message on HP (and other printers) with a little program. But script kiddies wake up – no perl needed to do this as mentioned in the “latest version” of this joke. There is since long a “small .Net application” around that does the job even with a configuration window for your message…
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Electronic Paper: LG Philips demonstrates color A4-size E-Paper

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LG Philips LCD, the world’s second largest liquid crystal display maker, has developed the first A4-sized color electronic-paper.

The flexible display panel which is 35.9cm across its diagonal and just 0.3 millimeters thin can display up to 4096 colors. The company says that the images displayed are comparable in quality to printed pages. The e-paper panel only uses power when the image changes on the display.

…Like the black and white flexible display, the color version uses a substrate that arranges Thin-Film Transistors (TFT) on metal foil rather than glass, allowing it to recover its original shape after being bent. This model includes a color filter coated onto the plastic substrate, allowing it to display color images.

LG.Philips LCD’s use of metal foil and plastic substrate rather than glass substrate makes

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Video: Mobile devices of the future

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Intel has just recently shown its new generation of a “mobile (UMPC) platform” at the IDF in China that was only briefly demonstrated at the CeBIT earlier this year.

The new “handheld PCs” available later this year will be far more powerful than the current devices but the major steps forward by size, processing power, battery life and displays are expected for 2008.

At the same time Intel introduced its vision of future devices with the video below. Great ideas, we really liked the watch-like device…
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