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One of the most anticipated mobile phones in the market today is the Nokia C6, which is a bundle of features, in hardware as well as software. The mobile phone looks similar to the high end Nokia N97 and Nokia N97 Mini, as well as the economical Nokia 5800 Xpress Music and Nokia 5233. It is one of the phones that are expected to fly off the shelf as soon as they hit the market, as the internet is buzzing with numerous prospective buyers waiting for its release. The release date of this smartphone... more

This rainy season can longer be a hindrance for budding photographers who are always eager to carry their cameras along wherever they travel. The latest invention to hit the markets is the GC-FM2 and the waterproof GC-WP 10 Picsio pocket cameras from JVC which offer Wi-Fi connectivity with their Eye-Fi card support. These are really cool gadgets with 3” equipped touchscreens complete with graphic controls for shooting and playback. These waterproof pocket cameras can be taken anywhere, anytime... more

GPS was originally developed for military use but has become a necessity for civilians today. The advent of the Global Positioning System or GPS is a boon for vehicle drivers. This device has benefitted numerous people on roads who could locate any destination or their whereabouts within minutes. These car devices receive and decode signals from a number of satellites and help you to determine your exact location. This gadget is gaining in popularity since it helps people who travel long distances... more

Our planet is facing numerous threats, the biggest one being global warming, which is the result of excess CO2 in the environment. Cars produce substantial amounts of the gas, and with the stupendous number of internal combustion engine (ICE) based cars, those running on gasoline, present in the world, the production of harmful CO2 being reduced is unlikely. An alternative to ICE-based cars is electric car, which has been in existence, surprisingly, since the early 1900s. First and foremost, electric... more

Chris Paget (a hacker) and computer security researcher created a device that can spy on and even record some cell phone calls. This interceptor, costing only $1,500, cleverly portrayed the weaknesses of the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) last week in Las Vegas, at the world’s largest annual hacker convention. With this device Paget could spy on dozens of calls made by other hackers present in the room. Paget’s main objective was to prove that how numerous criminals, terrorists... more

The founder and CEO of Motor Development International (MDI SA) Guy Negre, based in Luxembourg, has invented a compressed air technology for cars. This former aeronautics and formula one engineer has invented this small mini four wheeler ‘Airpod’, that uses compressed air to move pistons in a 5.45 hp internal combustion engine. It has a range of 60 miles on a single tank of air and uses a small motor to compress outside air to keep the tank full. With the demand for user friendly, inexpensive... more

Today a user using the internet has a tough time downloading a file of 100MB. But the time is not far away when net users all around the world will be able to download or send files easily up to the size of 10GB. MIT researchers have developed means to make the internet 100 times or even 1000 times faster. According to Vincent Chan, an electrical engineering and computer science professor at MIT, replacing electrical signals inside the routers (that direct traffic on the internet) with faster optical... more

The latest Audi-R8 is a striking car with matte gold finish that has already hit the roads of Dubai. The rich and the famous of Dubai are making a rush for this golden wonder and is quite unlike the bright chrome mirror finishes that most super cars offer. Onlookers will not get blinded with a brilliant reflective surface but instead can have a closer look at its rich matte finish, which sets this car apart from all other GT machines. The rich color of gold and the superb matte finish has even made... more

Research team at the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Sciences developed the world’s cheapest laptop that will cost only $35. India’s human Resource Development Minister, Mr. Kapil Sibal has already given the green signal to start mass production of this remarkable touch-screen computing device. Talks are already going on with global manufacturers to start mass production of this latest and strikingly low cost computing gadget; the target audience being mainly students. Sibal... more

Eliminate all those unnecessary sounds from your surroundings which create a hindrance while talking on a mobile phone. The CeBIT fair on Tuesday July 20th 2010, witnessed the introduction of ‘silent sounds’ a new and advanced technology that transforms lip movements into a computer generated voice for the listener at the other end of the phone. This remarkable device developed by Karlsruhe Institute of Technology aims to read each and every lip movement and transform them into sounds. This sort... more