Kodak introduced their latest mini camcorder – the playsport pocket HD camcorder at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2010). With its cool looks and mind blowing features,  it comes with state of the art technology.

Kodak,  has said that the latest product is “specifically designed for consumers with active lifestyles”.

The camcorder is water-proof and can take photographs/video at depths of 10 feet underwater. The focus is on providing the ability to share photographs and video easily with support for instant uploading into youtube and facebook. The camcorder is equipped with 32 GB of internal memory support and costs around 150 dollars.

The Philips GoGear Connect PMP (portable media player) . With its ultra thin make-up, it is built to fit into the pocket. Measuring a mere 43 x 146 x 150 mm it sure packs a punch. With an expected frequency response of 80 – 18000 hertz, and an output power of approximately 3 mW, it provides immense sound clarity. Fitted with a 3.2 inch HVGA touch screen, it uses haptic feedback technology to receive touch based input from the user.It is said to include Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS and has an inbuilt VoIP suite allowing you to communicate through the VoIP protocol. It is one of the First Portable media players to feature an Android based operating system.

Tags: Go Gear, media device, Philips

Dell Computers, one of the leading computer manufacturers is releasing its new tablet pc – the Dell Mini 5. The prototype that was released earlier at the Las Vegas Electronics Show ran on the Android Donut. It however has been announced, that the new product would run on  a newer edition of the Android. The new tablet, runs on a Snapdragon ARM microprocessor, clocking 1 GHz. The 5 inch touchscreen display is equipped with two 5 megapixel dual-flash cameras. The model is 3G technology oriented, and has capacitative touch buttons.

A 405 MB RAM with a generous memory capacity and support for Bluetooth,GSM and EDGE  make this device a must have.

Sony’s New XPERIA X10 mobile phone sure packs a punch. Sony’s new flagship product is the first product that makes use of the android operating system. It runs on a snapdragon processor with 1GB of internal space. A built-in TFT capacitative touch screen display (scratch resistant) and an 8 mega pixel camera (comes with auto focus, LED flash, touch focus, image stabilization, Geo-tagging, face and smile detection) make it a valuable possession. Like any modern smart phone, it also supports USB,Bluetooth, GPRS and GSM. Running on a 384 MB RAM memory card, it is expected to be released later this year.

The Samsung i7500 is an android based smart phone. Measuring 115 x 56 x 11.9 ‎millimeters, it weighs a little over 100 grams – at 114 grams and is HSDPA enabled. The ‎Samsung i7500 has upto 8GB of internal storage with microSD slots provided, ‎supporting upto 32 GB of external space. It offers support for GSM, GPRS and is ‎Bluetooth enabled. It features a 3.2 inch AMOLED Touch screen display, pressure ‎sensitive capacitative buttons and has a fully functional web browser decked with a ‎google apps mobile suite. The product comes with a 1500mA lithium ion cell, capable of ‎running for up to 300 hrs without a recharge.‎

Tags: android phone, samsung, Samsung i7500, smart phone

LG has come up with its new smart phone the LG GD510, nicknamed   “LG Pop”. Measuring just 97.8 x 49.5 x 11.2 mm, the LG Pop is an uber cool smart phone. It is extremely lightweight, weighing just 87 grams. The device has a 3 inch Touch screen display with a maximum display size of 240 x 400 pels. It has a 3 mega pixel camera built into it which can take photos at resolutions up to 2048×1536 pels. It also supports video playing/recording video at 15 fps. Its fully functional web browser feature supports HTML, Wap and XHTML. It is java enabled – Twitter, Facebook and myspace are integrated into the device. The device offers a wide variety of features with Bluetooth, USB 2.0 support, MP3 player etc packed into the device. This gizmo is priced at an affordable rate and is certainly one to watch out for.

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No doubt you’ve heard about how Google is testing a brand new interface for its users. The cleaner interface will give users more options, but many people who have tried it have decided that it isn’t for them. It hasn’t actually been implemented, but if you’d like to give it a try we found the trick for doing so. Gizmodo gave away the trick the other day, but it appears that a lot of people who dived in are asking how in the world to get their old Google back. But if you want to try it for yourself, just do the following…
1. Go to Google
2. After it has loaded, put the following code into your browser’s URL address field at the top:
javascript:void(document.cookie=”PREF=ID=20b6e4c2f44943bb:U=4bf292d46faad806:TM=
1249677602:LM=1257919388:S=odm0Ys-53ZueXfZG;path=/; domain=.google.com”);
Ensure that there isn’t any http://google.com in front of that. Just that code.
3. Hit enter.
4. Open a new Google.com page (or you can refresh) and you will have access to the new Google interface.

Tags: google, new google, new google search

SenseAware is a gadget that will make tracking shipments a breeze. Coming in the spring of 2010, it will allow customers to pretty much get real-time information about their shipments. The Federal Aviation Administration has already given a green light for it to be used on board FedEx airplanes, which will allow customers to even check on the conditions that their shipment is being handled in… temperature readings, the exact location of the shipment at any time, and even whether the package has been opened or if whatever is in the package has been exposed to any light. FedEx is supposedly working on making a more an even more affordable one so even the average Joe can keep such tabs on shipments.

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You may have heard about Dragon Skin armor, since it’s been talked about since 2007. However, now piezoelectrics has a hold of it and to say it’s something else is a clear and crazy understatement. How is the Dragon Armor so tough? It’s crafted from ceramic and titanium composite discs that overlap each other. This enables it to block bullets and spread out any impact over a larger area. Amazingly, when bullets hit the armor it can generate electricity and even give you an idea of the kind of round that was shot at you. It can be used on your body or on vehicles, which gives it a lot of practical, possible uses. Soldiers may someday feel like they’re in the movies, since Dragon Armor will even have a HUD that tells them how much protection (or shield) that they have left.

Tags: body armor, dragon skin, piezoelectrics

Looking for some fun, cool speakers for your MP3 player that will add a touch of cuteness to your day? The panda speaker system isn’t exactly the tech gear that most people will be looking for, but it could just be the perfect gift for that animal lover or maybe for the girl in your life who can’t live without her MP3 music. This cute speaker system looks like a panda head and can connect to your computer or right to your MP3 player. Simply connect with a 3.5mm audio plug. You can adjust the volume, as well as the bass, by turning his ears

Tags: computer speakers, mp3 speakers, panda speakers