Never jump in a cold shower again! LED lights change with water temperature!

Turn the water “on” and a flood of blue light shines down through the shower stream as cool blue and refreshing. When the water gets “hot” (89 degrees F/ 32 degrees C), the LED lights change from blue to red, letting you know that the water is hot and ready!

No Batteries Required!:
Shower Light generates its power as water flows through the internal turbine.

Installs In Minutes:
Fits a standard shower pipe. No special tools needed.

Water Flow Regulator:
Flow does not exceed 2.5 gpm at 80 psi.

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When your phones on silent do you always miss it? Vibration not strong enough? If you simply can not tolerate missing calls but don’t want to make a nuisance of yourself in the office then this brilliant bluetooth bracelet is the perfect gadget for you. An adjustable rubber strap, holds an aluminium casing that hides a small motor and the bluetooth electronics, it couldn’t be simpler - if you get a call the bracelet will vibrate, quickly and silently alerting you.

Description:

• Imitation Mobile Phone bluetooth Bracelet of innovation technology.
• Up to date designing,classical bracelet appearance.
• Fashion and Beauty.
• bluetooth Wristband will never let you leave your mobile phone behind.
• The Black bluetooth Bracelet works as a bracelet and is capable of every brand bluetooth mobile phone which have the bluetooth function, When not in use it can perform trippy visualizations.
• Proximity vibrating alert when mobile is more than 1m away
• Normal charging time: 3 hours
• Stand-by time: up to 60 hours
• With LED charging indicator
• bluetooth Headset and Hands free profile
• Wireless connection with cell phone: bluetooth Version 1.2
• 2.4GHz Spectrum Range of Frequency
• Vibrating alert for incoming calls
• Break away cell phone prompt , it can send vibration warning to avoid lose.
• Automatic pairing,does not need to operate repeatedly.
• With durable rubber strap and adjustable to fit different size wrists
• The bracelet does not feature a microphone or speakers it is used simply to alert the user.
• Note:This item CANNOT be used as bluetooth earphone
• Size: 7.1cm in diameter, 1.2cm in width, 0.5cm in depth
• Weight: 178.2g
• Comes in a durable stainless steel storage box

Package contents:

• 1 x bluetooth Call Alert Bracelet
• 1 x USB cable
• 1 x Travel adapter(100-250V)
• 1 x Manual

Price : $ 36.99
Buy Here : http://www.sourcingmap.com/bluetooth-bracelet-wristband-call-alert-for-mobile-phone-black-p-18894.html

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Seagate announced three new consumer-level hard drives, which it claims are the “industry’s first 1.5-terabyte desktop and half-terabyte notebook hard drives.” The company claims that it is able to greatly increase the areal density of its drive substrates by utilizing perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) technology.Wikipedia states that PMR is “capable of delivering more than triple the storage density of traditional longitudinal recording.”

Seagate is also outing two new 500GB notebook hard drives, the Momentus 5400.6 and Momentus 7200.4. The 5400.6 spins at 5,400-rpm, and it includes a 8MB cache. The 7200.4 spins at 7,200-rpm and has a 16MB cache. Both drives use 3Gb/second SATA interfaces. Both drives are supposed to be reasonably vibration-resistant and are low on power consumption:

Both of Seagate’s 2.5-inch, Momentus drives will start shipping in the fourth quarter of this year, and pricing has not be set yet.

The Barracuda 7200.11 will be out in August. Pricing has not yet been announced.

Source : http://www.hothardware.com/News/Seagates_Latest_Desktop_HDD_Has_15TB_Capacity/

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There have been a few rumoured devices over the years that have got the minds and mouths of the technology community working overtime. The iPhone and the Wii are two such examples.

The Sony PlayStation Portable was introduced to similar fanfare in December 2004, and although its popularity has been average worldwide, that hasn’t stopped legions of fans longing for the day when the PSP phone finally lands on the shelves.

So what’s been said so far, what patents have been filed, what concept art has been produced and above all, how much of it is tosh and gubbins?

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Belkin’s sexy new N1 Vision Wireless Router ($200) has the brains to back up its beauty. The N1 features an interactive display that shows you the activity of your network, including download and upload speeds, bandwidth usage, and the number of connected devices. The router — compatible with IEEE 802.11g, 802.11b, 802.11n draft 2.0, and 802.3ab specs — also offers plug-and-play, CD-less installation for easy network setup.

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First, a supercomputer beats a chess master. Then, an artificial intelligence program deals defeat to a poker champion. Next: A robot takes on humans in air hockey.

An upgraded robot designed by General Electric Fanuc (GEF) and programmed by Nuvation Research Corp. (San Jose, Calif.) can beat most human air hockey players, its developers claim.

The robot is powered by a special pc-board that can instantly switch between Freescale Semiconductor’s 8-bit Flexis and its 32-bit ColdFire microcontrollers running identical C language programs. The 8-bit version lost to most human players, but the 32-bit microcontroller defeated even the best human air hockey players by a ratio of three to one.

“Good air hockey players can score against the robot if they try really really hard. But its pretty obvious that the human is the underdog–for one thing, the audience cheers whenever the human makes a goal,” quipped Michael Worry, president and CEO of Nuvation.

Early Testing day.

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Now that our wheelchair-ridin’ pals can rock the virtual drums, the natural next step is fire breathing electric conveyances. Built by Lance Greathouse out of golf cart parts, a Marine rescue helicopter seat and, of course, a flame thrower, the "wheelchair" can zip along at 22 miles per hour, burninating whatever might cross its path. Lance says it best: "It was made for the disabled person looking for something a little different, why drive something that looks like a medical device when you can drive something lethal?" Exactly.
[Via AutoblogGreen]

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Dam … it is really happening… his iphone was wet when he pulled out the iphone…no camera trick or editing…

but one this is for sure no one is gonna try this at home….no one probably wanna screw 500$.

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I know that many of you readers come here, read what you want to, take what you want to, do what you want to without me knowing that you ever came here! So, if you have been a silent reader of my blog and want to know the benefits of leaving comments on a blog’s posts, let me give you some tips on why you should be doing it.

1. Do you know me?

If you regularly leave comments on a particular blog, it will make the blog owner recognize you and also your website. When you do this on multiple blogs, you will be socially recognized in the blogging community. Also, most of the blogs nowadays use avatars which can help in branding and getting some popularity for your own blog. I think that leaving comments on popular blogs is the best way to be known around the Internet.

2. Building Community

A community is built around people and their views. Leaving comments is a way of showing that you care and want to share your opinion with others including the owner of the blog. The comments can be a suggestion, feedback, appreciation or even criticism. They are good as long as they are not spammy or abusive. So, even if you are just stopping by, try to make that little effort of writing a comment, even if its just a line.

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Rewind back to late 2006. The PS3 was launching alongside the Wii and geeky editors like ourselves were having a field day. We’d already managed to convince our good pal Ben Heck to build another Xbox 360 laptop and the Wii Laptop, so it was only a matter of time before we started brainstorming on how the hell we could possibly fit a PS3 into a "portable" enclosure. That’s the part where Ben stepped up his game and worked his magic — on and off for almost a year and a half — to build… the PS3 Laptop!
The essential specs:

• Original backwards compatible 60GB model
• 17-inch LCD HDTV screen: 720p
• HDMI-DVI connection (same as last Xbox 360 laptop)
• Built-in keyboard, USB ports, stereo speakers, headphone jack
• Size: 17 x 13.75 x 3-inches
• Weight: 16 pounds!

You want this one of a kind piece of kit for your very own, PlayStation fanboys? You got it. We’re auctioning this thing for charity real soon, so watch out for details (we’ll also have some video of the PS3 Laptop in action on the site tomorrow). And, naturally, big ups to our pal Ben Heck for the long hours and love he put into this thing. The man is truly a hero of ours, so be sure to hit up his site to check out his other projects, as well as the other instructional stuff he’s done here on Engadget.
Update: Video of it in action is now live, check it out here!

Gallery: The PS3 Laptop: from Ben Heck to Engadget with love

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New! in Google Earth 4.3 (beta)

* Photo-realistic buildings from cities around the world
* Dawn to dusk views with the Sunlight feature
* Swoop navigation from outer space to street-level

Google Earth lets you fly anywhere on Earth to view satellite imagery, maps, terrain, 3D buildings and even explore galaxies in the Sky. You can explore rich geographical content, save your toured places and share with others.

Read Full detail about Google Earth 4.3
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