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AUTOMOTIVE

Bentley's self-leveling wheel badges and other must-have accessories

By Jeff Salton

20:02 November 12, 2009 PST

Bentley's self-leveling wheel badges and other must-have accessories

If there’s one thing Bentley owners detest as much as fingerprints on their door openers it’s recalcitrant wheel badges that refuse to align when the marque has ceased its forward motion. Worse still, they become impossible to read at speed because of their inability to stop spinning with the wheels. Thankfully, Bentley Motors has listened to the anguished cries of its faithful car-owners and has released a range of accessories that include self-leveling wheel badges that right themselves when the vehicle is stopped and can remain upright at most driving speeds. Other accessories include bespoke child seats, embroidered car covers, vented wings and that much-warranted jeweled torch (which shines a “B” so your driver can signal your pilot to lower the stairs). Read More

GAMES

Blaze ‘Wiimote’ for PS3 could beat Sony to the motion sensitive controller punch

By Darren Quick

23:07 October 12, 2009 PDT

The Blaze PS3 Motion Freedom Controller looks and acts like a Wiimote for the PS3

Sony might want to pull the lead out with European video game accessory maker, Blaze, announcing its very own motion-sensing controller for the PS3. The Blaze PS3 Motion Freedom Controller sports more than a passing resemblance to a Wiimote and promises to bring Wii-like motion sensing capabilities to any PS3. Read More

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Digital drink tampering detector

By Paul Ridden

18:17 August 23, 2009 PDT

The Rotgutonix digital liquor analyzer could help you ensure that you are served the genui...

One of the dangers of drinking in unfamiliar territory can be the quality of liquor on offer. Rotgut, the slang term for an inferior alcoholic concoction, can be dangerous to your health, not just your wallet. How big an issue being served rotgut actually is seems to depend as much on where in the world you find yourself as which nightclub or party you're at. Rotgutonix is a new take-anywhere prototype device that analyzes your chosen beverage and lets you know if it's genuine or a nasty pretender. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Calling all things retro - the Bluetooth Mini Phone

By Mick Webb

06:04 August 19, 2009 PDT

The Bluetooth Mini Phone
 (Image: Thumbs Up UK)

The ever expanding range of Bluetooth mobile accessories occasionally sees a quirky variation appear alongside the more traditional units. Joining the novelty ranks is the retro - inspired Bluetooth Mini Phone, which, as the name suggests is styled like a miniature phone handset. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Monsterpod helps you out of sticky photo opportunities

By Alan Brandon

21:56 August 11, 2009 PDT

The Monsterpod viscoelastic camera mount

The elastic Monsterpod is a sticky solution for sticky photo situations. This versatile compact camera mount holds your camera when a tripod is unavailable or inappropriate and it can also steady your shot in low light conditions or for long exposures. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Sony Party-shot snaps pictures while you party

By Alan Brandon

20:15 August 10, 2009 PDT

The Sony Party-shot works with your Cyber-shot camera to pan, tilt, and take pictures auto...

You’re throwing a big party, and you want it be a night to remember. You’ve invited some cool friends, stocked up on good beer, and have the stereo cranked up to 11. Only one thing could make this shindig any better – a robot photographer! Well fear not, Sony’s got your back with the new Party-shot robotic camera dock that automatically pans, tilts, and takes snapshots while you go for the cheese dip. Read More

WEARABLE ELECTRONICS

The Eris spherical watch - planetary in name and nature

By Mick Webb

18:04 July 14, 2009 PDT

The spherical Eris watch

While time itself is becoming an increasingly valuable commodity in today’s hustle and bustle world, there is certainly no shortage of innovative timepieces to help us keep track of it. Inspired by the recently discovered dwarf planet Eris, this example does away with the conventional two dimensional approach to timekeeping, instead using a globe design featuring “floating” hands that glide around the “equator” of the watch. Read More

MUSIC

Shockproof speaker lets iPod come to the party

By Michael Mulcahy

03:35 July 3, 2009 PDT

Shockproof, dust and water resistant, the Portable iPod Outdoor Speaker is the ultimate op...

iPods might be extremely commonplace these days, but that doesn’t stop their owners obsessing about them. Now there’s a rather nifty accessory that’ll let you take your iPod poolside – or even to the beach – without having to constantly worry about it. This Portable iPod Outdoor Speaker is shockproof, water and dust resistant and, potentially, the ultimate party guest. Read More

GAMES

PS3 Wireless Controller Keyboard from Blaze

By Darren Quick

22:31 April 29, 2009 PDT

The Blaze Wireless Controller Keyboard

The PS3’s recent 2.70 firmware update saw the capability for in-game text chat for 16 people at a time added to the console, a function that can be accessed via Sony’s QWERTY Wireless Keypad. Anyone balking at Sony’s USD$50 asking price might want to check out an alternative - though not quite as slick - option from video game accessory manufacturer Blaze. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

WristShot gives the wrist a break during filming

By Darren Quick

01:23 April 23, 2009 PDT

The WristShot makes filming yellow walls easy

Camcorders have come a long way from the analogue behemoths people were forced to lug about in days gone by. With the steady reduction in size, it has not only lightened the load for budding directors, but also it has done away with the need to rest the camera on your shoulder when filming, with the exception of expensive professional models. But this has had a downside – increasingly unstable shots as the user’s hand tires and begins to shake. Camera accessory manufacturer Hoodman has come to the rescue, however, with a simple solution that gives videographers’ wrists a rest. The WristShot is a camera mount that transfers the weight of the camera from the wrist to the forearm. Read More

AUTOMOTIVE

The drive in, drive out Touchless Car Cover

By Karen Sprey

21:48 February 19, 2009 PST

The Touchless Car Cover

Keeping your just-washed-and-polished car looking good longer and protecting it from the elements is a problem faced by motoring enthusiasts the world over. Enter the Touchless Car Cover: a ‘drive in, drive out’ cover that takes less than a minute to set-up and helps protect your car from rain, sun, dirt and mildew without, as the name suggests, sitting directly on your paintwork like standard covers which tend to trap moisture. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Mophie juice pack air doubles iPhone 3G battery life

By Darren Quick

19:38 February 19, 2009 PST

The Mophie juice pack air comes in a range of colors

With battery life still the biggest gripe from iPhone users it’s not surprising to see iPhone accessory maker Mophie adding to their line of external batteries with the Mophie juice pack air for 3G iPhones, which virtually doubles the battery life of the device. Read More

 
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