After Apple officially released Mac OS X Leopard on 26th October, some hackers have managed to hack the operating system so that PC users can install Leopard on their PC. Dailyapps.com has listed all the necessary steps (with all the required files). You just need to download a DVD disc image, burn it, patch it, install the operating system from DVD and then install a patch. Just remember that it’s illegal.
It’s a little odd to have a blender in your room, but this blender also doubles as an alarm clock. When your favorite smoothie is done, it not only alerts you, but it dices, liquefies, shreds, and plays 1970’s game-show tunes simultaneously. Now you can make a protein shake without leaving you desk!
The USB 2.0 DVR Guardian is a recording surveillance system for your computer. Easy to use, you just attach the box to a USB port attach four cameras in the inputs and view a location either from the privacy of your cozy loft web browser or mobile phone. Complete with a motion sensing software, you’ll be able to see every little move like the voyeur that you are.
Freecom has supported both internet radio and MP3 streaming to make the MusicPal internet radio. With internet radio you can choose over 5,000 radio stations in addition to your own MP3 collection you have an even bigger collection. The Freecom MusicPal is both Mac and PC compatible and features a built-in speaker that can connect to an audio system or amplified speakers for a more defined sound. Definitely a great way to move your stored MP3 files around the house and listen to some other music as well. Now you wont be stuck suffering through your mom’s country collection!
Navigadgets provides us an information about the new Magellan RoadMate 1200 GPS navigation gadget. It comes loaded with a 3.5 inch anti-glare touchscreen display and utilities Centrality Atlas II GPS receiver. The RoadMate 1200 provides maps of the continental US, Hawaii and Puerto Rico with 1.3 million points of interest. Pricing info is still unknown.
CoolNavi 700 GPS Navigation System is now available in the U.S. market. the device features DUAL Core ARM Processor, SiRF Star III GPS receiver, 7 inch wide screen display 800×480 resolution, and 2GB CF Card preloaded with maps of USA & Canada. This Windows Mobile gadget also has an SD card slot, an FM Transmitter, and a USB port. There is no info on pricing yet.
Microsoft showcased HTC Touch 3G smartphone at CTIA 2007. The gadget is powered by Windows Mobile 6 Professional. The mobile phone has a 2.8-inch QVGA screen, microSD card slot with an included 1GB card and 2M camera, supports 802.11b/g WiFi, Bluetooth connection and instant access to Sprint Music Store. The HTC Touch will be released in US market in November.
Sony Ericsson introduced the Sony Ericsson K850 phone at CTIA 2007. It is the company’s latest Cyber-shot phone model, which provides Turbo-3G speed(HSDPA) for fast download. Other features include 5MP camera with auto focus, Xenon flash with red-eye reduction and Video Light. Available in velvet blue or luminous green, the handset also sports SMS, MMS, Push e-mail, stereo Bluetooth technology, Memory Stick and Micro SD memory cards support. Pricing info is still unknown.
LG has decided to release in the Korean market its new LG Shine (LB2005H) with a stainless steel cover that is etched to look like wood, pretty slick. Priced at $520, this clamshell phone sports DMB-TV, a 2MP camera, Mp3 player, Bluetooth, and an Electronic Dictionary. (’bowl cut’ not required to operate, see picture)
If you’re looking for an inexpensive MP3 player that is also capable of being used as a phone, the Samsung Juke might be the right answer for you. The player comes loaded with a 128 x 220 TFT display, 0.3MP camera, 2GB of built-in memory, Bluetooth 2.0, and USB 2.0 connectivity. The gadget measures at just 97mm x 30mm x 21mm. PhoneArena provides us a review video of the Samsung Juke. Video after the jump.
