We are getting pretty excited over here about the development of this new XStreamHD Device. From what we gather, it will work on the principal of pre-fetched entertainment meaning you will be able to view movies without having to download or stream the content. During the nighttime, the data for up to 40 movies is sent to your box so you can view them at your leisure. The best part of this is that all of the movies will be coming to you in Bluray quality. There will be a $10 monthly charge however. [DVICE]
Trying to plug in a USB device while it is dark can not only be difficult and extremely frustrating but it could also possibly damage your USB port if you aren’t careful. The flipper USB connector is here though to give you a hand if you’re often fumbling around with your USB devices in the dark. It won’t make anything any brighter, but it will allow to plug in your device any way you see fit, whether right side up or upside down. [GeekyGadgets]
If you have a bad memory or would just like a better recollection of every minute detail that goes on in your life, then the new Serendip device should be of great interest to you. It is a portable device that will feature a tiny display, wireless connectivity and an integrated camera. All you need to do is go about your day while the device snaps and records everything it sees and remembers. The technology required for this one to become a reality is still way off because the way it works is much more complex than it sounds, but we think this one will be an interesting one to follow. [YankoDesign]
Thinkware has introduced the successor to its iNAVI K3 3D navigation device with the all new iNAVI K3+ for the Korean market. Featuring a stylish wine color design and a translucent power key, this portable device offers a 7-inch WVGA (800 x 480 resolution) LCD display, a SIRF V6 chipset, a 900MHz processor, a 8GB SDHC memory card, a 256MB RAM, DMB support, a video player, MP3 playback, a car diary function and a USB host to expand its memory capacity. The iNAVI K3+ is now available in Korea with a starting price of 399,000 KRW (about $319). [AVING]
How many times have you missed a phone call, especially when your cell phone is on silent? Well, the ‘Tele-Egg’ is a very useful little gadget that will inform you of an incoming call even before your phone rings, by shaking its legs. Cute ain’t it? It also comes with a built-in LCD display for time and date. The device runs on 2 AAA batteries and works with all cell phones. Get it now for just £3.99 ($6). [Product Page via GadgetGrid]
Express your emotions while driving with this Drivemocion device! It is a small electronic display that can be attached to the back window and allows any kind of message to be displayed. It can display any one of five different messages – “Smiling face”, “Frowning face”, “Thank You”, “Back Off” and “Sorry”. What a cool device! [Drivemocion]
Now you can listen to your favorite music while riding your bike with this new simple device, the iPhone Bike Mount. Designed to mount on the handle of a bike, the device features a set of adjustable clamps padded with a good half-inch of foam which will accommodate any device that’s between 40mm to 75mm wide. It also uses a ball and socket joint where it connects to your bike’s handlebars, allowing you to position the device at just the right angle. Suitable to most of MP3, MP4, iPod, iPhone, PDA, GPS & Mobilephones. Available now for just $14.99. [RedFerret]
“Tame” is basically a device that “sets a status message synced with all of your devices and applications — if you’re driving or need some privacy, you can tell Tame to handle auto-responses to your phone.” You can store messages on each face, and when you need to change your status, just rotate the cube to the desired face. Besides a written message, Tame uses a red-yellow-green color coding system to let people know at a glance if they can contact you. [Yanko]
Have you ever lost your keys or wallet just before that important meeting or date? Well most of us do, but thanks to New Loc8tor Lite, you can now track small items like keys up to 400 feet away. A credit card sized handheld device designed to find any of your lost or mislaid possessions. To use the Loc8tor Lite just simply select which tag you’re trying to find, turn around in a full circle and then walk in the direction of the strongest signal indicated by the LED lights or audio beeps. Available for $79.99. [TheGadgetBlog]
Looks like multi-functional portable navigation devices are starting to drop in price and the Marbella 8800 is one of them. It comes filled with PMP functions, AV-in, and a 2 megapixel digital camera, along with a SiRF Star III GPS chip for a cheap price of $160. It is still unknown whether it will be brought to the U.S or when it will be dropped period, but it shouldn’t be long considering the specs and price have been revealed. [Navigadget]
