These are some cool gadgets from a site called coolhunter.
| The Awsome Google or android phone!! | |
 Drum roll please.....introducing the G1, the new Google phone - one of the most hotly anticipated gadgets to hit our techno-hungry world in the last few years. The world's first Android phone, the GI has been developed so users can have the Google 'instant' search experience on their phones. It boasts impressive features such as a motion sensor, which allows users to navigate Google Maps just by turning the phone. The good-looking handset features a 3.2 inch touch screen and slide-out qwerty keyboard, so it slips easily between the two functions withouth one crowding the other.  The phone was designed by San Francisco-based designers who worked with Google to create a pioneering mobile communications device which fulfills all of our phone, internet and search needs just as efficiently as our laptops or desktops. What does it mean for Apple, we hear you wondering out loud? Time will only tell. It's certainly the first real competitor the iPhone has faced. Whatever happens...it's got us interested. We want one. Now. |
| LIGHT TAPE JUST AWSOME!! | |
 Lighting Stripes and magic tape are illuminating advertising spaces. These products project a continuous 180-degree light, bright enough to be seen from up to 130 meters (426 ft) at night. The tape is totally flexible and can be wrapped around any surface as well as cut to any shape and size. Lighting Stripes & Magic Tape are completely dimmable for funky lighting effects, as well as appealing backlit displays. The concept behind the tape has also been used in a range of furniture pieces by the manufacturer Elshine. The tapes thousand and one uses range from wearing them as a Flashdance headband and hitting the clubs through to gift wrapping Grandma's birthday gift and blinding her. One thing is for sure, if these were around in the 80's, George Michael would have wallpapered his entire house with it. OTT! |
| Check out these sweet bike tyres! | |
 When it comes to cycling, combining safety with style is not always easy. However, these new bicycle tires from Sweetskinz merge the two effortlessly. Sweetskinz is a range of nocturnal tires which are light reflective at night. Unlike many reflective add-on features, the entire rubber tire itself is reflective. With urban edge, graffiti inspired patterns such as the fiery 'Scorch' and the snake like 'Rattleback', riders can be seen at night in style. see also, pac man bike spokes and hokey spokes  |
| Google vision point and aim! | |
 Get lost? Do you? Well, yet another bright young designer from the U.K is developing a system that will have tag and name exactly what your staring at. Google Vision is a conceptual product developed by Callum Peden, for the worlds favorite search engine. The product provides the user with a truly unique information hub by combining GPS, OLED technology and advanced image recognition in the form of a retractable screen device. The Global Positioning System will see the end of wondering the streets asking for directions and the small roller ball will allow for easy navigation of the flexible screen. Brilliant for identifying landmarks whilst on holidays, Google vision acts as a personal; tour guide. As well as this, advanced image recognition will mean Google Vision can target well known landmarks. Then using the increased coverage of wireless internet, provide the user with information on their surroundings wherever they may be. |
| Google 3D | |
 Designed by a young UK designer, Pei Kang Ng, Google3D is meant as a viable business proposal for Google, five to ten years from now. With Google3D, the idea is literally, to bring the conveniences of the search engine to your fingertips. Now, you can find out things on the move - wherever and whenever you want to - just by taking a picture. You don't even have to type! Considering the technological advances in search, wireless technology and flexible screens, it should be a matter of time before the concept becomes feasible in technical terms. This handy partner brings the Google search bar into your world of real, tangible objects - you do not have to sit in front of your computer anymore. Armed with a camera, it allows you to search live! with a simple snapshot. Scenario 1) Looking for a bargain? Take a picture of the product and Google will tell you where to buy it cheaper. Scenario 2) Lost? Take a picture of the nearest road sign or any landmarks, and Google tells you where you are. Scenario 3) Looking for a good restaurant? Simply take a picture of the restaurant’s signage and Google will tell you its customers ratings. |
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| one cool usb! | |
 Small frame, big gig, is the only way to describe the carte Orange USB storage device from Lacie. This credit card sized little wonder holds an amazing 8 gig or memory in its ultra slim lined size. The plug and play ability means you simply attach the USB dongle to any USB port and when your done, tuck it away in its crevice within the card. This is the ultimate storage device for travelers bar none. Also form Lacie comes the BRICK, a Lego inspired Hard drive that comes is a great range of storage sizes ranging from 160 gig to 500. Stack & Play LaCie Brick Hard Drives to add colors to your computing life (not everything should be silver) while expanding capacity. Stack em up, store em high. We love Lacie's vision. |
| Lazer tape measure! | |
 If size really doesn't matter, then why invent this? The Leica DISTO‚Ñ¢ A5 is hand held laser meter that looks like its digital relative, the mobile phone. Usually expensive and ugly laser meters have been marketed exclusively to the building and landscaping realm. The Distro A5 uses appealing aesthetics including soft rubber grips to aim for the general consumer market. With one of these in your hands you could easily fall in to a measuring loop, aiming pointing and calculating distances like a person possessed. It's exactly 4.34 meters from my washing machine to my dryer and I'm excited! |
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| Fingerprind id phone!! | |
 The high-end mobile phone markets of Europe, Asia and the Middle East are the principal demographics to experience the world’s first “fingerprint-recognition” phone by Pantech, and only time will tell if the rest of the world will be ready for the revolution that the GI100 will initiate; if not a revolution, then a jealous tirade by the competition. Bleeding-edge technology meets second-to-none design elements with this phone. This featherweight (82g) delivers a serious KO to the ubiquitous world of cell phone features, function and design. This phone has a serious intelligence quotient in that it allows for the Secret Finger Dial to dial specified phone numbers that are identified by each unique finger print (for a total of 10). I told you this kid was smart! The phone comes pre-loaded with 64 polyphonic ringtones, can save up to 800 numbers and allows for 2.5hrs of voice recording. I don’t think any of the proverbial stones were left uncovered with this product |
| The ultimate desk! | |
 The representation of three-dimensional objects on a surface so as to produce the same impression of distance and relative size as that received by the human eye is a practical definition of perspective. Now imagine the perspective created by a portable, inexpensive three-dimensional immersive viewing system that could be useful in a variety of real-world applications. Definitions and imagination aside, The VisionStation by Elumens is an exciting and cutting-edge product that will be appreciated by optic nerves everywhere. Seeing is truly believing with this product. |
