Techno Bytes of the Day

Cybertecture Mirror - interactive miracle mirror display, WiFi and Android'

AR Walker - glasses with the technology of augmented reality

Sikorsky X2 - the fastest helicopter in the world

Techno bytes of the Day

The car, which does not need a driver

Monitoring your health with your mobile phone

HTC introduced 5 new communicators based on Windows Phone 7

Technology bytes of the Day

Logitech TV Cam and Google TV

Apple machintosh concept car - iMove

A bottle of vodka with integrated LED display

 

The camera will tell the state of health

Techno bytes of the Day

Working cardboard camera

Longreach Buoyancy Deployment System

Fujitsu prototype phone with two touch screen

Outdoor cinema Nokia - world's biggest cinema screen - Video

Technology bytes of the day

iPod nano touch as a wristwatch

Ectaco Jetbook Mini eReader - very compact, electronic book (video)

A prototype of the fastest Book Flipping Scanning

Techno bytes of the Day

SuperLCD Vs AMOLED device in HTC Desire

Nokia E7- The Ultimate Business Smartphone

Dell Inspiron DUO flipping tablet - an amazing hybrid netbook and tablet

Bödysöf™ In Action

Techno bytes of the day

Philips Fidelio Primo DS9000 - Docking Station for iPod and iPhone

Nuu Mini-key turns iPhone 4 in QWERTY slider keyboard




Control Your iPhone With Your Brain with XWave Headset





Cri-Cri - the smallest electric aircraft in the world




Power plug design for protecting you from unpleasant electric shock

Unveiling the "Sixth Sense" technology - Video

You must have read about 28-year-old Indian-born Pranav Mistry’s digital prototype called the “sixth sense“, which a wearable hi-tech device that can turn anything into a touchscreen. Your wrist can become a watch and your palm a phone. The device is combination of a wearable camera, a projector and a mirror where the camera recognises movements of the fingers of your hand and translates those into commands. For instance, when you pick up a product at a grocery store, the device can wireslessly search for comparative prices, degrees of recyclability, etc.

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You pick a book up at a store and the device can search and display reader reviews and ratings. You can make the familiar gesture that cinematographers and photographers do–of making a frame with both your hands–and click a photograph. Mistry (and his mentor Pattie Maes of the MIT Media Lab) demonstrated the “sixth sense” last month at T.E.D. Watch the video to see just how amazing this new technology is. True, it’s still some way off from becoming a commercial launch, but “sixth sense” can change the way we live and seek out information or even entertainment.
This demo -- from Pattie Maes' lab at MIT, spearheaded by Pranav Mistry -- was the buzz of TED. It's a wearable device with a projector that paves the way for profound interaction with our environment. Imagine "Minority Report" and then some.

Techno Byte - New Apple Iphone 2.0 (3G Phone)

new iphone picture gallery

3g iphone commercial

Techno byte - Beautiful skins for your iphons, laptop and ipod

Stunning skins for your iphone, laptop and iphone

at almost 2 mm thin, using advanced 3M vinyl and adhesive technologies, which have patented micro channels for bubble free application. All these covers are scratch resistant and use 3M’s adhesive technology adopted in other industries such as airplanes, automobiles and medical dressings.

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Techno Byte - Xentex Dual Screen Laptop - 13.3-inch screen

Laptop with dual independently-pivoting 13.3-inch screens, but if you're feeling like living particularly large, there's a Xentex Flip-pad Voyager prototype for sale on eBay right now for the bargain starting bid of $99. You'll have to provide a custom hard drive cable and figure out how to boot it past the BIOS, but if you do, you'll have ultimate giant laptop bragging rights over your friends -- as well as 850Mhz Athlon, 128MB of RAM, and a floppy drive.

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