Posted on 2007 under Storage, Design, Toys, Hardware, Miscellaneous |
17
Sep

At first glance you might think this is some hacked-up clock made out of pieces of a hard drive, but this is actually a hacked-up clock made out of pieces of a hard drive that actually uses the mechanisms of the drive itself in a creative way. The platter itself turns to show the hours, and then the read head indicates the minutes. Clever stuff.
Posted on 2007 under GPS Devices, Miscellaneous |
17
Sep
What is GPS ?
As defined by Wikipedia GPS is : “The Global Positioning System (GPS) is the only fully functional Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). Utilizing a constellation of at least 24 medium Earth orbit satellites that transmit precise microwave signals, the system enables a GPS receiver to determine its location, speed/direction, and time .”
Have you used GPS in your car ? I have not. However, I have seen my girl friend used it in her car while I was visiting him in park avenue, NY many years back.
Have you heard of this company : GPSInsight.com ?
Interested ? Continue reading…

GPS Insight provides intutive and powerful reports and graphs.
These are the features that they have :
Speeding
Engine Diagnostic Fault codes/alerts
Begin/End of day report (compare to payroll)
Off-Hours Reports/Alerts
Landmark Reports (by landmark or by vehicle)
Detailed and Summary activity reports
Miles Per Gallon / Fuel Consumption report
Stop reports with configurable idle stop times
Idle time report using engine diagnostic data
Service log with scheduled service alerts
Accurate odometer, speed, diagnostic fault codes, emissions
compliance, and fuel usage/MPG from the engine’s computer
Scheduled email reports/graphs, and automated alerts
4×7 roadside assistance and theft recovery center is included Read more… »
Posted on 2007 under Software, Mobile phone |
16
Sep

The iPhone Dev Team just released AnySim, a GUI version of iUnlock. An Installer.app version is coming, so you can pretty much download the file over EDGE or Wi-Fi and run it without having to manually transfer the file to your phone. Here’s our mirror, but as always, most recent versions at the iPhone Dev Team Wiki. Here’s to hoping the next iPhone firmware update doesn’t bork the unlock. As always, there are no guarantees that this won’t fart up your iPhone.
D’lod from here
Posted on 2007 under Musical Gadgets |
15
Sep

The iPod Touch looks great and from what we see, it also acts great too. It does make you curious how much you pay compared to other countries in the world. TechLogg decided to create a list to see who is paying more then others based on a dollar price and the current conversion rate. At the bottom of the list we have South Africa who pay $476.68 currently for their iPod Touch. Check out the full list over at Techlogg to see who comes out on top with the cheapest iPod Touch.