Big Blue Go Wireless Bluetooth Speaker

Big Blue Go Wireless Bluetooth Speaker. Connects to any Bluetooth-enabled smartphones, computers or music players. Built-in microphone lets you take and make speakerphone calls Class 2.1 Bluetooth technology with AAC and active noise cancellation for better, clearer sound Voice alerts let you know who’s calling and how much battery life is left Basic voice-recognition technology for hands-free operation Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery (includes AC adapter and car charger) When paired, speaker battery life indicator appears on your iOS device Includes suction mount for travel Dimensions: 5″ x 3 3/4″ x 1″ Big Blue speakers are designed by Brookstone in the U.S.A. Go, Big Blue Go, Go! Compact, cordless, rechargeable, Big Blue Go is the perfect speaker to go: On your car dash In your pocket To your office On conference calls Camping or the beach If your device has Bluetooth, then you have everything you need to stream wireless audio on our Big Blue Go Wireless Speaker. No cords. No apps. Nothing extra to buy. Just big wireless sound, with the device you already have. That’s the simple beauty of Big Blue. In literally seconds, you can be listening to music, streaming Internet radio stations like Pandora, and amping up your games and movies. Wireless audio in a flash. It’s easy to connect with the Big Blue Go Wireless Speaker. Start by activating your device’s Bluetooth function within 33 feet of the Big Blue speaker. (Not sure how? See your device manufacturer’s instructions.) Then turn on the Big Blue speaker. When its blue LED ring flashes, the speaker is ready to connect. Select “Big Blue” on your device. The speaker’s LED changes to solid blue when the wireless connection is made. And once you’re connected, Big Blue remembers your device so you’ll always be ready to rock.
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ISRO successfully launches indigenous cryogenic engine

In a New Year gift to the nation, the Indian Space Research Organization on Sunday successfully launched a Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle with an indigenous cryogenic engine from the spaceport of Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, entering a select club of nations.

With this launch, ISRO became the sixth space agency in the world after the United States, Russia, Japan, China and France to have tasted success with an indigenous cryogenic engine.

"I am extremely happy and proud to say team ISRO has done it. The Indian cryogenic engine and stage performed as predicted, as expected for this mission and injected precisely the GSAT-14 communication satellite into intended orbit," a jubilant K Radhakrishnan, ISRO chairman said from the Mission Control Room soon after the launch vehicle placed the 1,982 kg GSAT 14 satellite into the intended orbit.

Watches come in all shapes and sizes, and can gain their inspiration from the most unlikely sources. Take this KudoKtopus Kraken Watch, which was inspired by the legendary sea monster itself, the Kraken.

This beautifully crafted timepiece was designed by Stefan Kudoke, and features the giant squid like beast intertwined throughout the watch’s construction. The watch features mechanical movement that required manual winding, is built from stainless steel equipped with a sapphire crystal on the top and back, blue Breguet steel hands, an d a stunning Louisiana alligator or calf leather band to finish things off. You are looking to add this timepiece to your collection, expect to spend just under $10,000 for the watch.

Corning announces Gorilla Glass 3D for smartphones with curved displays and wearables

Corning announces Gorilla Glass 3D for smartphones with curved displays and wearables

Just in time for CES, Gorilla Glass maker Corning has announced it can now make the popular protective glass in 3D shapes. With this solution Corning aims to to pre-empt the trend of curved displays in smartphones like we have seen from Samsung and LG. However, a bigger market could be that of wearables, especially high-end smart-watches that are yet to come.

In the press release Corning mentions, “Corning’s 3D-forming technology can achieve precise tolerances and high throughput on a platform that is more economical than alternative two-mold forming methods. This technology uses Gorilla Glass of uniform thickness, assisting designers to introduce thinner and lighter devices and leverage the emergence of conformable displays for mobile and wearable applications.”

The announcement of 3D Gorilla Glass would be of immense importance, especially for smart-watch makers as a better and understandably cheaper alternative to using a sapphire glass in their smart-watches. With a certain company long rumored to be making a smartwatch with a curved glass display, it is quite possible we won’t have to wait for much longer to see the first product using this new technology.

China pledges further support for solar industry

China pledges further support for solar industry

China pledged further support for its ailing solar power industry on Saturday as the government seeks to revive a sector struggling with overcapacity and falling prices.

The State Council, China's cabinet, said in July that the country aimed to more than quadruple solar power generating capacity to 35 gigawatts by 2015 in an apparent bid to ease a glut in the domestic solar power industry.

The State Council, in a statement published on its website, said the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology was taking measures to "promote the healthy development of the photovoltaic industry".

The ministry, it said, was implementing the July directive by supporting consolidation in the industry, drafting guidelines for mergers and acquisitions and promoting standardization.

It said the ministry was encouraging technological innovation, especially related to decentralized solar power installations not connected to the power grid. It was also supporting research and development efforts for batteries that can store solar electricity.

The ministry sought to improve standardization and ensure "orderly competition" in the industry, the statement said.

The State Council said the solar industry had enjoyed a recovery in 2013. Total installed solar power generating capacity increased by around 8 GW, of which 6 GW were in power plants and 2 GW were in decentralized instillations, the statement said, citing preliminary estimates from the China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance.

Still, Chinese solar equipment producers LDK Solar Co Ltd and JA Solar Holdings Co Ltd are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

China's support for its solar industry has been a source of trade friction. The United States and European Union have accused China of dumping underpriced solar panels on foreign markets and China has responded with anti-subsidy duties of its own.

Lenovo’s big 2014 smartphone push starts off with a bang

Late last year, Lenovo announced that it would be charging into 2014 with a new smartphone strategy that might give the company a much-needed competitive edge. Lenovo didn’t waste any time either— four new smartphones were unveiled on Thursday, each of which will see an international release this year. First up is the Vibe Z, Lenovo’s premiere LTE-enabled smartphone. The Vibe Z features a 5.5-inch, 1080p display, 2.2GHz Snapdragon 800 processor, 2GB of RAM, up to 16GB of internal storage, 13-megapixel rear camera and Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. The Vibe Z will be available in February at select markets for $549 (Rs 34,200 approximately).
Lenovo also plans to launch two phones in its S series: the S930 and the S650. The S930 will be Lenovo’s largest entry, with a display measuring in at 6-inches, although its 720p resolution won’t match that of the Vibe Z. Of course, neither will its price. The S930 starts at $319 (Rs 19,800 approximately), and its 4.7-inch relative, the S650, will cost just $229 (Rs 14,200 approximately). Both handsets will come equipped with 8GB of internal storage, 8-megapixel cameras and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
The last of Lenovo’s new phones is also its most affordable. The A859 is “designed for great all around performance” and comes in at just $219 (Rs 13,650 approximately) with a 720p display, 8GB of storage, 8-megapixel camera and Android 4.2. The S930, S650 and A859 are all available immediately in countries where Lenovo smartphones are sold.

One more new revolution of india

As countdown begins, feverish work is underway at India's space port in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota as the Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO prepares for a landmark launch of its heavy rocket, the Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV). The rocket had suffered a spectacular back-to-back failure three years ago forcing the abortion of the launch at the last minute.

For the second time, India will be using an Indian-made cryogenic engine while launching the advanced communications satellite. In its last attempt in August, it had a near-fatal mishap when a fuel leak was detected in the nick of time and the launch stopped an hour before liftoff.

ISRO scientists had found to their horror that about 750 kilograms of highly inflammable and explosive fuel had actually leaked out from the second stage.

"We have had a mixed bag of results of the GSLV in the earlier seven flights. All necessary corrections have been done on the GSLV and the cryogenic engine now we have now done our best expect it to be successful flight," K Radhakrishnan, Chairman, ISRO told NDTV.

If all goes well, this trial by fire could mark the first steps towards India's entry into the multi-billion dollar commercial launcher market on a fully indigenous large rocket. A sophisticated new Indian technology called the cryogenic engine will be flown for the second time.

The India-made Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle powers the rocket, standing almost 50 meters tall - as high as a 17-storey building - and weighing 415 tons or as much 80 full grown elephants.

It is a three-stage rocket.

At liftoff, the first stage ignites using one of the world's largest solid fuel motors. The first stage separates and the second stage powered by a liquid engine takes over while the heat shield is shed.

At about 130 kilometers above the earth, the second stage separates and the all-important cryogenic engine takes over. Using cold liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen as fuel, the engine helps launch heavier satellites into space. After a 17-minute flight the satellite is expected to be put into its designated orbit above earth.

India's larger rocket has had only two successful flights; this will be the eight time it is being flown in 13 years. Four years ago on April 15, 2010, a disaster struck the GSLV program on when an India-made cryogenic engine failed.

Then on Christmas Day the same year, a rocket was destroyed in mid-air as ISRO lost its control.

In these four years, ISRO has built new facilities to test the cryogenic engine, redesigned some of the crucial components and has finally mustered courage to have another go. It took India more than 20 years to develop this cryogenic engine technology which was denied to India.

The Rs. 350-crore mission, which will hoist a sophisticated experimental communications satellite, is a gentle reminder that space remains a risky business and that denial of technology failed to work against India.

Toyota makes Fuel Cell Vehicle star of CES 2014

Toyota makes Fuel Cell Vehicle star of CES 2014

While other automakers highlight autonomous car technologies at CES 2014, Toyota will be taking a different tack. The company will use the venue to show off its latest Fuel Cell Vehicle concept car.
Fuel cell vehicles combine pure hydrogen with air to create water, a reaction that also produces electricity. The fuel cell channels the electricity to a drive motor, powering the car.
Many automakers had active fuel cell research programs a decade ago, but their efforts went quiet as battery electric vehicles became the rage. A fuel cell vehicle is essentially an electric car, with the advantage that hydrogen tanks take much less time to fill than a battery does to recharge. Toyota notes that the Fuel Cell Vehicle concept it will show at CES 2014 can go 310 miles, and takes just 3 minutes to refill with hydrogen.
Toyota released few performance figures about its Fuel Cell Vehicle concept's performance, but writes that continuing development of its fuel cell vehicle stack has led to an output of 10 kilowatt-hours from two 10,000-psi hydrogen tanks. That Toyota would use the Fuel Cell Vehicle concept as the star of its CES 2014 presence shows a commitment to the technology, underlined by the company's statement that it will put a fuel cell production vehicle on the road near 2015. The development in this area also suggests Toyota is not convinced battery technology will advance to quicker recharge times or greatly enhanced capacity anytime soon.
The Fuel Cell Vehicle concept is a funny-looking thing, even stranger than the Prius. However, its design is supposed to reflect the idea of air, at the front of the car, being turned into water. Like other fuel cell vehicles, this concept emits water vapor as its waste product.

Nearly all cars to be autonomous by 2050

Well, fellow humans, we're going to obsolete soon. A new study by IHS Automotive claims that by 2025, a mere 11 years from now, there will be 230,000 self-driving cars on world's roads. 10 years beyond that, the number will swell to 11.8 million, although only select models will do without any traditional means of human control by 2030. By the middle of the 21st century, nearly every vehicle on the road will be of the autonomous variety.

Now, this may only be a study, but it's one that we think may hold some water. Multiple traditional manufacturers are embarking on autonomous-vehicle projects, and they're being joined by the likes of tech giant Google along with any number of major industry suppliers.

As for what these numbers will mean for the industry, IHS is only predicting self-driving cars to make up two-tenths of a percent of sales in 2025, with price premiums of $7,000 to $10,000. By 2035, 9.2-percent of new vehicles sold will be autonomous, as prices are driven down to a mere $3,000 more than a traditionally controlled vehicle.

The effects of self-driving cars on society, meanwhile, will be more mixed. According to the study, 90-percent of traffic deaths are due to driver error, which means we should see a reduction in fatalities once humans are taken out of the equation. The bad news is, humans who drive for a living – whether it be over-the-road truckers or your friendly UPS driver – are likely to be among the first redundancies as autonomous commercial vehicles become more common.

Provided the prices equalize and the technology becomes reliable, would you consider a self-driving or fully autonomous car? Let us know in Comments.

CES: Is Samsung already preparing to unveil the next Galaxy Gear?

Samsung’s first entry into the wearable tech market left a lot to be desired, but there’s never been any doubt that the company would come back swinging before too long. In fact, if Samsung Mobile UK’s Twitter feed is any indication, news of the follow-up to the Galaxy Gear might be right around the corner.
The tweet is fairly vague and is posed as a question to consumers that may or may not have been impressed by the Galaxy Gear last year, but it could be a sign that Samsung is ready to start talking about its next next big thing at CES next week. Rumors have already started springing up concerning the Galaxy Band, a fitness tracking device similar to Nike’s Fuel-band that would pair with other Samsung devices.

What’s more, there have already been reports that Samsung is looking to launch its Gear follow-up in the first quarter of 2014 alongside the Galaxy S5. Hopefully we will have a better sense of the company’s direction next week.

Controversial “Study” Finds That iPhone Users Are “Smarter”: Do you agree?

When it comes to choosing a smartphone platform, there are definitely stereotypes involved and that’s definitely a debate for another time, but according to a recent study, which is sure to raise a few eyebrows and spark some intense arguments, it seems that iPhone users are found to be smarter compared to other brands and platforms. This is a study conducted by British betting company, Ladbrokes. The test involved about 1,000 respondees where they were first asked which smartphone were they using, followed by a series of questions involving problem solving, pattern recognition, and other brain teasers. The results found that iPhone owners had the quickest wits and an average completion time of 94 seconds. Unfortunately it was found that BlackBerry users did the worst and were the slowest with a completion time of 118 seconds. Samsung users did slightly better with an average completion time of 103 seconds. Like we said this is a study bound to cause arguments and is pretty controversial, but it’s hardly a scientific study and as an Android user, I hardly found it to be offensive. One of the reasons the test should not be taken seriously is also because there is no penalty for wrong answers as users could simply keep clicking until they got the right one. In any case it’s just a fun quiz that you can use to poke fun at your BlackBerry friends with, depending on which platform you are using, and should definitely not be taken seriously

The Solo Reader

The SoloReader is an advanced way of using LED light technology for reading.

 It’s highly portable and lightweight to use, and does not disburse light outside the range of a book page,

 which makes it an ideal gadget for night time reading.
 Simply place it on a book, and read without bothering others.

Is This LG's webOS TV?

Rumors have circulated for some time now about LG working on an open, webOS-powered smart TV. Now, a leaked image provides a glimpse at what that might actually look like. Evleaks has published this photo of the rumored LG webOS TV, which shows what the the webOS Cards interface might look like on-screen. It's not exactly the same as the Cards interface that appeared on the ill-fated webOS phones, but it is in some ways similar—particularly in the way it includes thumbnail overviews of apps and content.

The image hints that the TV could include apps for YouTube, Facebook, Skype, and Twitter, as well as LG's SmartShare service and some kind of web browser. The other alternative is, of course, that this is a mock-up and it doesn't quite paint an accurate picture of what we can expect from the new TV.

That said, there's no small chance that the webOS TV will be announced at next week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. With some rumors suggesting it will run on a 2.2Ghz dual-core processor with 1.5GB of RAM, it could be something to look forward to. Let's wait and see! [Evleaks via Verge]

“Night-Owl” LED Reading

The superlight “Night-Owl” lamp shines as bright as day and keeps your hands free.Weighing in at only 8g (0.3 oz), your small LED lamp will even fit the daintiest spec frame. And its 60 lux is as bright as day.Splendid to read in bed, on long-haul flights and railway journeys.

The light has a 45° angle which shines directly into your field of vision. The flexible ball joint lets you adjust your lamp just the way you like it. Also perfect to carry out repairs and do handicrafts where both hands need to be free. Operates with a 3V lithium battery (included) which will last up to 40 hours.

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Hands-On With Coin, The Electronic Credit Card That Hopes To Declutter Your Wallet

There are a number of startups seeking to make our financial lives better, whether it be Simple helping users set budgets and goals or BillGuard to make them aware of fraudulent charges that show up on their credit cards. Then there’s Coin, which wants to create a sort of “one card to rule them all” solution to the problem of sifting through all our credit and debit cards.

The early response to Coin has been pretty overwhelming, with the company reaching its initial pre-order goal shortly after it went online. It’s kept pre-orders open since then, and you can still order a Coin for $50 plus $5 shipping on the company’s website( https://onlycoin.com/).

We got an early look at one of the electronic card’s prototypes and spoke with founder Kanishk Parashar, who showed us how Coin works. The card has a screen to see which card you’re using, a button to switch between cards, a dynamic stripe to actually make purchases, and a Bluetooth low energy chip to sync with your mobile phone.

The whole company’s premise is to simplify and improve people’s lives, and they will begin shipping hopefully this summer.

Lenovo Announces S930 And S650 Android Smartphones

        Lenovo today announced a “super-sized” smartphone that’s big on multimedia. The S930 touts a 6 inch 1,280×720 pixel resolution display which effectively places it in the phablet category. It has a 1.3GHz quadcore MediaTek processor under the hood coupled with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of onboard storage.

 The S930 also has support for dual SIM cards. The smartphone offers a number of gesture and motion based controls, it runs Android 4.2 out of the box and offers a native “Super Camera” application. Dual front facing speakers and Dolby Digital Plus audio aim to enhance the users’ entertainment experience, while the 8 megapixel rear and 1.6 megapixel front cameras tout decent shooting capabilities. The Lenovo S930 has a silver body with a laser etched “fabric-feel.” Its compatible with WCDMA and GSM networks and offers a number of directional sensors for “exciting 3D game play.” Lenovo S930 starts at $319 and will immediately be available in the countries where the the company sells its smartphones.  
The Lenovo S650 is a compact and relatively afforadable offering. It has a 4.7 inch 960×540 pixel resolution display, a 1.3GHz quadcore MediaTek processor with 1GB RAM and 8GB of onboard storage. Billed as a “slim device without the heavy price tag,” this smartphone is 8.7mm thin and weighs just 0.27 lbs. It has the same 8 megapixel rear camera as the S930 but offers a 0.3 megapixel front camera. Touting the same silver body with laser-etched “fabric feel,” Lenovo S650 is compatible with WCDMA and GSM networks, offers Lenovo’s latest launcher customizations and as well as gesture and motion based controls baked into Android 4.2. It also supports dual SIM cards as well as microSD cards up to 32GB. Super Camera app is present as well. The Lenovo S650 starts at $229 and will also be immediately available in all countries where Lenovo has smartphone presence.

Defibrillator Toaster

      Add some fun (or perhaps drama) to your morning routine with this defibrillator toaster by Shay Carmon. It’s pretty simple- place your toast in the tray, select your toasting level, and apply some pressure. Clear! Unfortunately, this is only a concept design for the time being. Fingers crossed that, sometime in the future, we’ll be able to shock our toast to life to our heart’s content.

A Mind-Controlled Exoskeleton Will Kick Off the 2014 World Cup

              It won't be a superstar football player who takes the first kick of 2014's Football World Cup in Brazil. Nope, instead, it will be a teenager, paralysed from the waist down, who will use the world's most advanced mind-controlled exoskeleton to get things underway.

A small part of a large-scale international collaborative project called Walk Again, the exoskeleton technology in question supports the lower body, using brain activity to trigger movements in the suit. Brain waves are detected using electrodes on the scalp, beamed wirelessly to the exoskeleton, and processed into commands which produce movement.

That motion, however, will be complemented by feedback, to make the experience feel more natural. That means the suit will include sensors to monitor touch, temperature and forces on the suit, which will be fed back to the user via visual displays and vibrating motors. In theory, those same signals could be transmitted directly into the brain to allow the users to experience the suit as if it were part of them. But, one step at a time, right?

The wearer of the suit will be chosen from a small group which will be training in Brazil during the run-up to the World Cup. For now, they're using virtual exoskeletons, but will be trying the real thing well ahead of the first kick. [Duke via New Scientist]

Samsung’s latest Galaxy Camera gets faster processor, Android Jellybean, lighter body

Samsung’s Android-packing Galaxy Camera – the smart camera that launched this category for Samsung – is also getting a significant upgrade with the Galaxy Camera 2. Like the NX30, though, the updates have less to do with better images than they do with, well, just about everything else.

For starters, the Galaxy Camera 2 weighs 260 grams to the original’s 303 grams, while packing a 2,000mAh battery that’s a decent step up from the 1,650mAh battery in the original.

If you thought the original model felt a bit sluggish when running Android apps, the sequel should go a fair way toward fixing that, with twice the RAM (2GB) and a quad-core processor that’s clocked at a higher 1.6GHz. There’s also a newer (though not the newest) flavor of Android on board, in the form of Jellybean (4.3).

Plug in the side table

Unique products do not always owe their inimitability to embellished designs, backed up by a hefty budget; rather they are an upshot of innovative designing leading to practical or multifunctional usage. Designer Sung-Pil Hwang has come up with an innovative piece of furniture that the users can not only employ as a side table, but also plug it in to illuminate their bedrooms or living spaces. Hailed as the ‘Plug-in Side Table,’ the furniture flaunts an exceptional design in a milky white color. Apart from offering storage space for your books or magazines and other small objects, the side may possibly juice up your small electronic devices as well. You can’t ask for more from a side table!

Native Union Gripster Wrap Mini For iPad Mini

Product description:
Sleek and lightweight GRIPSTER Wrap allows you to grip, stand, carry, hang and protect your iPad mini perfect for use in the home, office and on the go.
Features
GRIP IT integrated handle and universal fitting strap allows you to hold your iPad mini securely, safely and comfortably
STAND IT Stand at any angle in either landscape or portrait positions, offering versatility and freedom
WRAP IT Protect your iPad mini screen with the patent pending integrated wrap system
CARRY IT Securely carry your iPad mini using the integrated handle
SPIN IT Rotate the handle 360Degree with a combination of 8 lockable positions
HANG IT use the handle to hang your iPad mini for those hands-free moments

AAXA KP-101-01 LED Pico Projector with 80 Minute Battery Life

Product description:

 AAXA Technologies, a global leader in pico projection technology is excited to announce the AAXA LED Pico, a low-cost 25 Lumen Pico Projector with best-in-class resolution. Designed as a gadget for today’s discerning mobile technology user, the AAXA LED Pico features a lofty 960×540 (qHD) native resolution made possible through LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology and mated to a 15,000 hour LED light source. At just 4.25″ x 2.36″ x 0.7″ in size, the LED Pico is about the same size as most cell phones, yet is capable of delivering a stunning 60″ image in dark environments.

AAXA KP-101-01 LED Pico Projector with 80 Minute Battery Life

Features:
Ultra Bright 25 Lumens, High Definition qHD (960×540) Resolution, Vibrant Color Technology with 15,000 hour LEDs
Ultra Portable with 80 Minute Built-in Battery
Built-in Speakers, 16:9 compatible, mini-HDMI, Composite A/V connections, and Micro SD, USB readers
For Personal Media Sharing with friends and family, USB Plug ‘n Play instant set up; Apple Mac and PC Compatible
Up to 60 inch image (in low-light condition)

For price and other detail: http://bit.ly/1bZ5BMJ

The Hand Crank Emergency Charger

This is the charger that converts one minute of hand cranking into 30-second bursts of emergency power for a connected cell phone. Ideal for placing an essential call or sending a text when a cell phone’s battery is nearly depleted, its fluid operation provides the same crank-to-power efficiency as dynamos used in larger emergency radios.

Ivation Talk-n-Tunes IPX7 2-in-1 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker and Handset

Product description:
Our Talk-n-Tunes serves dual purposes as both a 2-watt wireless music speaker and a lightweight phone handset. Wet hands? No worries – take that call. This feature-laden device is designed with a high-quality IP-47 waterproof and dustproof construction that allows you to use it without worry in the shower, at the pool, and on the beach.Now, waterproof is one thing. But here’s something even cooler: This Ivation innovation floats! Feel free to connect your favorite Bluetooth device and throw the Talk-n-Tunes into the pool.

You’ll enjoy audio streaming over a 33-foot Bluetooth range, and the thing simply won’t sink, at least not until it hits an iceberg. Incoming calls will temporarily interrupt music playback, letting you take calls privately or hands-free using touch-button controls and a built-in microphone.
Note: When answering a phone call in hands-free mode while music is playing, the built-in speaker will output the phone conversation at the same volume as the set music playback. Use the volume rocker to adjust call volume as desired.
To get a good 8 hours of continuous use, charge the Talk-Tunes using the included charging cable. The built-in rechargeable 3.7V/800mAh lithium-polymer battery charges fully in just 1.5 hours, and holds power well – up to 180 hours of standby.
Additional features for added ‘cool’:
- Convenient retractable hanging hook
- Circular blue low-battery alert light
- Glossy UV plastic surface look and feel
- Comfortable dimensions: 2.55″ x 6″ x 1.5″
Features
2-in-1: Wireless Speaker and Phone Handset
Touch-Button Controls for Volume, Song Selection and Calls
IP-47 Waterproof & Dustproof Construction
8-Hour Battery Life; Charging Cable Included
10-Meter Bluetooth 2.1 Wireless Range
For price and other detail: http://bit.ly/1d12mpa

Ford's New Solar-Powered Electric Car Is Its Own Rolling Power Grid

Watch the video: http://youtu.be/CvEhtqcbJ4U
Behold, the C-MAX Solar Energi Concept that Ford just unveiled. This beast is equipped with a rooftop 16-square-foot solar panel, built by Silicon Valley's SunPower, that charges a lithium-ion battery pack. It's meant to be paired with a solar canopy that beams sunlight directly onto the panel so that the car can charge in six or seven hours. As such, the car doesn't need to be plugged in and can operate completely off the grid.

Now, the design is not perfect. The car's range is only 21 miles—which is fine, if you want to use it once a day to drive to a nearby grocery store, but otherwise pretty annoying. Mike Tinskey, Ford's director of global vehicle electrification and infrastructure, told Quartz that the car "could be for the home, corporate campuses or developing countries where there is no grid." There's a gas engine, just in case.
What's encouraging about the C-MAX Solar Energi Concept is that it's a real thing that consumers might be able to buy. Ford's built the concept, but they're also spending this year doing research to see if the market could accomodate it. If nothing else, the car is a sign of things to come. At this point, we have everything from an engine-free electric car to charging stations built into manholes. It almost makes the Tesla look passé. Solar Impulse, the solar-powered plane that's scheduled to fly around the world next year, remains amazing, however. [Quartz]

High Brightness YX-023M AC110-240V/50-60Hz Mini Moving Party Red and Green Laser Stage Light with MP3 Function

Main features:
Dynamic liquid sky
Animated moving stars
Fully adjustable motion speed
Sound active and auto-mode
With the function of the MP3
Body adopts aluminum material, protective effect of the lamps more, the use of more durable
Suitable for stage performances, DJ, KTV, bar, party, home decoration, leisure clubs, playground, holiday activities and other special occasions.

 For price and other detail: http://bit.ly/JyeTpt

Genuine Audi AHP120 Rechargeable Bluetooth Headphone with Built-In

Product description:
Bluetooth stereo headphones with maximum power of 94 decibels. Control buttons for volume, play/pause, forward/reverse and accepting/rejecting mobile phone calls/redial last call. Built-in microphone for answering incoming calls from a mobile phone. Built-in rechargeable battery with 10 hours of use when fully charged. USB cable, travel pouch, spare foam ear cup covers and user manual included. CE/FCC-certified.
Features
Rechargeable Bluetooth headphones with built in microphone
Control buttons built-in
Microphone for answering incoming calls
Rechargeable battery with 10 hours of use
USB cable, travel pouch, spare foam ear cup covers and user manual included.

For price and other detail: http://bit.ly/1eFsXLV

Beverage Warmer

         Enjoy warm coffee or tea from first sip to last.Warmer ensures that your coffee, tea, hot chocolate—even cappuccino—stays hot and ready for you to enjoy at your own pace. It works like a heated coaster and requires no special mugs or glassware. Just use your own standard-size 3.5″ mug or cup. Plus, with dual temperature settings (Low or High), you can enjoy your beverages piping hot or just comfortably warm.

HOME CONSTRUCTED ENTIRELY OUT OF GLASS

            There’s nothing else quite like these two homes that were designed by Milan based design firm,Santambrogio. The Italian design duo created two homes that are entirely constructed of a blue hued glass– this even includes items like the bed frame.Each glass house is set in a complete opposite landscape, and the feeling that they both evoke is exquisite. They are immersed in the use of glass sheets as structural elements which they explain excludes the need of profiles or other supporting elements. Thus letting the eye wander free from distractions and otherwise impeding structural eyesores.Take a closer look at what the designers have accomplished without the use of steel or wood.

Para Metallic for Samsung Galaxy S4 (Dark Gold)

Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S4
Anodized polycarbonate plastic hard-shell skin with metallic finishing
Easy access to all controls and ports
Prevents and shields your mobile from scratches, damages and dust
Includes Crystal Screen Protector x 1 & Mircofiber Cleaning Cloth x 1

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Adidas Adipure Adapt Running Shoes

    Born from a 4D anatomical design test that measured every square centimeter of the bare foot while running, these Adipure Adapt shoes give you the natural feel of barefoot running with the added protection of full-length ADIPRENE®+ cushioning and an ADIWEAR┢ outsole enhanced with a PUREMOTION┢ design that moves just like the bare foot. Techfit-based lightweight, second-skin upper matches the shape of the foot; PU printed upper provides support exactly where needed Hook-and-loop entry on collar for a fast and smooth step-in Full-length ADIPRENE®+ for a soft and smooth ride Minimalist plate for protection from rough ground and hyper-flexing; 4 mm differential Lightweight Thermos-sheet heel counter PUREMOTION┢ technology out sole works like your foot; ADIWEAR┢ out-sole offers the ultimate in high-wear durability Imported

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Handpresso Auto ESPRESSO MAKER

             Handpresso offers a whole range of products to complete the outdoor, on-the-go espresso ritual. Made by a French company that styles itself as the founder of the nomadic espresso, Handpresso represents the future of the espresso culture. A coffee experience that knows no boundaries – great espresso at home, on the mountaintop or in your car.

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Adjustable Dog Wheelchair

A dog wheelchair can enable your dog to run and play again, get the exercise he (or she) needs, and live a happy, healthy life. Designed to help animals with hip and leg problems including degenerative myelopathy (DM), hip dyspepsia, arthritis, paralysis, slipped disc, soreness, spinal and neurological problems, surgical recovery, and more.

Date Stapler (Fast managing & searching files by date)

Fast managing & searching files by date

Computers have made me such a lazy person that managing paperwork has become a difficult chore for me. It gets worse when the filing needs to be done chronologically. No magic wand to help me out here, but something like the Date Stapler will surely work. It’s the combination of a stapler and date stamper. Nifty organizer I tell you, every office should have one!

Tool Erasers by Doiy Design

Erasers are an indispensable tool in a desk, but you can often lose them easily. Do you remember your childhood, when you had them stuck to your pencil? With TOOL ERASERS you can do it

again but in a funnier way. The pencil in the office what the hammer or screwdriver is in a workshop.

Application Controlled Spy Tank with Night Vision

                                        

Rover App-Controlled Spy Tank with Night Vision.Drive Rover with your iPod touch (2nd, 3rd and 4th generation), iPhone device, smartphone or iPad tablet.Whether following friends and family, navigating the office or investigating the activities of your dog, it’s all possible with the audio/visual-enabled and photo-taking Rover. Its built-in microphone transmits sound back to your device in real time, so you can hear everything as it’s being said. The manually adjustable camera streams live video and takes still photos, letting you see what’s going on in other rooms. It even takes pictures as proof. Low-light setting? No problem! The undetectable infrared night vision lets you see items in the dark.

How to unlock the forgoten android pattern lock screen

So many android users commonly use the screen pattern lock but  if sometimes wrongly try the pattern lock get disable and we don’t know how to unlock this pattern lock again. Most of the users if face this kind of problem they blindly reinstall the android os but here I am telling you how to unlock the forget pattern lock without reinstalling the android os

Follow this step.

 

 The Important thing that first of all backup all the useful mobile data because all the phone data and settings will lose after the unlock the phone.  

      Switch off the mobile which you lose the pattern lock.

     Now hold the volume up button it will show the android recovery screen ( if it is not showing the any action then press volume up down buttons and home screen buttons together.

    Choose the Wipe data/factory reset from recovery screen then select YES option. (by this procedure all the user data will lose and again showing the recovery screen).

    Now select the reboot system now option from the recovery screen menu (after rebooting the phone the mobile phone options modified as the new device).

  That’s it by following these above procedure your device pattern lock will be unlock. No need to reinstalling the android os.