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Cloaking device makes “invisible man” and eliminates cellphone static

Scientists are a step closer to making invisible man by having discovered a light-bending material that could make things disappear from sight.

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Nokia launches N79 Active, a fitness phone with heart rate belt

Nokia has launched their new cellphone, N79 Active, which is specially designed to target fitness-aware geeks. The Nokia N97 N79 Active comes with a Polar Bluetooth WearLink heart rate belt, which is worn by the user to record heard rate, while he or she is on a treadmill or out for a run. The belt sends the heart rate to the Nokia phone wirelessly which you can then have a nice visual analysis for your heart rate.

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D-Link SideStage 7-inch USB LCD monitor

USB monitor is handy as it connects to your computer’s USB port and takes power from it. If you have a few of USB monitors, you can hook all them up to the available USB ports on your computer, so you can have multiple displays to work on more efficiently.

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Wrist-worn flexible OLED display gets USD$1M funding

Universal Display Corporation has showcased their wrist-worn flexible OLED display earlier this month at CES 2009. It was just a prototype, based on a 4-inch OLED display, that was shown at CES, and the device is claimed to be best used for military purposes.

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Samsung P3 phone with haptic feedback

The P3 is another cellphone of Samsung that also comes with haptic display. The P3 cellphone was one of the participants at CES 2009.

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Flash drive band keeps your data with you

Although USB flash drives come in tiny size these days, but we’re still as forgetful as before, always forget the USB flash drive and leave it behind.

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FarmBot may screw up Japanese farmers’ early retirement plan

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology has unveiled a new robotic power suit which is made to help aging countryside farmers to continue their farming work without being hindered by age factor.

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Top 10 videos of playing cool music with iPhone Ocarina and the weird ones

The Smule’s Ocarina is an iPhone app that turns iPhone into a virtual ocarina musical instrument that can be used to churn out sweet music. Smule has run a contest to gather various talents over the globe, and the videos of the 10 winners of the Smule’s Ocarina contest and a few weird ones are attached below; and they’re superb!

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BlueBerry – a Chinese clone of BlackBerry Bold

Definitely, the device shown to you here looks pretty much like a BlackBerry Bold. But in fact, it is not a device made by RIM, and neither it’s a BlackBerry device. This device is called BlueBerry.

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Eos Converge wireless media streaming system

Eos Converge has showcased their wireless audio streaming system at CES. The system consists of multiple units which will be priced around $90 for each component and scheduled to hit the stores in March.

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