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Acer Tempo smart phones, M900, F900, X960 and DX900 unveiled at MWC

Acer has also landed on the MWC 2009 and is competing with various pioneer phone makers such as Nokia, Samsung etc, and they’ve eagerly unveiled their new series of smart phones, which is called Tempo. And the models in the Tempo series that have been unveiled at MWC are the Tempo M900, F900, X960 and DX900. Each phone is detailed as follows after the jump!

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MiFy 2352 – a 3G WiFi hotspot hub

MiFy 2352, a portable device, takes cellphone-type connectivity, such as EDGE and 3G, turns itself into a WiFi hotspot and allows up to 5 WiFi users to hook up to it at one time for sharing the high-speed 3G Internet connection.

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Breast Specific Gamma Imaging (BSGI) to replace mammography for effectively detecting breast cancer

A new breast cancer detection technology has surfaced, called Breast Specific Gamma Imaging (BSGI), which has been tested to yield better result in early detection of breast cancer.

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LG-GD900 – world’s first transparent cell phone

Lets face it, the outer look or design of a cellphone can no longer get any more special. Perhaps adding a little transparency to the design of a cellphone will make it more special and outstanding in the crowd. That’s what LG has made for its new phone, LG-GD900.

The LG-GD900 was shown at the WMC 2009 as well, which is a crystal-like phone that you can see through. This phone’s keypad is translucent, and it has a polished silver body. When the keypad slides open, the phone will light up in a cool glow in a reflective and refractive way. Apparently, the LG-GD900 transparent phone is the next move of LG, hoping to add little revolutionizing tech to the mobile phone industry, after the 3G watch phone.

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USB warm slippers get cordless

In a cold night, it’ll be handy that you have a pair of the USB warm slippers to keep your feet warm. But the downside is you need to be attached to your computer in order to keep the USB-powered slippers warm.

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Sony Ericsson Idou – an entertainment-rich 12-megapixel camera phone

The cell phone makers are now in the race for the megapixels for their camerephones. Besides Samsung, Sony Ericsson has also jumped onto the bandwagon, having produced another 12-megapixel cameraphone – the Sony Ericsson Idou.

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MindFlex uses the power of thought to control games

Another mind-controlled gaming is coming our way i.e. MindFlex by Mattel, which is scheduled to debut this fall. MindFlex makes use of the power of thought to control a game, allows users to have more excitement in gaming.

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Samsung Blue Earth mobile phone is solar-powered

You hate the moment which your mobile phone ran out of battery, and some more your emergency charger was not with you. How you wish you could have a mobile phone that was powered by the sun, so you could continue your conversation in the sunshine. Now, Samsung has got one which you shall consider to replace your existing mobile phone. The Samsung Blue Earth is a solar-powered mobile phone which also proves Samsung’s eagerness of going “green” with their cellphone products.

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Weekly Gadgets round-up on Feb 14th 09 and Happy Valentine’s Day

I’ve decided to join the crowd of our fellow gadget and tech bloggers, having a weekly round-up of those interesting gadgets and tech stuff that we’ve missed over the past one week. And of course today is the special day for all of you to celebrate with your loved one. So, Happy Valentine’s Day to you all. And take a quick read what we’ve missed here.

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Avoiding Diabetes made easy: Blood sugar monitoring tattoo

This is a cool invention that allows you to keep an eye more easily than the conventional method, by having a glance at the lovely tattoo on your arm or other parts of the body to learn your body’s glucose level to avoid diabetes.

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