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Apple will replace dead iPad battery with a new iPad for just $99

If your iPad’s battery is dead, Apple won’t bother cracking open your withered iPad for battery replacement. Instead, they’ll send you a new iPad for a service fee that costs you only $99, or $106 with shipping fee.

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FujiFilm’s Finepix Z700 camera has technology to capture your pets smile

Face detection technology has been available in digital cameras, which allows the ease of capturing the best smile or pose of the subject that is a human. But now this technology has been extended in FujiFilm’s Finepix Z700 point and shoot camera, which is capable of detecting when your pets smile.

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iDongle jailbreaks iPhone 3GS

The little iDongle offers a hardware solution to jailbreak your iPhone 3GS. It works on iPhone OS 3.1 or later. This iDongle hardware jailbreak seems to be much easier than using the software jailbreak tool. What you need to do is just hook up the iDongle to the dock connector of the iPhone and let it boot. It doesn’t need a computer in between.

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Zoom G2Nu and G2.1Nu guitar effect pedals support computer recording via USB

Zoom has announced two new models of their G2 guitar effect pedal, G2Nu and G2.1Nu, which now come with support of direct recording to your computer via the USB port. These new guitar effect pedals have been loaded with 100 preset guitar effects with 20 of them created by world-renowned guitarist Steve Vai.

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Watch contains dinosaur bone fragments

The Jurassic Tourbillon watch comes with a dial that contains fragments of authentic fossilized dinosaur bones around 130 million years ago.

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Tamuz announces HD OLED-powered quadruple rack monitor

What is shown here is the OCM 404 W HD, an OLED-powered quadruple rack monitor that has been announced by Tamuz and it’s the first of its kind in this world. This OLED-powered quadruple rack monitor packs four 4.3-inch OLED displays, which is capable of displaying SD, HD and graphic signals.

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Facebook Buxter payment app allows sending and receiving money between friends

Facbook has launched a payment application, called Buxter, which allows you to send and receive payment to and from your friends. This is the real money, not the kind of virtual money involved with some Facebook games.

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iPhone 4.0 OS to come with multi-tasking support

Apple is working on the new iPhone 4.0 operating system, and the most prominent feature is it’ll come with multitasking support, a feature that has been most demanded by most iPhone users.

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Lian Li Spider PC case mod

We’ve seen quite a number of interesting PC case mods, nothing was as interesting as this Lian Li PC-T1R Spider PC case. The Spider PC case mod has four legs, which shouldn’t yet qualify it to be called a spider. But it deserves a name, spider should sound nicer than being called as any other nasty bug.

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Novothink Solar Surge – first Apple-certified solar-powered charging case for iPhone

Novothink Solar Surge, the first Apple-certified solar-powered charging case, has been announced for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The Solar Surge is a comfortable, soft touch, non-slip finish case, is able to harness sunlight and store in its internal lithium ion battery to serve as a handy power backup for the iPhone or iPod Touch as well as protecting them.

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