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Samsung Galaxy Beam, first Android projector phone launched

Samsung Galaxy Beam (codenamed Halo) has been officially launched, it is the first Android phone that comes with a built-in projector. The phone packs a 3.7 inch Super AMOLED display that was claimed better than the Retina Display of the iPhone 4.

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Blow the Vuvuzela on the iPhone to cheer for the 2010 World Cup

The iVuvuzela app makes it possible to turn your iPhone into a Vuvuzela (also known as the Lepatata), the kind of stadium horn, so you can make some fun of your friends or show your support of your favorite teams while you’re in front of the TV for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

For some reasons that you couldn’t land in South Africa for the live show nor get to blow the Vuvuzela, you can now simply make use of your iPhone to create the same atmosphere right in your TV room. The iVuvuzela is a free iPhone app which makes your iPhone to sound like the real Vuvuzela.

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NEC brightest LED projector with 2,000 lumens

It was just last week Samsung announced their LED projector rated at 1,000 Lumens. And now NEC has shown off another brighter LED projector, dubbed as Sirius that should probably deserve the title of “brightest LED projector to date”, and is rated at 2,000 Lumens.

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Mach Extreme FX USB 3.0 flash drive

While you’re still looking for more USB 3.0 gadgets to go into your inventory, to match the your requirements of high-speed data transfer, the Mac Extreme has just announced a few USB 3.0 flash drives in their FX series.

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Huawei 3G pocket router with OLED display to tell connection, battery and usage

The latest Huawei 3G pocket router, E585, is specially designed for those who want to know more information about their routers while they’re connected such as the connection, battery and the amount of data transferred. This E585 3G router comes equipped with an OLED display that shows you the three mentioned-pieces of information, so you could save little time of having to launch an application for the information.

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Arduino Steampunk watch tells time, temperature and plays games

Those Steampunk gadgets we’ve seen before only carry the Steampunk look with no additional functionality. But the creation of Matthew Garten is different from the usual steampunk gadgets we’ve seen. It’s got some built-in goodies as it was built based on the Anduino open source hardware, that makes it capable of telling temperature, range finding and having loaded with a range of games including the Breakout.

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Microsoft Kinect gets official, introduced by Cirque du Soleil

The Microsoft Kinect technology has been introduced and demonstrated at E3 in LA by a company called Cirque du Soleil. The Kinect was previously known as Project Natal, which is a technology that makes use of a camera to capture color and depth information. And through this, it’ll be able to track the movement of the whole body.

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Motorola Droid X and Droid 2 to Verizon in July and August

A number of pictures have surfaced which also suggest that the Motorola Shadow has now been renamed and called the Droid Xtreme or just Droid X. And the latest round of rumors also claims the Droid X headed to Verizon sometime in July. And it’ll run Android 2.1 and an updated version of the MotoBlur interface.

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Western Digital Mac-friendly My Book Studio LX external HDD

Western Digital has announced a new external hard drive, called the My Book Studio LX which comes with a FireWire 800 interface that makes it suitable for Mac machines including iMac, G5 and MacBook Pro. The WD MyBook Studio LX HDD has been shaped like a hard-cover book, housed in a cooling aluminum case and features an always-on and customizable digital e-label.

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Archos ultra-slim dual-core Atom-based 13-inch notebook

Archos has readied an ultra slim 13-inch notebook that packs a dual-core 1.66GHz Intel Atom D510. The 13-inch screen of this notebook maxes at a resolution of 1366×768 pixels. The device also packs 1GB RAM and 160GB HDD.

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