iPhone Lego app converts your photos into Lego brick mosaics

Lego has launched their official Lego photo application for the iPhone, which is an interesting application that can turn any photos you have into Lego mosaic bricks.

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Sleep Aid iPhone app analyzes snoring

If you’re a heavy snorer, the most suffering should be your partner as he or she will not get good sleep every night due to the “heavy engine sounds” from you that stop them from getting good sleep.

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BerrySki BlackBerry app offers analysis of skiing route and offline GPS maps

Skiers will sometimes go missing in their skiing route. Even you’re equipped with a GPS-enabled gadget but you will most likely fail to load the online GPS maps, which is due to the site you go skiing is out of your device’s network coverage. But the BerrySki Blackberry app works differently, as it offers offline maps for North America and Europe (coming soon). With the BerrySki loaded on your BlackBerry, you’ll sure be able to go according to your planned route.

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Dazzboard webtop for Android smartphones

Dazzboard, the webtop application has announced the availability of their online web app for Android smartphones. Dazzboard is simply an online web desktop application that allows your Android-powered device to push and pull data to and from your computer and share your media on various social networking sites such as Facebook, Flickr etc.

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Joby Gorillacam – an iPhone camera self-timer application

Joby has launched the Gorillacam, an application for the iPhone that makes iPhone’s camera possible to use for group photo taking. The Gorillacam has added a number of functions to the camera of the iPhone including a self-timer, time-lapse, and continuous rapid-fire shooting.

With the Gorillacam app, you can set a custom delay time on your iPhone while taking a self-portrait or group photos.

The Gorillacam app, together with the Joby’s popular Gorillamobile (a flexible stand for the iPhone) are great accessories that you must get your iPhone equipped with while go traveling, so you can have greater flexibility of taking photos. Read more in the press release below

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iPhone smart alarm app wakes you up earlier if it’s bad weather

You do not wanna be late to work or miss your appointment when it was bad weather, such as it was snowing and your car was covered by thick snow. In this situation, you’ll have to wake up at least 20 minutes earlier, so you could scrap the snow off your car windshield.

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Google Chrome OS on a USB flash drive

The Google Chrome OS is a web-centric operating system, which every application will be web-based and launch in a browser. And the OS itself is just a launchpad of the browser. If you wanna try out the Chrome OS on your netbook, now you can get the Chrome OS on a USB stick, allows you to boot it and run on your netbook.

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ProFORMA 3D Scanner creates 3D models using a webcam

The ProFORMA 3D Scanner is a much more simplified 3D scanning system that uses a webcam to capture an object and creates the 3D textured model from the object. ProFORMA is short for “Probabilistic Feature-based On-line Rapid Model Acquisition”, a system built by Qi Pan at the Cambridge University. And the test software will be made for both Windows and Linux platforms soon.

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Most expensive Ocarina made using iPhones

The Smule Ocarina application turns the iPhone into an Ocarina, a musical instrument which you can blow on it and with the help of some finger actions, to produce nice music. Now with three iPhones loaded with the Ocarina apps, they have been combined into a single Ocarina device that offers more finger controls.

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Windows 7 starter edition with limitations, upsets netbook users

Netbook users are totally upset by the Windows 7 starter edition as the new OS comes with limitations, which you didn’t get with Windows XP on netbooks. Most netbook users were unaware of the limitations although Microsoft have openly said that the starter edition can’t do everything.

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