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Apple Tablet is all about the content

Apple’s upcoming tablet will be emphasized more on its content. The device combines hardware, software and media on one. Once it’s in your hands, you will get to read lots of content on it. That’s how it’s fun and useful, it’ll be loaded with lots of contents. Unlike Apple’s past mistake such as the Apple TV, just a device that has only hardware and software but no content to consume.

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Carpet Radio makes use of those standing on it as the antennas

The Carpet Radio is an interesting concept which is a piece of carpet capable of receiving radio signals. The most amazing part is it uses the person standing on it as the tuner and antenna to tune into the radio stations.

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Radiation levels of 1,200 cellphones for health-conscious

Health conscious geeks would love to stay aware of the radiation levels of the cellphones or smart phones in their hands. Here comes a new online tool that allows consumer to easily identify the radiation level emitted by the cellphone in your hand or the model in your wish list.

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Spaceship-shaped KEF wireless subwoofer

Wireless speakers are what we love here as they can keep your home free from tangled wires. Here comes the KEF wireless sub-woofer that allows your music player to transmit music to it wirelessly and it blasts your music loud in the pleasing low range.

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StressWatch tells time and your stress levels

We’re people whose lives full of stress, it’s time for you to learn your stress levels so you could probably tackle stress on the run. Wearing one of these Stress Watches will be the best way to know your stress level, which has reached certain unbearable level, and it’s time to relax.

The StressWatch has a watch face that shows a black bar graph to tell you your stress levels. The blues and greens mean you’re mellow, but the pink, red or orange means that you’re stressed out. The StressWatch could possibly read your pulse or sweat from your wrist.

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Hi-tech colorful water filters

Smart Water Systems have produced a new range of high-tech and colorful water filters that shall fit and blend well with the existing decors of your home. The Smart Water filters are available in a number of bright colors, which each filter comes equipped with a digital display, features a number of buttons for extra hot and hot/cold temperature controls.

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Bayer Contour USB glucose tracker for diabetics

Bayer Contour USB meter is a little device that allows the diabetics to measure their blood glucose levels and then plugs the device into a computer for further analysis.

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Microsoft Courier dual-screen booklet

Microsoft is prepping a prototype of a dual-screen booklet, called Courier which is supposed to rival the rumored Apple iTablet when it’s finally released. With dual screens the device is supposed to provide better usability, which should be as handy as what a dual-screen computer can offer.

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Pioneer’s free iPhone GPS app syncs with in-dash GPS units

You’d have thought “forget about TomTom or Navigon, since Pioneer is offering a free GPS app for the iPhone”. But don’t get it wrong, the Pioneer’s free GPS iPhone app, AVIC Feeds, is meant for syncing with any one of the two models of the in-dash Pioneer GPS units, AVIC-U310BT and AVIC-Z110BT.

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World’s smallest wireless N USB adapter

Wireless N is now official. If your laptop or netbook does not come with a built-in wireless N connectivity, you can simply get a wireless N USB adapter from TrendNet. What they have here is the world’s tinniest wireless N USB adapter, which you can easily hook it up to your computer’s USB port and get onto a WiFi hotspot that supports wireless N (802.11n) for higher speed

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