64GB iPhone 4 available for sale

We all know there are only two official versions of iPhone 4, a 16GB and 32GB. Apple has never released a 64GB iPhone 4 but the “grey market” in China has exactly a 64GB version of the iPhone 4 for sale. The 64GB iPhone 4 is suspected to be a prototype that got axed by Apple, and it’s also marked with prototype numbers like XXXXX and FCC IDs like BCG-XXXXXX.

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Track your data usage on your Android smartphone with SPB Wirelsss monitor app

SPB has released the Wireless Monitor app, allowing you to track data usage right on your Android devices. The app is handy, while you’re on roaming data, so you can be sure you won’t exceed any limit that needs you to incur extra cost.

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Redpark Console Cable with RJ45 connector, allows your iDevice to be a management console for Cisco networking devices

Cisco network professionals who are also iPhone or iPad users, will find the Redpark Console Cable very useful. This Redpark Console cable comes with a 30-pin Apple connector on one end and the other end is an RJ45 connector; allowing you to hook up your iDevice to any Cisco network equipment and manage it using the “Get Console” app.

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WALdok, cordless charger with speaker, plugs into any wall outlet to charge your iPhone or iPod Touch

We have always emphasized on wanting to be free from tangling wires, so we’d love to see charger that comes without the hassles of tangling wires. WALdok will be the perfect cordless charger that you need if you do not want wires to clutter up your living space.

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Elfoid – a mini humanoid, telepresence robot with cell phone capabilities

Japanese have high dependency on robots. Now, they have a better idea, which combines a mini humanoid, telepresence robot and a cell phone into a single device called the Elfoid. The Elfoid was developed by Japan’s Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute (ATR), which aims to make communication more intimate and personal.

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HP shows off the Fossil Metal Watch, which works as a hub for other mobile devices

HP thinks that you need a little handier device to be aware of almost everything including incoming calls, text messages and social networking activities of your friends etc. Finally, HP has decided to team up with Fossil to come up with a watch called the Metal Watch. And of course, it’s meant to be worn on your wrist which serves as a hub for other mobile devices.

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Trade in first-gen iPad to subsidize cost of upgrade to iPad 2 with NextWorth

Today’s Apple event will be where the iPad 2 officially announced. If you’re a first-gen iPad user, it should be a good idea to trade in the first-gen iPad you own, to subsidize some cost for the upgrade to iPad 2. NextWorth now offers pretty high trade-in values for your first generation iPad with “Light Wear” as follows:

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iPad 2 with Thunderbolt and 1.2GHz CPU accidentally leaked on Amazon

Amazon is at it again, having accidentally published a device on one of its online stores (Amazon.de) before its official annoucement. The screenshot shown here was where a 16GB iPad 2 initially found, showing it with the support of Thunderbolt and a 1.2GHz CPU. But the page has been taken down, which currently leads you to a 404 page.

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iPhone 5 to come with a larger 4-inch display?

iPhone 5 is one of the most anticipated mobile devices for the year of 2011. And it’s been expected to be announced sometime this summer. So, it’s time for a number of speculations about its specs to start surfacing. A recently leaked photo shows the new iPhone’s digitizer panel, suggests that the iPhone 5 will have a screen larger than 3.5-inches, and likely be a 4-inch display.

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World’s first fully wireless display unveiled by Fujitsu

Fujitsu has readied a fully wireless display, which means it doesn’t need any cable or wire for both data and power connections. The new Fujitsu’s wireless display is exactly what you need to stay completely free from tangling wires.

The Fujitsu’s wireless display is based on magneto-induction technology, which allows it to work in specially designed hotspots by just placing the monitor on it. It’s similar to the Powermat wireless induction charger, but with bigger and increased energy output, allowing it to fit the base of the monitor and power it at the same time.

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