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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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Hybrid motherboard + gadgets we missed

The Hybrid motherboard is a new concept that allows you to have two computers on one mobo. This hybrid mobo supports two completely different configurations that you can switch between. You can also do some other interesting things on this hybrid motherboard, such as high and lower power thing, having two different types of processors running and more. Video shows you the Hybrid mobo in action after the jump.

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WiFi dowsing rod – earthy way of WiFi detection

The WiFi dowsing rod, designed by Miket is a more earthy way of detecting WiFi networks while you’re out. At least, bringing along one of these dowsing rods, making it less obvious that you’re actually trying to sneak into a WiFi zone for free Internet connection.

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iTwinge keyboard turns iPhone into a BlackBerry

The best part of a BlackBerry is its full-fledged QWERTY, which is so handy for typing messages using your two thumbs. If you’re an iPhone user, you get only the touchscreen version of QWERTY, which lacks of the actual feel and tactile feedback of a physical QWERTY of a BlackBerry.

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Optima OP3W netbook with built-in 3G module

The Chinese Optima OP3W netbook will come equipped with a built-in 3G UMTS module, which allows you to insert a 3G SIM card so you can hook up to the Internet via the 3G network.

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Kwikset and Schlage electronic locks notify you by email when door unlocked

If you wanna keep track of when your spouse or kids coming home and going out, you can have an electronic lock installed on your main door, which is the kind of lock that can send you an email when the door is opened. Currently, there are two companies, Kwikset and Schlage, making these smart electronic locks.

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Motorola first Android phone CLIQ aka DEXT + weekly round-up

The first Motorola’s Android smartphone, called the CLIQ aka DEXT, has been announced by the company for the T-Mobils USA. The Motorola CLIQ comes equipped with the Motorola MOTOBLUR UI, which presents tight integration to social networks.

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