New Google Glass Project Video

A new video showing the capabilities of the revolutionary Project Glass was published from Google to maintain their fans interest at a high level.

Unfortunately, the Glasses won't be available until 2014 so Google till then has to keep reminding us the Project.

In this video we see Laetitia Gayno, wife of an engineer at Google, wearing the Glasses and taking pictures of the baby, while using Google+ Hangout with her parents from France.

Unboxing Nintendo 3DS XL

The first Nintendo 3DS XL came to the hands of the few lucky byers and the first unboxing videos have arrived. We don't know the price on the market yet but Nortec Multimedia has it on their shelves for 230 euro.

Test your vehicle's performance using 'Torque' for your Android smartphone

The Android App Torque does not need any extra hardware to function. All you need is an Android smartphone and 'Torque'.

Torque collects data from GPS, compass, barometer and accelometer of the phone and computes your vehicle's acceleration and performance.

If you need more accurate data you can also connect your phone to OBD-II of the car to collect data from the brain.

Huawei Device @Mobile Asia Expo 2012

Huawei is one of the top providers ICT world wide. Recently at the Mobile Asia Expo 2012 Huawei presented high end products: Smartphones like Ascend D quad, Ascend D1 dual-core, quad core HD tablet MediaPad 10 FHD, dual core smartphone Ascend P1 and the devices Mobile WiFi E5331 and E5151.

The WiFi modem of Huawei works also as a WiFi hotspot, allowing up to 5 connections and has a USB port.

Crucket Keyboard @Smartphones

Microsoft seems to be trying new things for the future of Windows Phone devices and one of them is the crucket keyboard. To quote WMPowerUser, Microsoft is testing a crucket QWERTY keyboard, which will facilitate those who use only one hand to type at their smartphone while it will support XT9.

The website also states that the crucket keyboard will be part of Windows 8. We just have to wait and see.

iCade Mobile

The iCade Mobile iPhone/iPad controller, is already out in the market.
For example we know that Think Geek offers iCade for 70$ reminding us that it offers a D-Pad, 4 action buttons and you can use it in portrait and landscape.

Smartphones, not for calling and messaging

Most smartphone users spend their time serfing the web and playing games rather than actually calling.

This is according to a research performed by O2.

The results are kind of what we would have expected: