While Intel might have a great figure to show off and party at the coming weekend, Google may also join the great figure-war party. The Android Market now has 100,000 apps in the store, and total download hits have reached the 1 billion mark. All this figures come from AndroLib.
It’s also interesting to note that it took just under three months to get from 50,000 to the 100,000 mark. AndroLib’s data also notes that over 14,000 applications became available during the month of June, and over 10,000 have appeared already in July.
Lian Li is always related to quality titanium computer case, as they always produce quality products. But it is rare to see Lian Li selling HDD enclosure, but then they do relate themselves to anything ‘case’. What’s more, their new enclosure comes with support for USB3.0!
Their newest USB 3.0 HDD/SSD enclosure is called the EX-10Q. Measuring 75mm x 12mm x 130mm, this aluminum enclosure has a USB 2.0/3.0 interface and can house a single 2.5-inch SATA I/II HDD or SSD. It comes in 4 colors, namely red, silver, black and blue. The Lian Li EX-10Q will start shipping in early August for a retail price of $30.
It’s rare to see flexible keyboards nowadays, but the Brando Flexible keyboard is not your ordinary flexi-keyboard. Its Bluetooth enabled too, which means you can link it to your iPhone or iPad. It has a build-in rechargeable battery, with 85 keys and 5 build-in keys for mobile phone functions including switch, menu, SMS, cancel, and OK button. This shows that Brando is serious to hit this into the smartphone market. What’s more, this flexi-keyboard is also waterproof and dustproof, and only cost you $40.
Jean Helfenstein surely has a creative head, as his Rot.Sketch app surely is a funky app to play with.
You start by drawing a random design on the screen by swiping with one finger to create a moving point, or with two fingers to create a moving line, and then you literally spin your iPhone or iPod Touch on a flat surface to create the psychedelic digital designs.
Watch the video below to understand even further how the funky app works. But then, if you have it on your iPhone 4, it’s going to be a painful game. Have a look at the video to know why. The app itself is not yet available however, as it is still pending approval from the iTunes App Store.
When it comes to quality tripod, many would not know of the brand Fotopro. Gorillapod has been the known brand to mult-limbed mini tripods for many casual photographers. But Fotopro’s new RM-110 flexible tripod ‘Spide’ seemed to be a good challenger.
Sony’s new handycam is HD-Ready and comes with big-ass lense that is interchangeable. This is the 1st consumer-aimed HD camcorder that has such feather, which sets a new standard for consumer-camcorder. What’s more, the microphone that tags along has a long name that makes it super elite. The omnidirectional Quad Capsule Spatial Array Stereo Microphone sits on top of the 14.2 megapixel APS HD CMOS sensor capable camcorder, letting you to record super crisp audio so that your HD homemade video won’t sound bad too. The camcorder is capable of full HD 1080p footage in AVCHDTM format, thanks to the E18-200mm F3.5-6.3 OSS lens that provide a stable 11x zoom ability. Thought, you’ll have to fork out $1,999.99 for the camcorder, and some extras too for a new Memory Stick so that you won’t run out of space for the huge file size HD video clips.
We usually gets trailer only for movies, but hardly do we get any other products that receives trailer. What more, an awesome trailer that looks like something from Halo. Motorola’s Droid X will be launched in United States tomorrow, for $199.99 with 2 years contracts ($569.99 standalone retail price).
Tag Heuer will surely ring a bell as the famous watch manufacturer. Famous for their gorgeous watches, Tag Heuer also makes fancy eyewear. Their new Squadra night vision glasses now join the luxury lineup eyewear.
Nowadays every automobile manufacturer is obsessed with EV. Of kush there’s nothing wrong with that, as everyone’s playing their part in saving mother earth. Yamaha has just ‘returned’ to the EV market, with their electric zoom zoom scooter, the EC-03.
Apple has recently acquired a company called Poly9, a firm from Canada. Poly9 makes interactive 3D software designed for use in a browser. A counter attack for Google’s hugely famous and widely used Google Earth application? Or perhaps a gps-like app specifically for Apple’s product? It would seemed suitable for those 5-inch mini iPads that’s coming soon.
Poly9 is not Apple’s 1st mapping service company thought. Placebase was acquired by Apple last year. Poly9 already have an app similar to Google Earth, called the Poly9 Globe project, which is only 303kb and is compatible on all platform. With the two mapping service companies under the same umbrella, it sure will be a force to recon with.
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