With more than 4,000 iPod accessories, it takes a phenomenal gadget to stand out from the crowd. MiShare is one such gadget. MiShare is the brainchild of two Brooklyn, NY based designers. Their concept is simple - sharing music between two iPods. This is an idea that has been done before but not as well as the miShare. One of the first issues that the developers faced was making sure that they did not violate digital rights management software protected songs from places like the iTunes Store. MiShare, unlike the original Napster, is designed for one to one file sharing. DRM protected songs will transfer but the new owner must contact iTunes Store for authorization and password.

MiShare is simple and easy to use. You are able to transfer music, video, photos and other files without a computer or any cables. The sender iPod is known as the pitcher and the receiving iPod is the catcher. Create an “on the go playlist” for the “pitcher” iPod. The “catcher” iPod needs to be in manual mode. MiShare has two 30 pin connectors on each side. Connect the “pitcher” to MiShare’s source connector and the “catcher” to the other connector. Push MiShare’s only button to initiate transfer. MiShare is a USB 2.0 device allowing file transfers to occur at the highest rates possible. An average transfer rate is 500 kb/second.

MiShare LLC’s cofounder is Nathaniel Wice. He describes MiShare as a constant work in progress. Currently MiShare is not compatible with all iPods. Other iPods can only be “pitchers” or “catchers” but not both. The developers will be releasing updated software to correct these and other known issues in a few weeks. Further plans include making MiShare iPhone and the Touch compatible with a later update.

MiShare costs $99. It is amazingly efficient gadget. Its work in progress mind set is troublesome. Never release a product until you have at least 99% of the bugs worked out of it. MiShare is a product which is long overdue. MP3 players in general, and iPods in particular, have joined the elite group of products like television sets and computers that are part of every modern home.

Tags: gadget catalogs, new technology, desktop gadgets, new discovery, fad gadget, gadget news, currency gadget

Okay, so its really a punch in the chest with the new gaming vest available from TN Games.

This new gadget is a full upper body vest that connects via USB to your shooting game, and allows you to feel like you are really there in the middle of the action. The software that comes with the vest links to several games already available on the market. Then as you play your game, you will feel each “hit” and even feel it WHERE you are “hit.” Next time you take a “bullet to the shoulder” you will feel a punch from your gaming vest!

The most recent convention that this vest was shown at left players with indelible smiles as they left the display booth. They were shocked at the realistic feel and the inherent adrenaline rush they got from playing such a realistic version of their favorite games.

The question remains, though, who truly wants to get beaten up by their video game? There are bound to be millions. Of those millions, there may be many that have actually lived through the situations, and are still just as interested in playing the games using the vest.

An interview of an avid game player, and decorated Army combat veteran revealed that the soldiers coming home from serving for the United States in Operation Enduring Freedom in Iraq are just as willing and eager to try this device. This may appeal to them as well if they have a few friends or relatives who do not understand exactly what they had to deal with in the war zone. This incredible technology puts the player into the game, rather than having them play as a spectator. What better way to understand your loved one than to virtually step into their Kevlar and experience it for yourself.

The Air Force veterans will also get a kick out of this vest. That’s right, not only can you feel bullets hit you, switch over to play a game that has you flying fighter jets and you will feel the “g-force” of the plane as you fly. You will also feel the shake of the plane if it is struck by enemy fire.

This new toy is available already, and can be used with 11 popular games that you may already have in your game library. Check them out at the TN Games website!

Tags: cool gadget, gadget news, engadget, new discovery, gizmodo, new tech, cool new gadgets

The photo bug will be thrilled to have this easy to use scanner to put their photographs from their earliest pictures onto their PC with a push of a button.

The photo lab has now been super-shrunk and put into your living room. The negatives you still store in the acid-free boxes are on their way out the door. The film scanner will take the 35 millimeter format negatives from your pictures are loaded into the scanner and then transferred to your PC as 5 mega pixel digital files.

Imagine being able to get rid of those hundreds of boxes of photographs with their little envelopes of negatives that fall out and scatter every time you look through the box. Now you can scan through them all, and ditch the originals.

Those photos you took while on vacation years ago can now be scanned and shared with someone planning to visit the same place. You can become somewhat of a tour guide for the areas you have visited, and help others explore with some information from a first hand source.

The possibilities are endless when you combine the scanner with the automatic settings to correct for damage that has accrued over time. So the next anniversary that comes around for mom and dad has its gift in progress already. Create a digital photo slideshow of all the pictures of your parents and family as time goes by. Give grandma and grandpa a show of the big events in the grandkids lives, along side those same events of your childhood.

Give this as a gift for a wedding, and let the bride and groom have the chance to not only create digital images of their childhoods, but let them see each other grow up and become the people they are today.

The only requirements are a USB port and Windows XP. The small gadget sits on the desk next to the computer, and is about the size of the ancient automatic pencil sharpener. This device is just a little more useful.

Tags: gizmos, cool gadgets, cool gadget, fun new gadgets, engadget, fun gadgets, cool new gadgets

The solution for the gadget geek that lives with a neat freak is the ultimate in organization - the PowerDesk.

The neat freak likes their world to be ordered, clean, and in its place. The gadget geek generally likes their gadget information to be organized, but the rest of the world takes a far second place in the line of importance. Now the two can combine in one office desk for the den of the opposite attracting couple.

The PowerDesk is a sleek looking desk that has all the essential computer parts built right in to it. There are no unsightly spider webs of wires, and less hardware to collect dust. The desk is custom built with the computer included in the price.

The power button is directly on the front where a drawer would usually sit, and the tower, disk drive, and USB ports are attached underneath the desktop. Then the flat screen monitor sits on top, along with the wireless keyboard and mouse. The only two cords that will remain are the power cords to the monitor and hard drive.

Prices begin around $1800, and there are, as with any gadget geared product, plenty of upgrades and options. This will essentially hide the less pleasing parts of the computer, and leave visible a clear desktop that seems organized and clutter free. And NO WIRES!

The neat freak will no longer have to unweave the mess of wires that the gadget geek has wired to connect all the parts of the computer and upgrades they have. The desk can be build to directly accommodate the individuals needs.

Don’t worry, the desk is available for a work setting as well. You can have the neatest, organized office in the building. Or make people think you don’t even use a computer because they don’t see any wires or towers!

Tags: new technology, fun gadgets, gizmos, cool gadgets, gadget news, cool gadget, fun new gadgets

Even if it is your cubicle, you can keep others from crossing into your space with laser trip wires.

Now you can set up a 007 perimeter that only you know how to get through. The laser trip wires are available for consumer purchase and set up in seconds. Just line them up where you need to know something is passing, and be satisfied that you will be alerted when you need to. You can line them up along doorways, windows, desktops, or even a driveway.

Never wonder if someone is sneaking up on you, know for sure.

This spy gadget is reasonable in price, and compares to professional types that are used in well known places like museum displays. Now you too can enjoy the feeling of security within your own predetermined area that the jewelry stores feel when they put expensive items on display.

The alarm on the laser trip wires is set off by the laser line being breached. The incredibly loud 48 decibel alarm sounds for 5 seconds, sufficiently scaring off an intruder, and alerting you to their presence. The prospective burglar will be startled into immediate retreat, and the little brother will likely never venture through your door again.

At around $30 for a basic version, these make a great gift for someone that is feeling a little uneasy in their surroundings. The easy set up allows for quick adjustments and movement to the areas needed. It also comes with a spray bottle for water that will allow the lines to be seen when sprayed on them.

Invite your friends over and set up a 007 maze to challenge each other to work through. Its like a new techie version of skill similar to the operation game of childhood. Only now, the sound reaches much higher decibels. Can you worm your way through?

Tags: engadget, gizmodo, cool gadget, new technology, fun gadgets, fun new gadgets, new discovery

Feel like the worlds best spy guy with the new camera watch from Casio!

This new spy-like gadget will take pictures that can be for ‘your eyes only” on your tiny 1MB camera, or use the IR port to transfer the images to your computer.

The time is not enough any longer. Now the watches that are on the future plans tables have to include some sort of fancy addition. There are watches that can track the wearer via GPS, there are watches that read the temperature, and there are watches that have a barometer. Now the digital camera is an obvious addition to the market.Be careful what you wish for though, because the gadgets may become more tempting than one realizes. The camera watch was just recently in the news, not for its technological prowess, but for the resulting inappropriate use of it.In Thailand, a student was expelled from University for cheating on a test. He was wearing a camera watch that was taking pictures of a test and sending it to another student elsewhere on campus. The other student then sent the answers to the test back via text messages. This stands as a warning to those of us who value our privacy. There could be someone taking pictures of us from their wristwatch, so always be aware of your surroundings. You never know where the next camera will appear (and not be seen by the general public.)The Casio version allows the user to take around 100 pictures, as well as take them in black and white, add comments to them, and then transfer all the images their computer. The advances open a world of picture taking that has not been seen before. The perspective of a person’s wrist height will allow many of us to remember the world as seen by a child. Perhaps that can be the next advertisement for the watch! 

Tags: new discovery, cool gadgets, fun gadgets, gizmos, fun new gadgets, gadget news, new technology

The Dancing Water Fountain is now portable and desktop sized.

Imagine you are entering the luxury resort of your dreams. Picture the gold scroll design on the double doors, opening as you approach at the hands of a dapper doorperson with a spotless uniform and indelible smile. Your gaze wanders to the center of a glass topped atrium with a gentle flowing water fountain shooting streams of water in a soothing rhythm. Your ears take in the calming sounds of a concerto with a tropical flavor. You are in paradise.Now imagine that feeling while you take a break from working on the computer all morning, and gaze at your desktop water fountain. You will feel like you have taken a mini-vacation from work in just a few short minutes of enjoyment. When you resume your work, you will be refreshed and at peace.This can happen with the dancing water fountain from Brando. It has 13 different working water jets to put on a lively dancing water show, and give your brain and soul a recharge to finish your day. Then take the fountain home with you and use it to unwind at the end of your day. Relax as you watch the pleasing patterns and hear the soothing water sounds of the positive charged sprinkles.Similar to other water features available on the market, this one will run around 45 US dollars. While there are other kinds of water gardens and fountains available, only a dancing water fountain can bring the elegant style and peaceful sounds all in one portable feature. It runs on batteries, and therefore can be placed anywhere that can use some infused mellow vibes. The action of the Brando version is voice or music activated. So if the sound does not please you while you work quietly, it will not be activated. Then when you take your morning break, stretch your legs, and switch on the music player, the fountain will begin its contribution and work its magic. Or better yet, sing to yourself to increase the oxygen flow in your body, and watch the water respond like an appreciative audience.

Bring the resort to your office with the portable dancing water fountain, and have a mini-vacation every day.

Tags: new discovery, gizmodo, gadget news, new tech, cool gadget, new technology, gizmos

C-jump Factory’s latest game, C-jump Ski and Snowboard Race, is a “Computer Programming Board Game.” C-jump Factory designed it to teach young children the basics of computer languages like C++, Java and C. C-jumps game designer describes game play. “The child calculates number of steps in the move, including addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication of small numbers. The game helps to develop understanding of a complete computer program, formed by logical sequences of commands… By moving around the board, entering loops, branching under conditional and switch statements, the players gain physical experience of a complete program. Understanding of the internal action of a computer is essential to understanding what software is. Static program causes dynamic process in the computer. By playing the game, players see this process as physical and spacial motion.” Good communication is the core of any teaching endeavor. C-jump fails to communicate its idea to parents and teachers with language like this.

C-jump endeavors to teach children such concepts as “goto,” “if-then,” “if-then-else,” variables, loops and the break command. The game board gives a clear description of each term when a player reaches it. This is the core of the game’s problem. Looking at the board is like standing at the bottom of Mt. Everest and looking up. Most children will ask, “Do I have to play that?” C-jump more closely resembles the Periodic Table of Elements than a game board. C-jump might be successful if a child played it for months. Repetition, questions and answers would help the concepts to sink in.

The idea behind C-jump is a sound one. Children need to be exposed to computer programming at an early age. A game that teaches children computer programing is an excellent idea. It would be a lot more effective if it was released as a game for the PC or one of the portable game consoles. Children could write small programs and see the programs run on the screen. If a company like C-jump Factory could negotiate a deal with Disney, Pokemon, Sonic or some other game franchise to lend their characters to an educational game, that game would be a lot more successful. The franchise characters will draw attention to the game and sound game design will educate children in game programming. It would be a win/win solution.

Tags: new technology, gizmodo, fun new gadgets, engadget, fun gadgets, cool new technology, gadgets

Helio’s latest gadget is Ocean. Calling it a cell phone would be to grossly mislabel all of the powerful features Helio has packed within it. Ocean is a portable communication center that provides 5.1 hours of cell talk time. Its dimensions are 4.33″ x 2.20″ x .86″ and weighs 5.61 ounces. Ocean features include 2.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera, Bluetooth compatible, Video Camera, MP3 player and Photo caller ID. Ocean’s features a 2.4 inch QVGA touch screen display at 240 x 320 resolution.

David Talbot in Soul of the Machine, describes Helio’s Ocean unique design. “Jun’s solution: give the device not two orientations but three. The first orientation, of course, is vertical–for the phone. The second, with the QWERTY keyboard open, is horizontal; in this configuration, the d-pad is on the right, for scrolling through messages. The Ocean’s software changes the orientation of the displayed material depending on which slider is pulled out. But Jun asked game manufacturers to give Helio versions of their software that essentially played upside down. Flip the device 180 degrees, keeping both sliders closed, and the game is now playing right-side up–with the datapad on the left. “That was a nice move on his part, so it doesn’t undermine the gaming experience.”

Ocean’s best feature is its E-mail mastery. It is easy to mange multiple accounts with Helio’s communication device. Ocean has a message dashboard that easily accesses Yahoo Messenger and E-mail, AOL Messenger and E-mail, Gmail, Hotmail, Windows Live Messenger and E-mail, Helio E-mail and Earthlink E-mail. Ocean also supports push mail. It can receive from MSN Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL. Ocean can even wirelessly synchronize with Microsoft Outlook. This is your complete E-mail handling device.

Helio’s Ocean also masters multiple contact lists. It synchronizes AOL, Yahoo and Helio Mail address books. Begin typing the person you want to contact and Ocean searches through all three address books to find his address. It will also let you know if he is currently logged into a supported Messenger account. (Yahoo, AOL, or Windows Live)

Helio’s Ocean sells for $199. It is a powerful communication device that is a must have for road warriors. With Ocean, you wield a power communication device in a compact size.

Tags: gadgets, cool new gadgets, gadget news, engadget, fun new gadgets, cool gadgets, new discovery

HTC announced their plans for their latest gadget, a little more than a year ago. The HTCX9000 Shift CDMA is a 800 MHz ultra mobile PC with 1 GB of memory. With dimensions of 8.2 x 5.1 x 1 inches and a weight of 1.8 pounds, HTC’s latest gadget is definitely ultra compact. Shift includes HTC SnapVUE software, a streamlined version of Windows Mobile. This allows you to quickly gain access to contacts, calendar and E-mail. This is an excellent feature for an ultra light PC to have. Windows Vista is also included if you need to use more powerful applications.

The HTCX9000 does not come with a long list of features. This UMPC central feature is a sliding mini-keyboard. HTC is to be commended for its quality construction of the Shift. The mini-keyboard moves smoothly but securely when you turn the UMPC into a laptop. The reduced keyboard means that you probably won’t write your next novel on it, but it is large enough that you can type and edit most documents. Function Keys 1thru10 are combined with the number keys and require combination keyboarding to use. F11 and F12 have been completely removed from the HTCX9000 Shift. The keyboard also lacks back lighting. You will need to have a light source nearby for late night keyboarding.

HTCX9000 Shift’s touchscreen can easily rotate into your designed position. HTC includes a one-button resolution change - from 1024 x 600 down to 800 x 480. Shift also features speakers, a tiny trackpad, SD expansion slot, webcam 40 GB hard drive and fingerprint scanner. It is WiFi and Bluetooth compatible. You can receive E-mail messages instantly due to Microsoft’s Direct Push.

The HTCX9000 will sell for $1499. It is only available for pre-ordering now. With the different options available today, the HTCX9000 Shift seems to be lacking. If portability is more important to you than processing power, the Shift could be the UMPC for you. Its lightweight would meet the needs for a business traveler with modest computing needs. Windows Vista can run on the Shift, but it runs slowly. Most consumers would be better off shifting to another company and spending t$1500 on a slightly heavier but more powerful laptop.

Tags: new tech, cool new gadgets, fun gadgets, cool new technology, new technology, cool gadgets, gizmos

San Diego’s Chumby Industries have designed the most unique product of the month, the Chumby. It is like a digital chum that keeps you informed on what’s going on in the world. The Chumby is 5 ½” wide, 4 1/4″ tall, 3 1/4″ deep (base) and 2 1/4″ (top). Its about the size of a coffee cup. Your Chumby comes in three different colors: latte, pearl and basic black. You need to have a computer, broadband internet and a wireless router to use Chumby.

Chumby is one of the most customizable gadgets on the market today. One of its core features is an alarm clock. Not only can you program different alarm options for every day of week, you can program different music, news, video to play when your alarm sounds. Chumby can play MP3 music through its speakers. It can even charge your iPod at the same time. Chumby allows you to send e-cards to other Chumby owners.

You use your PC to select a number of “widgets.” Widgets are what drives Chumby and make it such an incredible device. You can set the Chumby to display news, sports score, weather, music when you wake up. Chumby is also a digital photo frame. You can see pictures or video from your MySpace, Picasa, Photobucket, Flickr or Facebook accounts. Chumby can even monitor your E-mail accounts and alert you to new mail.

Chumby Industries have designed a free network filled with features to enhance your Chumby experience. The Chumby Network will send your digital chum movie previews, music, games, special offers and customized alarm clocks. Since Chumby widgets use open source - third-party programmers are constantly designing new widgets. Chumby Industries also include several internet radio options including SHOUTcast, Mediafly and Radio Free Chumby.

Chumby Industries Chumby is an incredible device. Plug it in and it takes 30 seconds to power up. Chumby costs $179.95. The gadget is the epitome of Push technology. You create your own multimedia newspaper where you get the data feeds that you want. From reviewing your Netflix order list to watching your eBay auction items, Chumby is the ultimate personalized gadget.

Tags: new discovery, new tech, cool gadget, gizmos, cool gadgets, gizmodo, cool new gadgets

Most seek more from life than working 40 or more hours a week. Even in harsh economic times, people will still find money to pamper themselves. Evavo Wellness, a company that was started in 2005, takes full advantage of this with their latest product - the Fuiji Cyber Relax. It is a massage chair. Evavo Wellness designed their chair according to ancient Japanese massage techniques. The Fuji Cyber Relax has broken into entirely new markets for massage chairs. Siddharth Shetty, MD, Evavo explains, “Popular perception may consider institutional sales to be higher than retail in this segment, possibly because they are very expensive. However, the balance has changed in favor of the latter. Retail has not only come to power with institutional sales, it is also the fastest growing segment.” Consumers are now purchasing quality luxury items that they can enjoy in their homes whenever they desire.

A massage in the Fuji Cyber Relax lasts 30 minutes. Its dimensions with the footrest stored is: 27.9 x 44 x 43.7 inches. The Fuji Cyber Relax weighs 142 lbs. Evavo Wellness includes a remote control unit with their gadget which allows consumers to make their own massage selections. They can choose the power, duration and type of massage. Evavo Wellness even includes a spine curvature display so that sitters’ can have the chair adjust to their frame. This maximizes the sitter’s comfort and massage experience. The Fuji Cyber Relax has been designed to make a user’s massage as individualized as possible. A 3D navigation sensor helps Evavo achieve this goal. The sensor determines the contour of a sitter’s body. The sitter’s contour experience slight changes daily and varies from individual to individual. The Fuji Cyber Relax produces customized kneading to remove stress. The massage chair footrest also gently massages. The massage goal for this area is to promote better circulation in the legs. Ancient Shiatsu massage techniques find new technological life throughout the Fuji Cyber Relax massage chair. The Fuji Cyber Relax is an excellent massage chair. As devices like this become more common throughout the world, humanity’s stress levels will decrease. Evavo’s latest massage chair could easily make the world a better place - one massage at a time.

Tags: cool new technology, gizmos, gadgets, new technology, gizmodo, fun new gadgets, fun gadgets

Many companies pack their gadgets with so many features. The gadgets become “jack of all trades but masters of none.” Equip breaks this mode with their latest gadget - a Digital FM Transmitter with LCD Display. The beauty of this device lies in its simplicity. You plug the stereo jack into your music source’s an audio out port or head phone socket. Find an empty channel on your FM radio. (Anywhere between 88.1 and 107.9 MHz) Tune the Digital FM Transmitter to the same frequency. Turn on all devices - music device, Digital FM Transmitter and your FM radio which can be located anywhere within your house. Output from your music source can now be heard on any FM device tuned to your station.

Equip’s Digital FM Transmitter has the following dimensions: 52 x 78 x 15 mm. It weighs .039 kilograms without batteries and its color is silver plastic. The Digital FM Transmitter’s LDC Screen displays your selected station and whether the device is turned on or not. Equip made this gadget as easy to use as possible. It has an off and on switch and a tuning dial. Cell phones or magnets can impede transmissions.

Equip’s Digital FM Transmitter has a range of 25-30 feet. Its stereo jack will work with the following audio formats: MD, CD, MP3, iPod and MP4. Equip includes a cigarette lighter so that you can hear the music from your MP3 Player on your car’s stereo. The Digital FM Transmitter requires 2 AAA batteries. The batteries will provide 6-7 hours of constant use. If you want to listen to a lot of music, you can pick of a couple of rechargeable AAA batteries so you can hear your tunes almost constantly.

Equip’s Digital FM Transmitter is a thoughtful device. Equip saw a need and created a device to fill that need. The Digital FM Transmitter costs Ⓤ29. This is a small price to pay to be able to listen to audio books, hear the evening news or jam to your favorite music anywhere in your house without having to run cables or deal with messy wiring.

Tags: engadget, gadgets, cool gadgets, new discovery, gizmodo, cool gadget, gizmos

Get the gas to the stranded car, then fold it flat and tuck it away!

We all have someone we know that is so scatterbrained that they run out of gas all the time. By the same token, we also realize that cars are not infallible. The gas gauge can stop functioning, or even read incorrectly. We can get lost and expend more fuel than we thought we would, and stall out before we make it to the next petrol station.

If any of these have happened to you lately, you will also realize that most petrol stations do not sell cans to dispense the petrol anymore. The liability of the older cans has become too daunting to station owners, and the items are no longer in the stores.

The safest solution available these days is the fold-flat Gas-O-Haul. Be prepared next time the non so reliable car decides to sputter out of petrol 5 blocks from the petrol station. Keep this cardboard fuel container in the boot, under the carpet, and no one will be the wiser about your sneaky little forgetfulness of reading that dial before taking off for that drive.

This container will hold a full gallon of fuel, which is enough to get to a petrol station in short order. And for the adventurous spirits, other liquids can be put into the container for the impromptu picnic.

Don’t worry about spilling the petrol when you fill the tank either, it comes with a detachable hose that will help guide the petrol into the tank safely.

The answer for the forgetful friend, the busy mom, or the husband with the scatterbrained wife that always runs down his petrol tank. The small package can be placed under the carpet of the boot, under the seat, wherever without taking up much space. The safest way to carry petrol can give you the opportunity to rescue that damsel in distress on the roadway, or sail in to save the day for your scatterbrained sweetheart.

Never pay to tow your automobile 3 blocks again, use the gas-o-haul to fill the tank enough to get to that petrol station.

Tags: cool gadget, engadget, gadget news, cool new technology, gizmos, new technology, gadgets

Never lose your blue tooth again with this cellular phone with the blue tooth that is attached.

Etiquette requires business people and busy people alike to remove the blue tooth ear piece when they are not actually talking on the device. This allows other people to know whether or not they can speak to someone. No one would normally begin a conversation or ask a question of someone that is on the phone. Yet when people have a blue tooth earpiece, it is impossible to tell if they are in the midst of a phone call or are available to talk.

The Mooon+Phone is a great solution. Most of the time, people leave their blue tooth in their ear so that they don’t lose it. This phone has a blue tooth that is attached to the bottom. This makes it so much simpler to remove it when it is not in use.

Not only does this phone solve the problem of losing the blue tooth headset, but it also comes with sleek, silver accents, and a huge TOUCHSCREEN. The phone does all the typical features , a clip on the back, a digital camera, etc. Then it gives the user total freedom to choose whether to use the blue tooth or the phone, keep the headset charged at all times without a separate cord and adapter, and there is no question of compatibility between the earpiece and the touch screen phone that the user wants.

The only small possible negative to this phone is that the ear piece does get its charge from the phone battery. This means that while it is plugged into the phone and not in use, it is drawing power away from the phone battery. This could end up depleting the battery power more quickly than the typical phone. Yet with all the other gadgets available to do quick phone charges, and the common accessory of the car charger being so inexpensive, it does not appear to be a huge drawback.

This looks like it will become the newest “must-have” in the techie world. One can hardly imagine what they will come up with next!

Tags: new technology, cool new technology, gizmodo, gadgets, cool gadget, gadget news, gizmos