Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and the Nexus Prime are appearing everywhere. It seems the Ice Cream has finally started to melt and everyone wants a scoop.

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Spy in the Watch

This watch looks like an ordinary watch, but inside there is a hidden camera which is ideal for your covert spy operations. This spy camera can capture up to 16 hours of video footage and take pictures directly from your wrist watch wherever you go.

It is built-in with 2GB of internal memory for up to 8 hours of recording, or a 4GB of internal memory for a whopping a 16 hours of video recording. To view your footage simply plug a USB cable into the watch's covert USB port and review everything on a computer quickly and easily.

Specifications:

• Watch With A Micro Mini Video Spy Cam Built-in
• AVI Format (352×288) At 15fps
• Metal And Glass Construction
• Gear Driven Time in Hours, Minutes, Seconds
• Memory: 2GB
• Record Format: AVI (352×288), 15fps
• Built-in MIC
• Recommended Max Range for Objects: 2~3 Meters (Audio 1~2 Meters)
• Power Source: Built in Rechargeable Li-ion Battery (recharge directly from USB port)
• Analog 12 Hour Display (Hour, Minute, Second Hands)
• Metal And Glass Construction
• Back Clasp Design
• Time Adjustment Via Crown
• USB Port
• LCD Status Indicator
• Operating System Compatibility: Windows 98SE / ME/ 2000 / XP / Vista
• Dimension: Watch Face 50mm x 50mm x 15mm (L x W x D)
• Easy Recording Start And Stop
• Continuous Recording Until Memory Is Full Or Manual Shut Off
• Plug and Play (windows 2000 or later)

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Digital Binoculars

The binocular/digital camera combo is a great idea, packed with some cool features like a flip-up 1.5″ LCD display for viewing the camera images, 8X digital zoom and 5-MegaPixel digital camera.
The onboard memory is only 32MB but this can easily be expanded up to 2GB and the USB port makes it easy to get photos moved onto your computer.

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Virtual Keyboard

The Virtual Laser Keyboard (VKB) is a revolutionary accessory for all the portable gadgets like Blackberry, Smartphone, PDA, MAC & Tablet PC but can be connected to a computer too using a USB dongle. The Virtual Keyboard comes with an elegant leather jacket and you can take it with you in your pocket. It is of the size of a Zipo lighter and operates in total darkness. It uses a laser beam to generate a full-size perfectly operating laser keyboard.

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USB Charagable AA Batteries

These standard AA batteries can be re-charged through any USB port. Each battery comes with a colorful green cap that pulls back to reveal a port, and then snapped back into place for use.

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Wireless Charging

The Source will carry the latest electronics for the upcoming holiday season such as: a children's 12mp camera, a Bluetooth headset, DJ Hero and a wireless charging travel mat.

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Future of Internet Search

After the launch iPad, Apple is looking forward to completely change the way people search. No more hassles of typing keywords, searching results. Apple is developing new device which is going to change the way you search. Google, Beware!! This device has a Touch screen, built in camera, scanner, Wi-Fi, Google maps and much more. Here are few pictures of the device and its uses. View a building through it, and it gives you all the information about that building. Choose a building and touch a floor and it tells you more details of the building. You can use it when you want to know a car model, an insect name, what kind of food is served at a restaurant and how much, who built a bridge, etc. etc.

Built in Scanner

Built in Dictionary:

Indoor Guide:

Automatic Simultaneous Translation:

Search Keyword:

Nutrition:

Search Beyond Time:

Power of Visualization:

Future Shopping:

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Hybrid Dual Portable Computer

Mobile Intelligent Ubiquitous aka MIU has unveiled the third generation of its Hybrid Dual Portable Computer (HDPC). The new model offers a 4.1 inch TFT display (800 x480 resolution), a 2.4 inch AMOLED internal display (320 x 240 resolution), ARM processor for menial tasks, Intel Atom processor, Windows CE operating system and DMB navigation capability.

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Wi-Fi Umbrella

The high-tech brolly allows you to take pictures with a built-in camera. These can be uploaded to Flickr via a wireless internet connection and within two minutes you can watch downloaded photo-streams on your umbrella screen with a simple wrist-snapping movement.
Invented in Tokyo the Pileus umbrella also has GPS and a digital compass, which uses Google Earth to help you navigate yourself around the world. They are working on incorparating a video camera as well.

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Six Point Charging Device

Introducing a six point charging device, which allows the user to charge up to six devices simultaneously.

Chargepod, which comes with many versions of power adapters, these are controlled by a system called voltage regulator technology, which will make sure that each device that is connected to it will only get the right amount of power, this is essential for the long life of the device. Where the wire is connected to the Chargepod there is a cool blue indicator light, which shows what device is on charge.

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Steganography

Steganography is the art of hiding the message in an image, audio or video file.

The implementation of this technique involves designing complex algorithms and substitutions.

The simple way to implement steganography without designing an algorithm is by using command prompt in Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.

Follow the steps:

1: At First Select the image file in which you are going to hide the data.

2: The data which your going to hide must be placed in a RAR file.

3: Open the command prompt and move to the location where the file is residing and place the RAR file in the same location.

4: Now Type the following copy /b file.jpg+file.rar new.jpg

5: The new.jpg is created. If you open the file in picture viewer you'll be seen the image.

If you open the file in WINRAR you'll the data hidden in the image.

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