"The Revolve, A Portable, Versatile Camera Dolly"

The Revolve is a versatile and portable Camera dolly which has been designed by Jeremy Canterbury, who is trying to raise $7,500 on Kickstarter to put it into production.

The Revolve is designed to be used for capturing smooth and dynamic video footage, and it can apparently create a wide range of tracking shots as well as dynamic stop motion and

"(video) Open Source Star Trek Tricorder Created By Dr. Peter Jansen"

Dr. Peter Jansen has created his very own working tricorder which was first featured in StarTrek as a stage prop and spawned the Tricorder X Prize. Which offers a massive $10 million to anyone would can create a fully functional tricorder device.

Jansen’s tricorder is still a little way from winning the prize at the moment. But its still a fantastic device, of which Jansen has now made available all the instructions and open

"Spotify Extends Unlimited Free Music For US Users"

Spotify launched its music service in the US last July, and when it launched the company offered six months of unlimited music streaming to new users.

Spotify has now announced that it will be extending its unlimited music streaming to US users,

"Google Maps For Android Gets Updated (Video)"

Google has released a new version of Google Maps for Android, and Google Maps 6.5 brings a new look to Android 4.0 smartphones and tablets as well as a range of new features.

The new Google Maps for Android comes with a new redesigned navigation home screen, plus high resolution maps for HD devices like the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, have a look at the

"Intel’s Ivy Bridge Quad Core Processors To Launch In April"

We heard last month that Intel’s new Ivy Bridge platform had been delayed slightly and now it looks like we have a possible launch date, and the first quad core Ivy Bridge processors from Intel are expected to launched before the end of April.

The news comes from the guys over at CPU World, the first Ivy Bridge desktop CPU’s will land on the 29th of April, and we should also have some announcements for other Ivy Bridge

"LG E-Paper Flexible Display Launching In Europe Next Month"

LG Display has announced that the world’s first mass-produced plastic EPD from LG Display will first be supplied to ODM companies in China this month, followed by new E-Paper flexible display products will be released in Europe at the beginning of next month.

LG has been able to harness and develop a unique technique to uses high TFT process, which is generally used in the manufacture of LCD displays with temperatures exceeding

"HTC Evo One Coming To Sprint June 6th?"

We have been hearing rumors that HTC’s new flagship smartphone, the HTC One X is headed to Sprint, both HTC and Sprint have a special event planned for the 4th of April.

According to a recent report the handset will be called the HTC Evo One when it lands on Sprint, and the device will feature a black and red color scheme and will also come with a

"Flat-Panel TV Shipments to Fall This Year"

iSuppli watches all kinds of technology markets for things running from computers and tablets to TVs and more. The company has published its latest research that looks at flat-panel TV shipments. Flat-panel TVs include LCD sets, plasma TVs, and rear projection TVs. For the first time in the history, the market research firm iSuppli is predicting shipments of flat-panel TVs will fall.

Shipments are expected to decline in 2012 to 37.1 million units, which is 5% less than the 39.1 million units shipped in 2011. Interestingly, despite shipments expected to decline this

"Box OneCloud Brings Cloud Storage To The iPad"

Box has today announced new features for its OneCloud app which has now be integrated with iPad applications to enable users to be able to store import files within the cloud.

The Box OneCloud app, will showcase over 30 applications designed to work with the Box service, and Box will be rolling out integration with four “premier” apps including Quickoffice,

"Nokia To Launch Two Budget MeeGo Smartphones?"

According to a recent report from the guys over at Netbook News, Nokia is working on two budget MeeGo based smartphones, which will slot into Nokia’s Next Billion strategy for developing markets.

Nokia are apparently developing two budget devices with MeeGo as their OS for their developing markets, and because the OS has low specification demands it may be better

"Amazon Kindle Fire Gets 6.3 Software Update"

Amazon has released a new update for its Kindle Fire Android tablet, the latest software is version 6.3 and it comes with a range of new features and is now available to download to your Kindle Fire tablet.

The Kindle Fire 6.3 update brings new sharing features that will let you share passages from

"LG Optimus 4X HD To Launch In India In May"

The last thing we heard about the new LG Optimus 4X was that the device would launch in the UK in June, and now it would appear that LG intends to launch it in India in May.

It looks like some of LG other new device will also be headed to India in May, which include the new Optimus Vu and the LG Optimus 3D Max.

As a reminder the LG Optimus 4X HD s powered by a quad core 1.5GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3

"(Video) Taposé Makes Your iPad Look Like A Microsoft Courier Tablet"

Some of our readers will remember the Microsoft Courier tablet concept that never made it into production, the courier was a dual screen device which an interesting user interface.

Now a new app has been released for Apple’s iPad, called Taposé, and as you can see from the

"(video) FreeSpace Gesture Control Arriving On Smartphones And Tablets In 2013 "

In a recent interview Hillcrest Labs the creators of gesture based technology called FreeSpace. Has revealed that their new FreeSpace motion engine technology will be arriving in smartphones and tablets by the first quarter of 2013.

The FreeSpace motion engine who enable devices fitted with the technology to be controlled with gestures rather than touch. Watch it in action in the demonstration video after the

"New Sony A99 Camera Equipped With 102 Autofocus Points?"

Its been reported on the SonyAlpha Rumours website today that a close source has contacted the and revealed that the new Sony A99 camera currently in development is equipped with a massive 102 point autofocus system. Apparently Sony is already testing the new system on A99 prototypes which according to the source are currently in the hands of photographers under going field testing.

The A99 will use a new generation SLT and OLED viewfinder technology, and now only will it be equipped with 102 point autofocus but all the points will be the more accurate cross-

" (video) Mozilla Launches Online BrowserQuest Multiplayer Game To Promote HTML 5"

Mozilla has today launched a new multiplayer online browser based adventure game called BrowserQuest to promote HTML5 and standards-based Web technologies. BrowserQuest has been developed with help from web design studio Little Workshop and is built using JavaScript and HTML5, with a 2D tile graphics engine powered by HTML5 Canvas, with browser-to-server communications handled by WebSockets. Watch the video after the jump to see it in action, and how the game was built.

Because the BrowserQuest game can be run within a web browser its able to be played a large number of devices. If you have a little spare time you can play the Mozilla BrowserQuest game

"Epson Moverio BT-100 Android Glasses Now Shipping"

Epson has today announced that their new Moverio-BT-100 Android powered glasses are now shipping within the US and are available to purchase. Epson’s Moverio-BT-100 high resolution see-through display glasses run Android 2.2 platform with Adobe Flash 11 support, and enable you to streaming content via a Wi-Fi connection. Watch the video after the jump to see them in more detail.

The Moverio-BT-100 come supplied with a portable controller and the transparent headset allowing you to use the display and Dolby Mobile surround sound while still remaining part

"Samsung Galaxy Beam Up For Pre-order In The UK"

One of the new smartphones that Samsung showed off at this years MWC, was the Samsung Galaxy Beam which comes with built in projector, the device is expected to launch in the UK in July and it is now available to pre-order.

The Samsung Galaxy Beam features a 4 inch display with a resolution of 800 x 400 pixels, a 5 megapixel rear camera for video and photos and a front facing 1.3 megapixel camera for video

"White Nokia Lumia 900 Coming To AT&T 22nd April"

We have already seen a leaked photo of the white Nokia Lumia 900, and the original Nokia Lumia 900 will launch on AT&T on April the 8th, and it looks like the white version will launch shortly after that date.

According to the guys over at EverythingWM, who got their hands on the photo below, the

"Sony Pulls Two PSP Games From PSN To Stop Vita Hacking"

Sony has wasted no time pulling a couple of games from its PSN store, which could have been used to preform hacks on its new PS Vita gaming console.

The two games which have been pulled from the store are MotorStorm Arctic Rift and Hot Shots Tennis, named Everybody’s Tennis within European countries.

"Novatech nFinity 14 Inch Ultrabook Announced"

UK computer retailer Novatech has announced a new 14 inch ultrabook, the Novatech nFinity which comes with a 14.1 inch display with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and an Intel Core i3 processor.

There are also other models available with Intel core i5 and Core i7 processors and you get up to 4GB of RAM and a choice of either a 64GB or a 128GB solid state drive (SSD).

" (video) Coby Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Tablets Now Available"

 Anyone patiently waiting for the arrival of Coby’s Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablets, will be please to know that the budget tablets have now arrived in stores.

In total there are 6 to choose from range in size from a 7 inch capacitive multitouch displays

"Google I/O 2012 Registration Opens In 15 Minutes"

Developers and Students looking to register for this years Google I/O event will need to work fast if they are hoping to grab a ticket for this years event. 

Registration for the event will start in just under 30 minutes at 7am PST, and every year registration has sold out faster and faster. in the first year tickets sold out in 10 days but last

"Refreshed BBC News Mobile Website Launched Today"

The BBC has today launched a newly refreshed version of its BBC News Mobile website, which has now been re-designed to work on a larger range of mobile devices and screen sizes.

Whatever style of mobile device you might be using to surf the new BBC News site on. Whether it be a touchscreen device or a keypad or trackball, the mobile news site will now

"SIM Free White Motorola RAZR Hits The UK 29th Of March"

The Motorola RAZR has been available for a while now, and there will also be a white version of the handset available SIM free in the UK from the 29th of March.

The white Motorola RAZR shares the same specifications as the existing model, which include a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels, there is also

" (Video) Harry Potter Books Now Available As eBooks"

Harry Potter fans will be pleased to know that JK Rowling has now started selling digital downloads of the Harry Potter books from her Pottermore website.

All seven of the books are now available to download as an eBook and they will apparently work with a wide range of digital eReaders in English, with other languages launching in the future.

The first three books are available for $8 each and the last four are available for $10 each, you can also buy all seven books as a set for $58, and you can find out more details over at

"(video) Raspberry Pi Gertboard Expansion Kit Rev2 Unveiled"

The Raspberry Pi Foundation have this week unveiled a new second revision to their Gertboard, which has been created to offer expansion capabilities to the $35 Raspberry Pi, which is currently in great demand.

Originally it was hoped the Gertboard would be launched alongside the Raspberry Pi. But with customers worldwide still trying desperately to get their hands on a Raspberry Pi

"3D Solar Towers Can Generate 20 Times More Power Than Standard Solar Panels"

A team of researchers at MIT have developed a new range of solar 3D towers that are capable of generating up to twenty times more power than standard solar panels.

The solar towers are made up of cubes of solar panels and the cubes are extended upwards in three dimensional configurations, and they are capable of generating up to 20 times the electricity for the same surface area as standard solar panels.

The researchers have also found that the biggest gains in efficiency are when normal solar

"Australian Government To Take Apple To Court Over 4G Claims On New iPad?"

It looks like Apple could be in trouble the the Australian Government over the 4G claims on their new iPad, whilst the iPad comes with a 4G connection, at the moment this only works in the US and it is not compatible with Australia’s 4G network which runs on the 1800Mhz frequency.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced that they will be

"BlueStacks App Player Beta Brings Android Apps To Windows PCs"

Developers of the new BlueStacks application have today announced the roll out of a beta version of the software. BlueStacks App Player has been designed to enable you to run ARM Android applications on your Widows PC.

BlueStacks Beta which is now available to download uses new technology called LayerCake, which provides the correct environment on Windows to run ARM Android Apps.

Once you have loaded BlueStacks on to your Windows PC the software allows you to

"RIM Buys BlackBerry Spin Domain Name"

It looks like RIM may have a new device or service in the works which will be called the ‘BlackBerry Spin’, as the company has recently acquired the blackberryspin.com domain name.

The new domain name was spotted by the guys over at Fusible, and we don’t as yet have

"EVE Online Players Can Now Use In-Game Credits To Purchase Real-Life Graphics Cards"

If you are an EVE Online gamer you might be interested to know that CCP Games have this week announced details of a new deal they have struck with graphics card manufacturer NVIDIA.

The new deal will now allow EVE gamers to use their in-game currency PLEX from EVE

"Amazon To Launch Three New Kindle Tablets This Year?"

We have been hearing rumors for a while that Amazon are working on a new Kindle tablet to go alongside their already popular Kindle Fire tablet, and the new device is rumored to feature a larger display.

We have also heard previously that the company is expected to launch a new version of its Kindle Fire tablet which features a 7 inch display, and now it looks like they may also launch a

"LG’s 55 Inch OLED TV To Launch In May For $7,900"

We first saw LG’s new 55 inch OLED TV at CES in January, and we previously heard that it would launch in the 2nd quarter of 2012, and now it would appear we may have a possible launch date.

According to a recent report LG will launch their new 55 inch OLED TV in May during the Cannes Film festival, and the device is expected to retail for 9 million Won which works out

"Microsoft Windows Phone SDK Updated, Now Supports Tango Devices"

Microsoft has released a new version of their SDK for Windows Phone, and it now supports Windows Phone devices which run the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile OS, Windows Phone Tango.

The Windows Phone SDK 7.1. now supports Windows Phone smartphones that have 256MB of RAM, and they have also updated it so that developers can use the WPSDK 7.1 on computers

"Xbox 360 Comcast Xfinity TV, HBO Go And MLB.tv Apps Now Available"

Today Microsoft has announced that a number of new video apps have now launched on their Xbox 360 including Comcast Xfinity TV, HBO Go and MLB.tv, as Microsoft continues to add more entertainment to their gaming console.

The new addition on the Xbox 360 now take the available applications to 36 including Netflix, ESPN, Hulu, Vudu, and YouTube, most of which are also accessible using Microsoft

"Google To Bring Google Voice Integration To Other Carriers"

Sprint is currently the only carrier that integrates Google Voice into its service, although it looks like this may be about to change, as Google has told Cnet that they are looking at partnerships with other carriers.

Vincent Paquet, who is the Group product Manager for Google Voice told Cnet that “We are having discussions with other carriers about this,”, although he didn’t give any specific

"Angry Birds Creator Rovio Buys Futuremark Games Studio"

It has today been announced that Rovio the company behind the phenomenally popular Angry Birds game, has just purchased the gaming arm of the Futuremark company, the PC benchmarking specialists.

Futuremark Games Studio have created games such as Unstoppable Gorg, Hungribles and Shattered Horizon, which have been developed for PC , iOS devices and Mac.

Futuremark has decided to concentrate fully on the PC benchmarking side of its business

"The Cloud To Offer Free WiFi To London Overground Stations"

Earlier this month we heard that Virgin Media would be offering free WiFi on the London Underground this summer for the 2012 Olympics, and now another provider, The Cloud has announced that they will also offer free WiFi to London’s overground stations.

The service will launch this summer in time for the Olympics, and commuters will get up to one hour of free WiFi when they are at a station, after this time they can purchase more

"Orange UK Samsung Galaxy S II Android 4.0 Update Coming In April"

Last week Samsung released the Android 4.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy S II, and one UK carrier Three announced that the update was being rolled out on their network and now we have some information from another UK carrier.

Orange UK has announced that the Android 4,0 Ice Cream Sandwich update will be available for the Samsung Galaxy S II on their network, although we don’t as yet have a specific date.

"Could This Be The Samsung Galaxy Tab 11.6?"

We have been hearing rumors for a while now that Samsung are working on a new larger tablet to add to their range of Android tablets, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 11.6.

As the name suggests this new tablet is rumored to feature an 11.6 inch display, and now the

"Firefox 14 Now Fitted With Built In HTML 5 Based PDF Reader"

Mozilla has now started to integrate a native PDF reader into Firefox 14 versions. A new nightly build of Firefox 14 has been released over the weekend, which brings with it a new integrated PDF viewer within Firefox.

When a PDF is now opened in the Firefox 14 a browse tab is created and a toolbar appears at the top enabling you to go to a specific page, change the zoom level, print, download the PDF,

"Google Enables Any Number Calling From Google+ Hangouts"

Google has just rolled out a new feature to their Google+ Hangouts area that now allows users to be able to call almost any phone number. Originally Google+ Hangouts enabled video calling between contacts but the addition of the new feature now enables Google+ Hangout users to be able to call almost any phone number worldwide. Allowing them to also join in the Hangout and participate in Hangout.

To use the new service which enables outgoing call only. Click the “Invite” button in Hangouts, then the “+telephone” link. After entering the number, hit “add.” Once a

"Nokia Lumia 900 Confirmed For April 8th Launch"

We have been hearing over the last week or so that the new Nokia Lumia 900 would be coming to AT&T between the 8th and 9th of April, although this was not confirmed by AT&T until now.

Whilst there is no official press release out yet, AT&T have confirmed to Cnet that the Nokia

"HTC Titan II Hits AT&T April The 8th For $199"

We heard earlier that the new Nokia Lumia 900 will land on AT&T on the 8th of April, and now another Windows Phone smartphone will also be available from AT&T in the US on the 8th of April, the HTC Titan II.

AT&T will be offering the HTC Titan II for $199.99 when you sign up to a new two year

"HTC One X And One S Up For Pre-order at Vodafone UK"

The HTC One X is expected to go on sale here in the UK next month, and now UK mobile operator Vodafone has put the HTC One X up for pre-order, plus another of HTC’s new Android devices, the HTC one S.

The HTC One X will be available for free on Vodafone’s £41 per month contract and the HTC

"3-D Printed Wing and Circuit Could Change Manufacturing"

3-D printing is nothing new; manufacturers have been using it for prototyping new products and devices for a long time. A 3-D printer generally uses a laser to heat resin, the heat causes the resin to harden, and a part or device is built layer by layer. Generally anything 3-D printed that needs wiring or circuits to operate has to have those wires installed manually.

Two companies called Stratasys and Optomec announced a revolutionary wing that was 3-D printed for a UAV model aircraft today. The interesting part about wing isn’t that it was

"Take A Ride In This Killer Whale Submarine"

Way back in 1914s, during the World War 1, a conventional bunch of submarines are typically used by Militaries as a defense measure in attacking the enemies’ ships on sea surfaces. But now, it seems that the traditional watercraft operational machine is now becoming an awesome trending tag to one’s digital play.

An American electronic retailer named Hammacher Schlemmer, that offers unique gifts and ideas to consumers, came up with a distinctive kind of submarine in the form of a killer

"Apple’s New iPad Can Run For 25 Hours As A 4G Hotspot"

Apple’s new iPad comes with a much larger battery than the iPad 2, it also comes with 4G LTE, which is the main reason for the new larger battery, and now it looks like the device can be quite useful as a 4G mobile hotspot.

The guys over at AnandTech have been testing the battery life out on the new iPad and they

"Mystery Samsung Event Planned For March 30th In The UK"

Samsung has a special event planned here in the UK for March the 30th and the event will take place at the Oxford Street Phones 4U store in London, the company previously had the exclusive launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus here in the UK.

We don’t as yet have any information on what Samsung plans to launch at this event,