WAZE

Digidudes

iTalk

The Next Pocket / Projector

Ideas Spread

Nokia 5800 Touch Phone

Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic, also known as the Nokia Tube, comes with unlimited access to Nokia's music service. And yes, it bears a strong resemblance to the iPhone. But like T-Mobile's Android-based G1, the 5800 is just the first volley in a larger strategy.

The touchscreen phone will be among the first devices from Nokia's stable to support Comes With Music, a Nokia service that offers one year of unlimited access to the company's music store catalog.

Visual Computing / NVIDIA

Many Eyes

iPhone 3G Portable Cinema

G-Park

Air Port Get More Speed

Apple’s mobile Wi-Fi base station Airport Express has been upgraded from 802.11g to draft 802.11n, which, according to the manufacturer, boosts the available bandwidth by “up to” 5x."

Safari 3.1 / Audio Video Tags

Cupertino (CA) – A new version of the Safari web browser for MacOS X and Windows platforms made its debut today. Following right after the first beta release of IE8 and a critical beta release of Firefox 3, Apple says Safari 3.1 is faster than its competition and is the first browser to add support for HTML 5 audio and video tags.

SONY/ICF-ClipMK2

[Radio Clock]
You'll have to wait for May of this year when the Japanese giant will start selling the ICF-ClipMK2 clock radio in white and blue designs for about $100, from May 2008.

Aerotel's GeoSkeeper

The watch features a GPS receiver, which allows the unit to send your position to rescuers over the built-in GSM / GPRS data module. Of course, that's not a new idea either, but Aerotel's included speakerphone functionality and remote programmability to the device -- meaning everyone will know exactly where you are when you look like a giant nerd using this thing.

Frog Digital Eyes VS Zeiss

[Crisp. Razor-sharp. Cinemizer.]
The new video eyewear from Carl Zeiss is your take-along personal video screen. In the future, you'll be able to watch any movie stored on your iPod anywhere.

Photo Finder

Photos GPS tagged by the ATP Photo Finger can be used with any GPS compatible photo software. For example, when used with the Google supplied software “Picasa2”, “Google Earth”, or “Google Maps”, your photos will be shown on an online map, giving you a whole new way to organize, enjoy and share your pictures. Share your pictures and trip route with your friends and family. More importantly, never forget where you took a picture again. You can also use your GPS tagged photos in a compatible GPS navigation system, allowing for features such as choosing your destination and landmarks visually.

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