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A new device promises an end to the multiple gadget chargers and snarls of wires that the gadget fan has to put up with. Instead of dumping six differently shaped chargers in one corner of your bedroom and trying each... > >
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We have one of these wacky 21st century games of Pictionary to give away. Electronic Pictionary Man costs £30 from Mattel, but they've given us one to donate to a Shiny reader. To enter, send an email to anna@shinymedia.com with... > >
Gaming
Mattel
A feature on Samsung's new Omnia II phone that lets you use your finger like a "magic wand" could change how we text for ever. Called Genius Texting and designed for touchscreens, the technology means you don't have to lift... > >
Hardware
Samsung
A new phone from Geemarc claims to be the loudest in the world. A piercing highly audible ring isn't always a quality you look for in a telephone but this landline fills a gap in the market. Intended for the... > >
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Bringing two wonderful things together: headphones and err.. ear muffs, skate, surf and snowboard headwear company Neff have created a headphone that come with a knitted case. Less useful in a surf context - these is hardly bikini-accessorising stuff, this... > >
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These chuck-it against the wall alarms have always been popular, and gadget4all have given the old concept a slight twist with the introduction of a grenade-shaped one. Hurl the 75g plastic alarm at the wall and it switches off. Seriously... > >
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Fuel your private detective fantasies and uncover the mysteries of your loft space by purchasing this strange wall-penetrating periscope from usbfever. It's a borescope - a gadget honed for the sole purpose of looking into walls, crevices, floorboards and other... > >
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A wireless telephone? What is this wonder? Err, yes, we've all got mobile phones so the excitement of being able to walk around while talking on a phone has worn off rather. But for those who want to have a... > >
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John McCain
No more tangled mess of cords or searching for the right adaptor. Just put your enabled device on the Powermat to charge!... > >
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Don't even buy this for your worst enemy. While a gun might be more obviously life-threatening, this laptop steering wheel rest really is almost as dangerous. As suggested by the wise writer on RedFerret.net, attaching your laptop to your steering... > >
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I can only associate 2012 with the London Olympics and that disaster scenario movie 2012, however some people are gazing into the future with clearer eyes than me... and can see what mobile apps we'll be using in that far... > >
iPhone
iPhone
Casio's new Exilim, the EX-G1 claims to be the slimmest shock resistant camera ever. 19.9mm thick, it's waterproof, dustproof and doesn't break when you drop it from a height of 2.13 meters (7 feet) onto lauan plywood from any of... > >
Gadgets
Casio
Finally a big TV company gets serious about internet TV - Channel 4 has decided to stream whole shows on Youtube, giving UK users legal access to programmes on demand. FTW, as they say. It seems that Google has persuaded... > >
Online
YouTube
A-list geek and FriendFeeder Louis Gray has blamed Facebook for not telling him that his sister had had a baby. Relying on Facebook rather than the telephone to get news out to friends and family, his sister and her partner... > >
Online
In a lot of ways, I am a usb gadget journalist. Despite a little existential quiver about this fact yesterday, I do accept my role with devotion and yes love. Without any more ado, this is the USB missile launcher... > >
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Okay concentrate: this is an app for ranking apps. It's a Facebook app for ranking mobile phone apps. iPhonearcade will make use of your social network on Facebook to let you share comments and reviews with your friends and see... > >
Online
Rough Guide travel books will soon be available as Vodafone apps. Each guide costs only 49p or 49 euro cents, it's a good deal compared to the books which retail at around £6-7. Featuring background information for each destination, 'things... > >
Mobile
Vodafone
Looks like fans of the Twilight film series are suffering more than unsatiated desire in the run-up to the release of New Moon on Friday. An internet scam preying on fans of the series has leveraged a fake virus alert... > >
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A new social networking site has been set up to help people write books online. Despite the new forms of writing on the internet -blogs etc - books continue to hold sway over people's minds. As such, this e-Publishing House... > >
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I don't know why I even pretend to be surprised any more at the kind of USB gadgets that get invented. Every week some queer product is presented to the USB port. Who imagines these things.. let's make a vibrating... > >
