Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, July 7, 2010
There is the Future Robot, or FURO, to help you with your shopping.
This is a head-mounted camera for you to see how your mechanic is doing.
Here’s a teenager that made a flamethrower. Don’t be afraid.
Samsung releases the SP-H03 Projector
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EIZO is set to hit Japan again with a new HD Monitor.
Hitachi presents the LifeStudio Series for External Hard Drives.
Check out the Solar-Powered Speaker Strap Concept.
Ricoh launches the GXR S10 Camera Kit
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HP introduces the large format photo negative App.
The Motorola Charm has been made official.
Apparently, the iPhone 4 exceeds talk time promises. Speaking of the iPhone 4, there is an app for the antenna issues.
This iPad Cam-Case solves that whole camera problem.
Here’s Magellan’s Premium Car Kit for the iPhone.
How could the Kindle compete with the iPad?
Here’s some instructions about how to put Flash or Frash on your iPad.
Samsung Intercept gets officially announced by Sprint.
Borders is opening an e-book store.
The White HTC EVO 4G arrives early at Best Buy.
Best Buy employee Brian Maupin, who made some funny (albeit NSFW) videos, was going to be fired, but now won’t be.
MobileMe iDisk has come to the iPad.
Time Warner Cable introduces the IntelliGo.
Android 2.2 users might like the Chrome for Phone.
Meritline has this low-priced iPhone battery backup.
Here is the Gravity concept phone.
Lastly, check out this Pac-Man iOS4 Wallpaper.
