Icar Apple Owner Steve Jobs Last dream creation not completed

No one ever wondered that a truly remarkable electronic company like “Apple” would ever think of manufacturing a car! But Apple’s former CEO (Steve Jobs) who indeed a legend, thought of building one at his time. It was his dream to build such a car that could be called “iCar” and carry an Apple logo on it. No one knew the specs, the designs or any thing about that car. So his dream was buried along with him on his death, people tried to collect...

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Cameras Originally developed for a military

=  With cameras like the Canon EOS 5D Mark III hitting the market, it's good to have a few alternatives that aren't so expensive. We've rounded up seven of the coolest cameras that you probably never knew existed for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all....

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Apple Iphone 5 Slim and smart review

 This iPhone concept has really a slick and smart feel on the first look. It is supposed to made of a special material known as LiquidMetal, a mix of several different metals. LiquidMetal not only makes the phone more durable, but also makes it look beautiful.The general specs of this concept include a 4 inch screen with a 10 Mp camera, and a very high-end 5 Mp front facing camera, which will really be more than capable of taking self-portraits,...

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A large Place of Refurbished Technologies where the most of computer waste goes

This is the place where the most of computer waste goes. In this small village in China, people live really odd life. Most of their time they are selecting usable parts of computers. Since there is not much usable parts this village is complete polluted. This is definitely not the best way of recycli...

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Unbeliveable technology in Mobiles phones never seen before

We all know a bit about the technologies of mobiles which includes Amps, 2G,3G,CDMA,WCDMA and lot more with different operating systems that are Symbian, Android and windows mobiles but now the technology is going to explore more new and special things and is giving name as next generation mobiles. These mobiles will be different in functions as well in shapes. There are also news that they will based on the thoughts of humans that is they will...

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Protect your self from robers or boy friends with IPhone

iPhone can do all sorts of things thanks to its accessories, but iPhone cases can transform your iPhone and enhance its functionality as well, and today we’re going to show you Brass knuckles iPhone case. This case transforms your iPhone into a self-defense weapon, or into brass knuckles to be precise. Although Brass knuckles iPhone case is designed to work as a self-defense weapon, it’s probably not recommended to use it, because you might damage...

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Transformation pack from windows8 to windows7 vista xp now available at techmall.us Download now

Have you been hearing alot about the metro styled new OS from Microsoft? Yes, the Windows 8, and are you anxious to try it out but don’t want to go over the fuss of installing the consumer preview version? Well then worry no more because now you can just skin your old windows to feel and look like windows 8 with out ever installing the customer preview and its simple too.Using the Windows 8 Transformation and UX pack 4.0 you can turn any version...

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Samsung Universal III Genration available in Samsung Galaxy S III Shapes

Samsung has just unveiled its 3rd generation Galaxy smartphone, the Galaxy S III, at Samsung Unpacked 2012 launch event held in London.According to J.K. Shin - President of Samsung Electronics,The Samsung Galaxy S III is the best in class smartphone in the world.The 133-gram, 8.6mm thick (slightly thicker than Galaxy S II) Samsung Galaxy S III would feature a 720p 4.8-inch Super AMOLED display, 8-megapixel rear and 1.9-megapixel front-facing cameras...

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robotic Superhumans dress will make change in human into superhumans

Well isn’t this amazing… Japanese scientists have invented a muscle suit which will give us all the superpower to lift heavy objects and assist us in other movements. Does it sound a little bit on the sci-fi side? Well, it just so happens that we’re closer to the future than we thought.The idea of robot-aided lifting devices has seemed appealing even back in the 1960s, but today’s technology made it possible for us to hope that pretty soon, we won’t...

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Samsung Galaxy S III Break All Records of samsung and apple phones

 As soon as a new device hits the scene – particularly one which boasts high specs from every direction – it’s always interesting to see, in terms of performance, whether said device lives up to its billing.In order to ascertain this, a series of tests (known as benchmarks) are carried out in different categories, with the subsequent numbers and scores compared to that of competitors. The results are in for the brand-new Samsung Galaxy S III,...

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World Most crazy Alaram Clock in history

Clocky is a brand of alarm clock outfitted with wheels, allowing it to hide itself in order to force the owner awake in an attempt to find it. Invented for an industrial design class by Gauri Nanda, then a graduate student at MIT Media Lab, Clocky won the 2005 Ig Nobel Prize in Economics.After earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan and her Masters Degree from MIT, Nanda founded a company, Nanda Home, to commercialize Clocky...

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Technology is advancing in Artificial organs

If you’ve ever known someone on a transplant list for a vital organ like a heart or a lung, you know just how harrowing the process can be. But what if, when organs failed, people could receive shiny new artificial replacements instead of live ones? Technology is advancing in this area at an incredible pace, and new artificial organs including hearts, lungs, kidneys, stomachs, livers and even muscles are in development. For now, the devices that...

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Audio receiver “Supertooth” wireless receivers in teeth

A decade after it was introduced, wireless receivers in teeth still aren’t exactly common. And most of us will gladly take Bluetooth over microchips in our teeth, thank you. But though it may still be in the realm of James Bond tech, the very possibility of turning your skull into one big signal receiver while your tooth plays music is enough to freak some people out. If you ask your neighborhood conspiracy theorist, he or she will probably tell...

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Energy-harvesting implants for body movements like walking and breathing

Our natural, everyday body movements like walking and breathing could be used to power our own devices like cell phones and heart pacemakers. Scientists are working on thin, implantable rubber films that can harvest energy from these movements, refining the manufacturing processes that would allow them to combine piezoelectric materials with rubber. It’s not clear how the energy would then be transmitted to devices – we’re imagining plugging our...

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Brain implants that can power limbs and computers

Experimental devices that read brain waves are enabling paralyzed people to use computers, and may even help them walk again. In 2004, surgeons implanted 96 electrical sensors into the brain of 25-year-old Matt Nagle, allowing him to use a detached robotic arm to move a mouse cursor just with his thoughts. Sensors only slightly thicker than a single human hair can be inserted into the skull and sit on top of the brain, picking up nerve impulses...

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