Showing posts with label Cool. Show all posts
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Monday, September 6, 2010

Open bottled drinks with your iPhone!

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No bottle opener? Instead of using your teeth, why not open bottled beverage in style by using the new iBottleopener case for iPhone! 

The iBottleopener case protects your iPhone from scratches and dirt, and at the same time, serves as a functional bottle opener!  No need to bring bulky bottle opener key chains.


Demo video on how to use the iBottleopener:

The iBottleopener is available at the LightBulb Moments for only $19.95++.

Real men are beer drinkers, beer drinkers need bottle openers. Thus, Techno Bacon adds iBottleopener to its list of bad ass iPhone cases for real men!  


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Saturday, August 28, 2010

Tapi: Easily drink or rinse your mouth straight from your tap, without using your hands!

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A lot of people uses their hands to rinse their mouth when brushing their teeth. It's kind of hard for tall people to bend over especially if it's the type used for washing hands. So I guess, the designer/inventor (probably stands 7 feet tall, and doesn't have enough money to buy a bathroom accessory set), thought of designing Tapi, a tap squeeze drinking fountain. Dreamfarm's Tapi is made of water-safe rubber that is safe and doesn't change the taste of the water. A simple, yet interesting invention, Tapi can fit to almost any tap and only costs USD $5.95. 


 

To use Tapi all you have to do is squeeze the lower portion to use the fountain feature, release to use the faucet faeture.

See more pictures on how Tapi is used.

Sources: Dreamfarm, INewIdea

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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Sony Ericsson concept phone: A new breed of mobile phone form-factor

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Mobile phones have 5 basic form-factors: Bar or "candybar", Slate or "touch screen", Flip or "clamshell", Slider, and Swivel.  Using these basic form-factors, a lot of phone manufacturers have mixed and matched possibilities of combining two or more form-factors into one phone . We've seen successful phone models with mixed form-factors like Nokia's N90, N92, and N93 (Flip + Swivel), Sony Ericsson's P series (Flip down + Slate), and newer models that incorporate Slider QWERTY with Slate form-factors. The purpose of combining these form-factors is to innovate and improve the capabilities and user-friendliness of mobile phones. Nokia N90's Swivel feature is to enable users to watch videos horizontally (widescreen) and conveniently (you can tilt the screen and sit the phone on your desk). 

A new breed of form-factor is being conceptualize by Sony Ericsson. It breaks the laws of mobile phone design, although it doesn't combine form-factors, it's way better! It uses the Flip form-factor concept, but instead of flipping vertically or horizontally, it flips... eerrr.. verizontically! Not only that, it can be split into two, serving as a walkie-talkie! Design is by Master Du Jun.

Sony Ericsson F-H is a dual-screen phone just like the Toshiba Libretto W100 that was released last week. It's basically a flip phone (before transforming).


After flipping the phone vertically just like an ordinary clamshell phone, one screen is used as its display, and the other one is used as a virtual keypad. 


From its flip opened state, you can flip it sideways to combine the screens into one display panel for widescreen display.


And best of all, you can dismantle the two screens from its pivotal hinge and each screen unit serves as a walkie-talkie using bluetooth technology. 


Sony Ericsson F-H, transform!


It even comes in different colors. Not bad!
Take a closer look on the bread and butter of this concept, the pivotal hinge. 


If they could turn this wonderful phone concept into reality, who knows what other inventions will be built out of this technology. Also, judging by today's technology growth, I bet this isn't far from being a fantasy. 

Source: Yanko Design


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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Bad Ass iPhone Cases for Real Men

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Since the release of the 1st generation iPhone, people have been crazy over iPhone cases. Cases that were meant for protecting the iPhone have become a "fashion" statement for many users. While female iPhone users love heart-themed, red/pinkish iPhone cases, here are some iPhone cases for Bad Asses: via Oddee.com

1. Phoneballs Case

iPhone Balls

What could be manlier than an iPhone case with "balls"! It even protects your data connector from dirt. Give the bad ass iPhone some "balls" for only $15. Not only that, 10% of all proceeds will go to the Sean Kimerling Testicular Cancer Foudation.

Source: Phoneballs

2. Revolver Case

Revolver Case


Remember playing police/robber/cowboy as a kid? Or even secret agents that hide their handgun in their jacket with shoulder holsters? Here is an iPhone case you can tuck into your shorts (front or back), socks (ankle holsters) and answer calls with a really nasty look on your face. Unfortunately, it's not for sale. Fortunately, you can make one. For instructions, click on the link.

Source: Thingiverse

3. Dexter Case (Evidence Envelope)

Dexter Case

"Dexter" TV Series fans will be thrilled to get their hands on this Dexter-themed iPhone case by Speck. Now you can play detective with the Revolver Case and Dexter Case.

Source: TechFresh

4. Undercover Case
Undercover Case


Hesitant on leaving your new iPhone 4 on your desk? Afraid some rotten co-workers might get their hands on your new iPhone 4? Introducing the Undercover Stealth Cellphone Case. It's made of rip-proof, water-proof, writable material with Velcro straps to keep it secure. The authenticity is amazing! Just make sure nobody mistakes it for a real mail and send it to Mega Byte Co. Inc.

Source: PerpetualKid

5. Carbon Fiber Case

Carbon Case

Who said expensive carbon fiber accessories and upgrades can only be applied to your ride? To all rich bad asses who have tons of money to burn, here's the iPhone case for your bad ass iPhone. Featuring the iPhone iWallet. Made of your choice of carbon fiber, a mix of carbon fiber and Kevlar (both $600), or a lower-cost fiberglass model for a relative bargain price of $299. The iWallet has an alarm that goes off if you are 30 feet away. Cool!

Source: Telovation

6. Bacon Case

Bacon Case


An iPhone case especially made for Techno Bacon! The Fabric Bacon Case comes in different sizes, and one size fits the iPhone. It costs 25 Euro. Truly, everything's better with bacon! Techno Bacon <3 it!

Source: DaWanda

7. Heineken Case

heineken case


Enjoy your Bacon case with the Heineken case, the iPhone case for Real Men! The iPhone case from Etsy called the Heinecell is a Heineken-themed iPhone case that shows chicks your toughness and manliness. Etsy sells it for $25, pretty decent price for a bad ass iPhone case.

Source: iPhoneSpies

8. $108,000 Gold Case

Gold Case

Just like there are mobile phones covered in jewelries (i.e. Vertu Signature Cobra) that costs from $100,000 up to $3,200,000, we now have a $108,000 Gold iPhone case. Germany-based designers from GnG have now revealed what could possibly be the most expensive iPhone case. The Gold Delicious (dubbed by GnG) is only 1mm thick, is made from a special high-tech carbon fiber inlay, is covered with 140g of gold (18-carat) and packs nothing less than 600 diamonds. No wonder it costs a fortune!

Source: GnG

9. Cassette Case
Cassette Case
Go retro and relive your youth with ThumbsUp's Cassette iPhone Case. Instead of making mix tapes of all your favourites back in the days, the protects your iPhone (which may contain all your favourites back in the days, up to 32gb of bad ass mp3). This bad ass case can also serve as a stand for watching videos when fully opened. 2 thumbs up for ThumbsUp's Cassette Case!

Source: ThumbsUp

10. Recycled Cardboard Case

Recession Case

Even with the whole world under a financial crisis, Case-Mate took advantage of the situation and designed iPhone Recession Cases that cost only $7.99/10 cases or 30 cases for $14.99! You can get it personalized (using permanent markers), and on top of that it's environment friendly.

Source: Case-Mate

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