iHat - Unique and Stylish Headphone

Wanna buy something cool? Try iHat. iHat is the mp3 headphone hat with the perfect style for you. Incoming, the ihat has speakers positioned either side of your head for maximum sound and comfort. The cable runs discreetly down the back of the hat concealing the fact you may have an expensive Mp3 player on your person. The ihat power comes from the portable media player so no batteries needed. It is compatible with any device with a headphone jack so it doesn’t matter whether you have a new Ipod or an old Walkman.

Of course you don’t have to be an extreme sportsman to need one of these. The ihat makes an ideal accompaniment to a camping trip, a drive or just a long walk. It’s soft, cosy fabric keeps your head warm too.

Want it? You can get it from amazon.com with price: $19.99

Specifications :

Colour - Black
Height - 31cm
Width - 29cm
Weight - 0.12 KGs

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Nike+ FuelBand - Sport Bracelet from Nike

The Nike+ FuelBand is a beautiful and deadly device, which aims to measure your daily exercise with a variety of brutal statistics - and so inspire you to greater endeavours of physicality and not sitting around.

Worn on your wrist, it is a matte-black, soft-to-the-touch and pleasantly weighted piece of techno jewellery with a single raised button, which when pressed reveals a hidden 70s-style LED display that lights up your daily progress (or the time) in a line of 20 red-to-green lights, and connects to your PC and Mac via a USB adapter while syncing to your phone with Bluetooth.

As with the best and most timelessly designed devices, the Fuel Band is simultaneously retro and futuristic, functional and ridiculous. Even if it does look a bit like a charity wristband it's one of the coolest things you can wear above your hand.

According to Nike, the FuelBand has a "sports-tested accelerometer," which is little more than a very smart pedometer. As you move throughout the day, the band keeps count. When you press the button on the bracelet to cycle through the data, the band displays a little row of colored lights below the info. The lights start out red—just one or two at first. The more you move, the more lights are added, inching along and turning orange, then yellow, then green. When you hit your "fuel" goal, the full row of lights illuminate, red to green, and "GOAL" appears above. It's helpful in terms of checking in on your progress, and similar to the Fitbit Ultra's "flower" display, which grows the more active you are.

For an even better sense of your burn, you'll want to sync the band via Bluetooth to the free Nike+ Fuel app, so hopefully you have an iPhone. There aren't apps for any other platform yet. Syncing worked smoothly when I tested it, it only syncs the current day. If you haven't uploaded information from the band via the USB port in a few days, it won't appear on your app until you do.

The battery holds a charge for three days easily. However, the only time you can check the battery level is when it's connected to your computer and charging. So there's no way to tell if it's halfway or low.

The Nike+ FuelBand also water resistant, works in the shower (though not when swimming) and comes with extra 'links' to resize to your needs.

So no, unlike other Sports Watches you won't look like Dick Tracy while wearing it. But trust us - The Nike+ FuelBand is a good thing.

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Nokia Lumia 620 - Cheapest Windows Phone from Nokia

Nokia has just introduced a new member of its Lumia family of WP8 smartphones,they have called it the Nokia Lumia 620. This particular bad boy is definitely one that targets the market which is more budget conscious. After all, we do know that the world’s economy is not in the best of shapes at this point in time, so it would make perfect sense for smartphone manufacturers to be more sensitive to the needs of those out there who work around a tight budget, juggling their (financial) responsibilities between a family, work, and leisure. Perhaps you are one who wants to give the Windows Phone 8 operating system a go, but do not want to splurge your hard earned cash on a high end Nokia Lumia 920, which is where the Nokia Lumia 620 steps in – perfectly.

The Nokia Lumia 620 comes with a 3.8" ClearBlack LCD display of WVGA resolution and is powered by a two Krait CPU cores clocked at 1GHz, the Adreno 305 GPU and 512MB of RAM. The internal storage is 8GB, and is expandable though the microSD card slot.
The Nokia Lumia 620 offers a 5 megapixel primary camera with LED flash at the back and a VGA front-facing shooter for video-chats. Video recording maxes out at 720p@30fps.

Nokia Lumia 620 video review from TechRadar :

The Nokia Lumia 620 will be available in a range of colors including, lime green, orange, magenta, yellow, cyan, white and black. It's estimated to cost $249, excluding taxes and subsidies and will begin selling in January 2013 in Asia, followed closely by Europe and the Middle East before expanding further.It will also be accompanied by a host of all of Windows Phone 8’s features alongside Nokia’s extremely useful app suite which carries Nokia Drive, Nokia Maps, Nokia City Lens, and Nokia Transit among others. Any takers?

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