Withings Pulse - Smart Body Analyzer That Tracks Every Step You Take

Looking to help make tracking your activity easy Withings has introduced the Withings Pulse. This 43.3mm device can track your steps, distance, stairs climbed and by just putting your finger on the back it can read your pulse. Utilizing Bluetooth technology the Pulse will sync wirelessly to your iPhone or Android device to send data to Withings Health Mate app.

Discover your body data put into perspective and step off the emotional roller coaster. Consider variations of the fat-lean ratio and Body Mass Index to make sure you target the right pounds. Reveal patterns, become weight-aware. Withings Pulse is so amazing.

You want Withings Pulse ? You can buy this gadget on Amazon with Price: $99.95 & FREE Shipping

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3Doodler - The Cheapest Way to Create Your 3D Model

Searching for cheap 3D printer? Just try 3Doodler. Unlike other 3D printers, this isn't a tabletop rig hooked up to a computer.  Instead, it's just an unusually chunky pen that contains all the hardware, software and materials it needs inside the body.

To use the 3Doodler, you just use the pen to draw in the air (or on a piece of paper, if you're making a two-dimensional piece), with the actual product automatically extruding from the rear end when you press a button (it can produce the product as you draw if you keep your finger on the button the entire time).  Granted, it's going to take some imagination and creativity, but it does allow you to get started producing 3D-printed products sans the need to learn 3D modeling software tools.

You can draw flat on a piece of paper or follow along with stencils, if you're not all that artistically inclined. The real trick, however, is writing upward, essentially drawing in the air. There are two buttons on the front of the device, which let you control the speed of the extrusion. The higher speed works just fine on paper, but if you want to hit that third dimension, it's best to slow things down, allowing the plastic to solidify as you build up. It's also possible to create three-dimensional structures by printing out 2D sides and essentially welding them together afterward with a bit of plastic, as the company did with its rather impressive Eiffel Tower model.

Currently, 3Doodler is collecting backers on Kickstarter, where the project is fully funded many times over.  You can reserve yourself one starting at $75 (pen plus two bags of mixed color plastic).

This is teaser from 3Doodler :

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iPotty - Kid's Dream for Toilet Training Gadget

Many peoples are staring at the same point on CES 2013. Yapsss that is iPotty, a toilet-training device for digitally connected kids. It's a fairly straightforward potty trainer with a holder designed for the iPad. There isn't a specific app to go with the $40 toilet, but parents can use any of the several options already available in the App Store. The idea is to get the kid to stay on the loo for as long as it takes to get the job done. Entertaining the little ones with an iPad may not be the worst way to achieve this goal.

Meet the iPotty, $40 children’s potty with built in iPad stand. This colorful contraption provides the perfect size potty for those being trained. Take off the top, insert the front ‘shield’ if needed, pop in your iPad – which remains out of the range of fire and has a plastic cover to ensure dryness.  Hopefully the kid will stay on the iPotty long enough to get engaged in the app you choose and take care of business.

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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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Samsung Galaxy Tab Bluetooth Keyboard Case

At this era..tablets is around you.They’re portable, affordable and appeal to a market desperately wanting a computer but have none of the technical know-how or want the hassle to operate one. With a tablet, you have the world at your fingertips, almost literally.

Unfortunately, as with all touch devices, typing on them is extremely frustrating at times. It’s unfamiliar and even after weeks of practice errors and corrections start to pile up. I’ve got a Galaxy S and I can’t stand being without a keyboard. For you Samsung Galaxy Tab users, there’s hope. A Bluetooth Keyboard Case is here to save you from typo misery.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Bluetooth Keyboard Case Design

Dressed in an attractive black synthetic leather case, the Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab makes typing a breeze. Its integrated Bluetooth keyboard is easy to set up and it even has a magnetic flap to keep your Tab secure when travelling.

The full sized keyboard and case combo is becoming extremely popular and owners of the Tab shouldn’t be without this convenient and affordable typing solution. You won’t know it at first, but you’ll be glad you have one when you’ve got to reply to e-mails or leave comments on posts with your Samsung Galaxy Tab.

You can buy this gadget with price is around $59.00 at Brando.

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Roland TR-808 Flash Drive - an Unique and Stylish Flash Drive

Roland TR-808 Flash Drive

Looking for an uniqe flash drive? Maybe you searching for Roland TR-808 Flash Drive 8GB. You can store your personal data or music creations into this stylish flash drive. The USB flash drive is based on the legendary Roland TR-808 Drum Machine.

Roland TR-808 Flash Drive History

Roland credits the design of the TR-808 to two of its employees: Mr. Nakamura, responsible for the analog voice circuits, and Mr. Matsuoka, who developed the software. For more information on the Roland TR-808 Drum Machine jump over to the Wiki page.

The Roland TR-808 Flash Drive is now available on market with the price around $40.

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Penguin Teaboy - Tea Bag Handler

Penguin Teaboy

An unique gadget that will help you to creating the perfect cup of tea every time you desire. Just set the timer and Penguin Teaboy will keep dipping the teabag from 1 minute to 20minute, and he lowers the teabag into the water. When the time is up, he lifts it out. Couldn’t be simpler or more fun. 3″ diameter, 8″ tall. Do you want it? Penguin Teaboy is available on Amazon.com with price at $29.99

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Portable iPhone Charger : Your iPhone's Life Safer

Portable iPhone Charger

Are you iPhone user and need something to extend your iPhone battery life while your on the way? This is what you want, Portable iPhone charger.

Your iPhone Life Safer

When you're miles away from the nearest power point, running out of juice on your iPhone or iPod can feel like a complete disaster. Now you needn't worry because the Portable iPhone Charger will provide you with enough back up power for up to 5 hours of calls or 20 hours of music playback. Just plug the charger into your PC or Mac and let it charge until all of the blue LEDs on the front are lit and it's ready for action.

Portable iPhone Charger Features:

- A plug-in pocket sized charger for your iPhone or iPod
- Simply plug it into the bottom of your iPod and let the charger do the rest
- Provides up to 250 hours of standby time, 5 hours of talk time and 20 hours of music playback
- Compatible with the all models of iPod
- Charges using your iPod charger (NOT included)
- Suitable for ages 14+

You can buy Portable iPhone Charger on the market now with price around £20.

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