Often the most unusual phones don't get further than the drawing board and remain to be a concept. The first pictures of the O2 Cocoon look like it's just another designer's toy and will never see the real world. But this phone is actually already in use in the UK and it has some pretty nice specs too. The Cocoon has 2 GB internal memory and can be expanded with a MicroSD card. It has a 2 mega pixel camera with auto focus, flash and zoom, an FM radio receiver, a Windows Media Player (...) read more
In the car industry this little gadget is old news: a remote control key. But somehow most people are still struggling with their shopping bags in one hand and about 20 keys in the other if they want to open the front door. LOCCA is selling a do-it-yourself kit so you can make any door swing open with the push of a button. It has a range of 50 meters and can store up to 19 keys. Obviously you'll have to install special receivers on you doors but LOCCA claims the installation is a breeze.If those (...) read more
The Nokia 7710 is an under appreciated legend. In the two years that I owned this smartphone I only met two people who also had this phone and about three that knew of its existence. The Nokia 7710 launched in 2004 and was way ahead of its time and in fact still has some better specs than its modern day competitors. I especially noticed this while watching Steve Job's presentation of the iPhone. By many already considered to be the ultimate smartphone and I must say it looks like a great (...) read more
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