What’s a good way to impress your friends? With a robot boom box that responds to your every hand movement, that’s how. Meet Qbo, TheCorpora’s open-source Linux robot who we’ve gotten to know over the years, even through his awkward phase
What’s a good way to impress your friends? With a robot boom box that responds to your every hand movement, that’s how. Meet Qbo, TheCorpora’s open-source Linux robot who we’ve gotten to know over the years, even through his awkward phase
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Qbo music player robot responds to hand gestures, challenges DJ Roomba to a dance-off (video)
We were thoroughly infatuated with LauncherPro developer Federico Carnale’s then-unnamed music app the first time we saw it in beta , bringing Metro UI styled playback to our Android lifestyles. Now UberMusic v1.0 is available on the Android Market, flexing its customizable skills for the princely sum of $3.49. Don’t think this is just some ripoff however, while one of the skins (that can also be found on the Market) is a Zune lookalike, third parties can make it look however they might like, including the widgets.
We were thoroughly infatuated with LauncherPro developer Federico Carnale’s then-unnamed music app the first time we saw it in beta , bringing Metro UI styled playback to our Android lifestyles. Now UberMusic v1.0 is available on the Android Market, flexing its customizable skills for the princely sum of $3.49. Don’t think this is just some ripoff however, while one of the skins (that can also be found on the Market) is a Zune lookalike, third parties can make it look however they might like, including the widgets.
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LauncherPro dev’s skinnable UberMusic player finally hits the Android Market
Planetary : Planetary is an iPad-only music player that renders your collection as a stunning universe of stars (artist), planets (albums), and moons (songs). Each successive level is fluidly interactive: tap on the name of a song to play it, give the display a gentle nudge to set the solar system spinning in motion, and expand with two fingers to zoom out back to album view. It’s hard to explain the experience in words, but it’s just one of those brilliantly designed apps that responds to your every touch just the way you think it should
Planetary : Planetary is an iPad-only music player that renders your collection as a stunning universe of stars (artist), planets (albums), and moons (songs). Each successive level is fluidly interactive: tap on the name of a song to play it, give the display a gentle nudge to set the solar system spinning in motion, and expand with two fingers to zoom out back to album view. It’s hard to explain the experience in words, but it’s just one of those brilliantly designed apps that responds to your every touch just the way you think it should
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The Week’s Best iPad Apps [Video]
Bath-time belters rejoice, for the folks over at Toshiba have bestowed unto you a 21st century solution to the waterproof radio.
Bath-time belters rejoice, for the folks over at Toshiba have bestowed unto you a 21st century solution to the waterproof radio.
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Toshiba’s TY-WSD9 wireless waterproof speaker gives Japanese shower singers an upgrade
Speeding is easy to do, and like it or not having someone else in the car nagging you about it actually can help. What to do if your mother is unavailable?
Speeding is easy to do, and like it or not having someone else in the car nagging you about it actually can help. What to do if your mother is unavailable?
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Slow Down app slows down your tunes until you slow down your car (video)
What, you didn’t think iFixit would stop at just disassembling the new iPod touch , did you?
What, you didn’t think iFixit would stop at just disassembling the new iPod touch , did you?
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iPod nano (2010) splayed open in the name of miniature science
Apple has just revealed its 6th generation iPod nano, which has been outfitted with just about the boldest redesign the portable media player has experienced yet. Gone is the clickwheel, to be replaced with a touchscreen interface and a shuffle-esque square form factor. It’s now 46 percent smaller and 42 percent lighter
Apple has just revealed its 6th generation iPod nano, which has been outfitted with just about the boldest redesign the portable media player has experienced yet. Gone is the clickwheel, to be replaced with a touchscreen interface and a shuffle-esque square form factor. It’s now 46 percent smaller and 42 percent lighter
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iPod nano redesigned: smaller, lighter, better and costing $149 for 8GB or $179 for 16GB
Once upon a time, it meant something to have a digital audio player that went upwards of two full days without needing a charge. Since then, we’ve seen many , many examples , and it’s just not that exciting anymore. But you know what
Once upon a time, it meant something to have a digital audio player that went upwards of two full days without needing a charge. Since then, we’ve seen many , many examples , and it’s just not that exciting anymore. But you know what
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Samsung MP3 player goes 60 hours on a charge
Banana Music Pillow It’s a bunch of bananas, it’s a pillow, it’s a speaker you can plug your iPod or less popular music player into, it’s the Banana Music Pillow . $15 gets you this musical fruit you can lay your head on. via redferret
Banana Music Pillow It’s a bunch of bananas, it’s a pillow, it’s a speaker you can plug your iPod or less popular music player into, it’s the Banana Music Pillow . $15 gets you this musical fruit you can lay your head on. via redferret
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Banana Music Pillow
By Andrew Liszewski I’m not entirely sure if listening to music while working on a construction site is the best idea, best if you must, I don’t think something as delicate as the iPod Touch is gonna cut it. You need to go with a brand that’s synonymous with construction tools and durability, like Ryobi, who just so happen to offer their own rugged MP3 player now. The Tek4 AllPlay Job Site Music Player supports MP3, WMA and unprotected AAC files, and the 2GB of storage is good for about 500 songs
By Andrew Liszewski I’m not entirely sure if listening to music while working on a construction site is the best idea, best if you must, I don’t think something as delicate as the iPod Touch is gonna cut it. You need to go with a brand that’s synonymous with construction tools and durability, like Ryobi, who just so happen to offer their own rugged MP3 player now. The Tek4 AllPlay Job Site Music Player supports MP3, WMA and unprotected AAC files, and the 2GB of storage is good for about 500 songs
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Ryobi Tek4 AllPlay Job Site Music Player
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