HydroBOB is the new scooter which puts both scuba diving and jet skiing together. According to the developers this is the perfect way to scuba dive without having any skills in the activity. The sad thing is, you can’t use these in the sea. At the moment you can only use them in a swimming pool. More »

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From Omghaute: Marc by Marc Jacobs has recently revealed their upcoming Technology Collection, a very chic line of all your technology accessories done up with the flair of the Marc by Marc Jacobs design aesthetics. From headphones to laptop sleeves, everything is almost too cute to resist. More »

The Day Cycle of an Internet Commenter is something that all of us can relate to. You won’t admit it but deep down you know you do it. The three stages of the cycle: Discovery, Resolution, Resignation. More »

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The Cybug Solar Fly 2 is a solar powered robot which hunts down sunshine. According to comments on the site this robot can also show group mentality in a group, so they hunt for sunlight in a group, it is also said it has a sense of short-term memory so it can remember some of the objects they come in-contact with. Sounds hi-tech for a robot fly doesn’t it? More »

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The Xbox 360, one of the most popular gaming systems, has just had a upgrade. Ben Heck has created a new Xbox 360 laptop, meaning you can play games practically anywhere you want. Ben Heck has said the device has a internal power supply and is pretty quiet. More »

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Streaks is a really useful calender app to have that will help you to get motivation to achieve your goals, whether it is to gain skills with a hobby or create a habit that you want to keep. With all the different themes it provides, you can create a fitting calender to use for your goal and mark off each day that you accomplish it. More »

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Eizo recently released the 17-inch FlexScan T1751 multitouch monitor which is developed for educational, business, or medical use. It runs Windows 7 and it has a non-widescreen 5:4 aspect ratio with a resolution of 1,280 x 1,024. More »

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From Girlybubble: Today’s cake of the day is this iPod Touch cake! After finding the last iPod cake I suddenly found this one and had to share it with you all! It’s a really impressive cake, and its huge! For Apple lovers this is the perfect birthday cake! What do you think of this cake? More »

MSI has just unveiled two new laptops the FX700 and FR700 which aims to satisfy your multimedia cravings. These notebooks both sports a 17.3″ widescreen display and carries MSI’s anti-scratch and anti-smudge coating. More »

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From Htcyou: The Acer Aspire One Happy has recently been announced to run on the Android operating system. This 10.1-inch netbook is available in four bright colors, including Candy Pink, Lavender Purple, Lime Green and Hawaii Blue. More »

Although we thought the latest iPhone 4 from Apple would be indestructible like Apple seemed to claim, this has be proven totally wrong as it had been shown by a study that a screen of an iPhone 4 is 82 percent more likely to break than that of an iPhone 3GS. More »

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Yes, you’ve heard it right, your innocent mobile phone may contain EIGHTEEN times more germs than those living on your toilet brush handle, says a study carried out by Stanford University students. Is it too late to stop those of you with a fear of germs to stop reading now? More »

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From Ningin: Here’s another giveaway reminder in case you missed all of the awesome new giveaways we’re offering these past few days! More »

Truly Ergonomic has developed a new keyboard that’s supposedly more comfortable to type on by angling the keys for each hand and making certain keys higher or lower than the others, which gives the keyboard a characteristic wave-like appearance. That’s cool and all, but who in the world would pay $169 just to type more comfortably? I mean it’s not like normal keyboards make your fingers bleed or anything. I can’t wait to see if they’ll make a wavy piano too. More »

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Wi-Fi Finder helps you do exactly what it is named for, finding Wi-Fi spots. The especially handy feature is that it includes an option to filter your search for free wi-fi. I also like how it has a pretty wide range too, boasting “320,000 locations in 140 countries worldwide” so it would work even if you travel to another country. More »

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