One thing that drives us mad is losing a lens cap – and we’ve certainly lost quite a few over the years.
For photographers there’s two options: either put the lens cap in one of your pockets and then go through a self pat-down routine every time you try to remember where you put it, or let it dangle from the camera on a little bit of cord.
If you’re fed up with the puny sound coming from your phone’s built-in speaker, or the less than hi-fi noise coming out of your smartphone dock, it might be time to invest in a wireless music receiver like Nokia’s swishy offering.
Connecting to Android handsets via Bluetooth, the Sony SmartWatch lets users answer calls, play music and catch up on texts, email and social networks like Facebook and Twitter on the move.
Confidently-named US tech firm Always Innovating have announced their HDMI Dongle, a USB stick-sized gizmo that can swiftly transform your boring old dumb TV into a swishy Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-powered device capable of running GoogleTV.
If you’re a bit fed up with the weedy dumbphone that sits on the end of your landline, the new Archos DECT-Enabled 35 Phone looks set to drag the home phone into the 21st century.
Making a sound like someone with advanced, post-curry bottom problems, Brando’s Sound Controlled Desktop Musical Fountain is designed to bring the park experience to your table top.
If it turns out Santa really does exist and he’s carting around a big bag of tech gear, the staff at Wirefresh have compiled their gadget wishlist and sent it off to the North Pole. Just in case, like.
Tech magazine T3 has announced the winners of the 2011 Gadget awards and there’s a few surprises in store.
Promising to heat up the cold corners that conventional heaters can not reach, the new Dyson Hot promises to revolutionise the humble room heater, with a revolutionary design utilising ceramic stones.
Seen playing live on a Chinese TV station is the Transformers Girl Band who make their music using curious instruments made from Android-powered tablets and smartphones.
Sony have decided to retire its range of MiniDisc players this September, bringing to an end its association with the pioneering digital format it invented.
You can always rely on Brando to knock out some daft novelty items for the more-money-than-sense brigade, and we suspect they have excelled themselves with this ludicrous bolt-on ‘telescope’ for the iPad 2.
Sony’s next-gen PlayStation has been officially released and regales under the name PlayStation Vita. Or PS Vita if you like your words short.
Looking like the kind of thing lantern-jawed explorers would pack before embarking on trips of great derring-do in the wilderness-is Etón’s extra chunky Raptor outdoor adventure radio.
If you often find yourself typing away into the wee small hours as you battle against looming deadlines, then it might be worth considering shelling out for this deluxe, hoity-toity Logitech illuminated keyboard.
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