IPhone case for anti-robbery
Piexon (Switzerland) has launched an iPhone case equipped with tear gas canisters to fight the robbery.
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Piexon (Switzerland) has launched an iPhone case equipped with tear gas canisters to fight the robbery.
The wearable computer is likely to be Apple's future after the iPhone in the long run, just as the iPhone replaces the iPod.
Owner of a bakery business in Japan, Mariko created the iPhone 5 can eat. This phone is called Senbei Survival.
Philips has introduced a new light, connected to the broadband network, allowing iPhones users to change the color and brightness of their lights with an application on…
Micasa Lab, a leading Swiss retailer of furniture, has launched a charger that supports battery chargers and rear-seat speaker systems for iPads and iPhone smartphones.
Just put the iPhone in the car, with the camera back facing the road, this application will automatically combine satellite images with street images that the iPhone tur…
Kuratas super robot is equipped with advanced weapon system - multi-barreled gun capable of firing 6,000 BB bullets (ballistic bullets) in 1 minute. Kuratas' ll shooting…
Nissan's scratch-resistant coating technology has been in use for years, even for iPhone cases.
Xie Danhong, 33, from China, is surprised to see a taxi driver appear in his e-mail box, thanks to a new application that allows him to capture images of people who deli…
US-based Body-Pro says that the new application of this CardioMapper service announced this week is the first application compatible with the iPhone 4S Bluetooth 4.0 app…
Since the earthquake and tsunami struck in Japan in March, radiation detectors have become a common device of the Sunnis.
To mark this event, Honda will launch a separate website featuring films and photos of ASIMO's development.
In the past decade, there are many technology products that have contributed to making people's lives more comfortable and convenient.
With just one small device with a knuckle, your iPhone will become the universal remote control for all home electronics.
The US space agency has created an electronic sensor for the iPhone that turns the smartphone into a portable chemical analyzer.