Finally, a smartphone that can really be called “magical.”
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Back in June, we told you about David Brown’s BodyGuard Armored Gauntlet that features a built-in 500,000 volt stun gun. Since then they’ve made some upgrades and, realizing that you might want to make a call or post a tweet while you’re subduing a criminal, an armored iPhone dock has been included. This is in addition to it’s standard video camera, laser pointer and flashlight.
There’s no info on pricing, but you can probably guess that something like this won’t come cheap.
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Here’s great news for slobs: Ross Nanotechnology has created a silicon-based superhydrophobic spray called “NeverWet” that can make liquids and heavy oils “shoot off” anything it’s applied to. In addition, the spray also prevents corrosion and keeps surfaces free of bacteria, making “ovens, toilet plungers and bed pans a cinch to clean”. Project leader Andy Jones stated that the product could also work to protect electronics:
“I sprayed my iPhone with NeverWet, submerged it in a foot of water for 30 minutes, took it out and it was good to go. Jones said.”
Although a release date hasn’t been revealed, Jones said he expects to see some significant product launches in early 2012, which would include the first retail version of NeverWet for use by consumers.
Hit the jump to see NeverWet in action.
Just a quick reminder that we’re giving away a pair of these $200 Vuzix Wrap 310XL video glasses to a lucky Fashionably Geek reader!
With the Wrap 310XLs you can watch movies and videos directly inside the glasses in 16:9 widescreen or standard 4:3 formats in 2D (or 3D when supported media is played). Supposedly, it’s equivalent to viewing a 55-inch screen from ten feet. Plus, an iPhone/iPad/iPod compatible cable is included.
Check out more details on the glasses and how you can enter on the contest page. Better hurry though—today is your last chance!
Just a quick reminder that we’re giving away a pair of these $200 Vuzix Wrap 310XL video glasses to a lucky Fashionably Geek reader!
With the Wrap 310XLs you can watch movies and videos directly inside the glasses in 16:9 widescreen or standard 4:3 formats in 2D (or 3D when supported media is played). Supposedly, it’s equivalent to viewing a 55-inch screen from ten feet. Plus, an iPhone/iPad/iPod compatible cable is included.
Check out more details on the glasses and how you can enter on the contest page.
The contests keep on coming on Fashionably Geek, and we have another awesome one on tap for you today. We’re giving away a pair of these $200 Vuzix Wrap 310XL video glasses to a lucky reader!
With the Wrap 310XLs you can watch movies and videos directly inside the glasses in 16:9 widescreen or standard 4:3 formats in 2D (or 3D when supported media is played). Supposedly, it’s equivalent to viewing a 55-inch screen from ten feet. Plus, an iPhone/iPad/iPod compatible cable is included.
Check out more details on the glasses and how you can enter after the break.
For those who like to carry thier iPhone in style, we present this belt buckle case which is tooled from solid brass and features Pau Ferro wood accents. The case also features stainless steel hinges and a strong earth magnet to keep the holster shut and is available in silver, black aluminum or rosewood.
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Last week we first got wind of the upcoming Powerbag lineup, and though we’ve seen plenty of gadget-charging bags in the past, these looked to be of a higher quality. Naturally, we wanted to try out one of the bags for ourselves—and we came away fairly impressed.
Suit up! You’re going to battle in the urban jungle. You’ll need to be prepared with the right equipment, and we have provided a list of products that will keep you connected while also keeping you mobile. Cue ’80s movie “lock and load” montage — only this time Rambo is wearing glasses and an ironic T-shirt.
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Comedian and filmmaker Mark Malkoff sent us his latest video entitled “Apple Store Challenge” which asks very important questions like: Would the Apple Store allow someone to bring in a goat?”, “Can you order a pizza or have a sit-down romantic dinner in an Apple Store?” and “Would the Apple Store allow someone to get their iphone repaired while dressed as Darth Vader?”
Check out the video after the break to find out how Apple Store employees reacted to his stunts.
