Smart wristwatch concept checks alcohol level in your blood

We have seen all sorts of smart wristwatches in the past years, and after seeing watches that can check your text messages and missed calls, we have a watch that can check your BAC (Blood Alcohol Level). This watch is designed by Tokyoflash, but so far, it’s just a concept. Despite that, this watch looks fantastic, but the best thing about it is that it can check your Blood Alcohol Level instantly.All that you have to do to check your alcohol level is to remove the side cap and blow into your watch.

iPad gadgets: Stance iPad 2 helps you mount almost any cup holder

This stand known as Stance iPad 2 comes with a base that can easily fit in most cup holders, so you can easily mount this stance in any car that comes with cup holders. This means that you can easily mount this stance between driver’s seat and front passenger’s seat along with your iPad 2 on the top. In fact, you can place this stand on almost any cup holder so you can easily place your iPad 2 on top of it, and enjoy in your own music or videos while you’re working out in a gym for example. In addition, this means that you can use any navigation system from your car, and enjoy in iPad’s big screen while you’re driving.

Nintendo Game Boy GBA SP Arcade Tabletop expensive casemod

Although GameBoy Advance is an old handheld console, that isn’t stopping Toy and Television Games from making GBA mods. Folks from Toy and Television Games have just released their latest product called Nintendo Game Boy GBA SP Arcade Tabletop that combines the power of GameBoy Advance, arcade controls with 4 buttons and arcade joystick, Acacia wood and American steel dock. Despite its unusual look and feel, we can’t shake the feeling that this mod looks bit bulky to us compared to the standard GameBoy Advance SP. Also, we have to mention that it takes about 300 hours to make a single Nintendo Game Boy GBA SP Arcade Tabletop.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Active

Sony Ericson has recently revealed a new android smartphone that is not afraid of knocks and bumps and actually have a cool geeky design. This new smartphone, Sony Ericson Xperia Active is perfect for your super active lifestyles as it comes with a rugged exterior. The Sony Ericson Xperia Active runs on Android 2.3 OS and features a compact form factor that shows close resemblance to some old school feature phones from the company.

Samsung wants to ban Apple product sales in the US

Samsung Electronics recently filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission (ITC) as they seek a ban on the sale of key Apple products in the US. In a nutshell, the South Korean consumer electronics giant intends to prevent the iPhone, iPad and iPod models from being imported and sold in the the US.

Apple’s iPad Helps A 9 Year Old Girl With Eyesight Problems

Melbourne schoolgirl Holly Bligh, aged 9, has albinism which is a genetic condition that affects not only the pigment in her skin, hair and eyes, but also her vision. Normally for Holly to read, she would require a hefty magnifying glass, and work sheets given out by her teachers would have to be magnified when photocopied specially for her. Well now thanks to the iPad, it seems that most of her reading problems have been solved, as all she would have to do is swipe and pinch to flip through pages and to enlarge text. Her attention span reportedly has also increased and her “visual fatigue” now apparently takes twice as long before it sets in.

Wooden iPad speaker no batteries

From designer YellowGlueBlues, this wooden iPad speaker dock does what all the other speaker docks do: amplify the sound coming out of the device without the use of additional electricity or wires – just wood carved in a way that takes advantage of the iPad speakers that are placed at the bottom of the device. Going green is a pretty big trend nowadays and it sure seems like iDevice speaker docks are some of the more popular accessories around. We’ve covered a number of them in the past, including a bamboo speaker dock, well now we’ve got one more to add to the list.

Apple iTunes Festival London 2011 streaming on iOS Devices

Called iTunes Festival London 2011, this app will turn your iOS device into a source of live music for the whole of next month. So while you may not be able to join the mosh pit or get drenched in the sweat of screaming fans shoving you aside to get to the front of the stage – you’ll be able to watch all the acts on the festival in HD… in the comfort of your own living room. And just in case you miss your favourite artist performing live, you’ll be able to purchase the recordings of the concerts exclusively on iTunes later.

Mac OS X Lion: now Golden Master status

Apple has been reported to have started seeding the Golden Master version of the operating system to its developers today. The Golden Master version of an app, in case you didn’t know, is pretty much the version of the app that will be shipped out to the general public, assuming no more bugs are found during this phase of testing. If you’re excited about getting your hands on the next version of the Mac OS X operating system, Lion, you’ll be glad to know that it’s not too far away.

New York Times now offers in-app subscriptions for the iPad

The New York Times was issued a warning by the Cupertino company to include in-app subscriptions on its iOS app by June 30th or face removal. While it seems like the newspaper was going to stay defiant until the end, it looks like they were given a one day extension which they used to enable in-app purchasing through its iPad newspaper.