Taga is basically a push chair which can be converted into a child-carrying bicycle in about 20 seconds. At first glance, Taga Bike looks like a normal pushchair but after a bit of twisting here and there, some folding, and a bit of flipping it becomes a fully functioning bike with a child-seat on the front.

For those with “fat fingers” or you just have a problem with typing fast and accurately with you iPhone, there is a new QWERTY Keyboard for you. It slides over the iPhone, guarding its edges and syncing as well.

It had been rumored for a while now that Google is working on an iPad competitor, but no proof was formally shown so it was early brushed off. Now Lee Mathews from the Download Squad got the exclusive and is letting us in on the info.

While sitting at a standstill in traffic in the Silicon Valley in 1968, Charles Greenwood P.E. came up with the idea for he calls the HumanCar. His ideas was to make sure that we don’t get too lazy as people, because as we get older  and buy cars we tend to lose out of on our daily walking or movement exercise.

Now everyone is disappointed that the iPhone 4 is not available for other carriers, but that’s only for the US. Internationally the phone is unlocked to work with any carriers its only here does a carrier lock a phone to work primarily with their service – not anymore.

The new BlackBerry is here to compete with the iPhone, with overall enhancement that makes the phone fun, this phone is def the best BlackBerry yet. The phone comes with a full functional touch screen as well as a slide down keyboard and the new BlackBerry 6 OS – WOW!

In many countries people are able to pay to purchase food from vending machines with their smartphone, they are even able to go up to the counter and swipe their smartphone instead of using a credit card to pay for merchandises.

A title fit for a scientific movie has been hitting headlines all over the country since early Monday morning. Nasa discovered hundreds of potential planets sparking up hopes of finding other similar to that of ours, Earth. The objects were found by Nasa’s Kepler Mission.

Last year in Tokyo Bay, a gigantic statue of Gundam was erected though later demolished to be reconstructed. Bandai had promised to re-erect the big guy in Shizuoka and he is almost ready!