Tom's Hardware Guide is running an interesting article about a new keyboard concept for cellphones developed by the american Chicago Logic.
Their theory is that beeing used to computers qwerty-keyboard layouts, users can type much quicker and would therefore write more SMS.
If this assumption is true must be seen in real life usage...

What causes more headscratching is this sentence: "I you use the right shape, the right elevation and the right activation pressure, it is very easy to sue."

The future is close to nature!
Sony with Toppan Printing, have developed a Blu-ray Disc based on a paper substrate which promises to be more environmentally friendly and secure when destroyed than traditional discs, they say.
"Oil is a limited resource but paper can be recycled," says Taro Takamine, a spokesperson for Sony in Tokyo. "One of the initial advantages of the paper disc will be a decrease in the amount of raw material needed to produce a disc."

Cool! This revolutionary product is guaranteed to enhance the transfer of computer data through the air. It works at the speed of light and even penetrates lead walls. YES, SURE. Me gonna buy that, me wifi slow-slow, me buys spray cheap and Windows compatible!!!
Oh, my...

Had they invented this ingenious security system for sawing machines before, a lot of fingers could have been saved... It seems that distracted capenters now can get away with small cut and a mild shock instead of loosing something precious.
I always had a lot of respect (if not fear) of this machines but now they appear a little less scary!

Hitachi has announced to double their production of hard disk drives like the 1-inch, 4-gigabyte disk drives that are found in the iPod Mini.
US customers now have to wait up to 6 weeks before getting thier device, while customes in europe have to be pacient until summer to get their hands on one of this extremely well designed mp3 players.