THE MAGIC CUBE LASER KEYBOARD

This sexy little box projects a full-sized keyboard onto any flat surface, allowing the user to type messages on an iPhone or iTouch without the need for midge fingers. The Magic Cube even makes a life-like tap sound when you type, so you feel like you’re really using the real thing. Check out some footage of the device in action [above]. 

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My new favorite #iPhone accessory. The Moshi Moshi Gold Pop phone by Native Union.

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Nokia seeks patent for tattoos to tell you who’s calling

I love tattoos and I love my cellphone, but I’m not sure how I feel about the two of them being combined. That’s exactly what Nokia is seeking to do with its new patent application — to create a ferromagnetic ink that when placed on your skin would communicate with your phone.

The idea is that a demagnetized ink would be imprinted on your skin and then re-magnetized. At that point it would be receptive to magnetic changes or signals sent from your phone and cause a “stimulus” to your skin.

In other words, your arm (or other body part) would vibrate to let you know you had a call.

There are some obvious upsides to this potential new technology. You could get calls in meetings or school or what-have-you without anyone noticing. And theoretically you could assign a different magnetic signal and resulting stimulus for individual callers if you are a compulsive screener. (As I write this, I am becoming more interested in how this would work.)

It should be pointed out the special ink may simply be “applied” to the skin much like you would apply a temporary or henna tattoo. The patent isn’t specific as to whether it has to be permanent or not, so maybe it isn’t as hardcore as it first sounds.

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