The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #18: From Nokia’s Phone of the Future to the DIY-Friendly Chumby Gadget
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast is sponsored by Kensington. In this week’s Gadget Lab Podcast, Dylan Tweney, Daniel Dumas, and Jose Fermoso discuss some of the latest concept gadgets, like the flexible, self-cleaning, beer-opening phone of the future from Nokia,…
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast is sponsored by Kensington.
In this week’s Gadget Lab Podcast, Dylan Tweney, Daniel Dumas, and Jose Fermoso discuss some of the latest concept gadgets, like the flexible, self-cleaning, beer-opening phone of the future from Nokia, and the skin tattoo phone that is supposed to use your blood to power up. Maybe these phones will never become real products, but they’re strange enough to liven up a conversation.
In addition, they will go over Everex’s Cloudbook Notebook computer and the Chumby gadget that developers and Linux lovers in particular have been raving about. Finally, they will talk about the latest, and somewhat surprising, battle for the shelf space on your desk: attractive mini computers that are being used as an extra storage option and entertainment center substitute, including the gPC Mini and the Mac Mini.
We thank you for listening, and remember that you can subscribe to the podcast feed by clicking right here. And you can find the seventeen (!) previous podcasts after the jump.
The Podcast (above) requires Quicktime (you can download it at Apple’s page here).
The last few Gadget Lab podcasts are below:
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #17: The Bankruptcy of The Sharper Image and Insider Info on the Death of HD DVD
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #16: The End of the HD DVD Format, 1080p Projectors, and More
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #15:Technologies from Orwell’s 1984, Cool Gear From the Super Tuesday Primaries, and More
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #14: From Garmin’s Nuviphone to the Linux-based Haier Ibiza Rhapsody MP3 Player
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #13: Macworld 2008 Review and MacBook Air First Impressions
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #12: CES 2008, with Pioneer’s Project Kuro, the Dystopian Life Wall, and More
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #11: The CES 2008 Preview with Touchscreen TVs, Wireless Phones, and More
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #10: Last-Minute Holiday Gifts for Geeks and Wired’s 2007 Vaporware Awards
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #9: All Around Smackdowns Between the iPod and Zune 2 Media Players and Kid-Friendly Laptops
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #8: From Dell’s New Retail Strategy to the Film vs. Digital Deathmatch Controversy
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #7: From the Blu-ray/HD-DVD Wars to the Exploding Battery Mystery
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #6: From The Microsoft Zune 2 Release to Warner Music’s Surprising iTunes About-Face
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #5: From Google’s Android Alliance to the iPhone’s iBricking Firmware
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #4: From Wal-Mart’s Early Black Friday To NBC’s Word War With Apple
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #3: From the CTIA Trade Show to the Leopard Launch
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #2: We’re Giving Away Good Times (Nokia N810 Tablet and iPhone Apps)
The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #1: Listen and Be Amazed (Microsoft’s Zune and the Gateway One PC)
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