Launch & manage a mobile version of your blog or website.

MoFuse is short for Mobile Fusion. MoFuse was founded in August of 2007 and released it's first private beta in late September of 2007. MoFuse beta opened up to the public on November 1st, 2007. MoFuse gives content publishers, like bloggers, the ability to publish their content to the mobile web. You don't have to be a content publisher to use MoFuse though, anyone can create a mobile website in just a few minutes using the intuitive MoFuse platform.

MoFuse began as a subsidiary of Swift Blue, LLC but has since grown up to become its own company -- MoFuse, Inc. They are located in the renaissance city also known as Providence, RI in beautiful New England. They are currently the fastest growing mobile site publishing network and one of the top mobile publishing networks in terms of traffic.

Picture Taking Mask from Liquid Image

Next time you go snorkeling, don't bother carrying underwater digital camera to take picture or shoot videos of the stunning marine life that you see down there. With the upcoming digital underwater camera mask from Liquid Image, you will be able to take "handsfree" pictures, as the mask comes equipped with a built-in camera located at the top area. How cool is that?

This cool mask will be launched in March and it will come in two camera choices that is 5-megapixel and 3.1-megapixel. The device runs on two AAA batteries and can be used at a depth of up to 1.2m.

To take a picture or video, users have to line up the crosshair on the goggle with the object and then press the capture button located on top right. LED light inside the viewing area indicate the mode the camera is in when activated. This cool mask comes with 16MB of built-in memory to store the images but users can also expand the storage size by inserting a MicroSD card into the integrated slot. All the images can be transfered to a PC with the included USB cable.

Phantom Lapboard

The Phantom Lapboard is a combination wireless keyboard, laser mouse and hard surface that makes it easy for you to work or play games from your couch, easy chair or any comfortable setting in your home or workplace. It has a rotating keyboard that moves up and down at an angle includes a matching mouse.

The Lapboard maintains a wireless link up to 32ft away with a small device that connects to PCs and Macs through a USB cable. The mouse and keyboard both run for about six months on two AA batteries.

The Lapboard can help you maintain an ergonomically correct slouch while working or playing in an easy chair or couch. Sounds comforting enough, isn't it?

Gorillapod

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Fans of cameras and photography, don't like to carry a tripod around? Well most of us don't but sometimes you'll find yourself where the light levels are so low that you really have to use one. the problem with most so-called "table top" tripods is finding a convenient flat surface to put the tripod on to get the height you need.

Here comes Gorillapod, funky- looking mini-tripods come in a variety of sizes to suit everything from compact digital cameras to full sized, zoom-lens equipped DSLRs.

The legs of Gorillapod are made up of many interlocking ball-joints, which means that the legs can be twisted into almost any shape you can think of. On top of that, each ball joint has a grip required to let you bend the legs around and grip almost anything (vertical lamp posts, chairs, etc) without slipping. The Gorillapod are also light and small enough to stow away in any bag.

Cool Speaker

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Have you ever thought of letting everyone around you to listen to your favourite music collections on your iPod, PDA or Sony Ericsson mobile phone? Well, nothing is impossible, thanks to Altec Lansing's Orbit-M speaker. This tiny handheld device is meant to connect up to your iPod, PDA or Sony Ericsson mobile phone and turn it from a personal audio device into a loud boombox for others to hear as well.

The palm-sized, lightweight Orbit-MP3 speaker system is an ideal iPod or MP3 player companion when you want a break from headphones. Or slip it out of a pocket or purse for an attention-getting way to share your tunes anytime, anywhere. The full-bodied, 360-degree sound will make your friends wonder where the speakers are. And with its long battery life, the music keeps playing long into the night.

This cool speaker comes with two extra connectors besides the default 3.5mm stereo audio jack. There's a 2.5mm stereo jack adaptor for some mobile phones and PDAs that use it and a special connector to output audio from a Sony Ericsson mobile phone.

Air Mouse

Popular manufacturer of computer mice, Logitech, introduced the Logitech MX Air Rechargeable Cordless Air mouse which is a versatile laser mouse that works on the desk and in the air. This cool gadget allows you to navigate your PC by just moving the mouse around in the air. Users can hold the mouse in any orientation and point in any direction to select and play media files with just a flick of the wrist.

The mouse also uses gesture-based commands, which give users quick access to normal functions like volume control. To change the volume, users just have to press and hold the volume button and move the mouse to the left to increase the volume or move to the right to decrease the volume.

For music applications, a clockwise movement activates the skip track command while moving it anticlockwise repeats the song. This gadget was designed such that the shape provided versatility, allowing users to comfortably use it as a desktop mouse with their hand over the top or as an air mouse with their fingers under the base and their thumb on top for button selection. The MX Air mouse is easy to plug in and use with a desktop or notebook PC.

ASUS Blu-Ray Drive

Most of the hardware manufacturers these days are now slowly jumping on the Blu-ray dive bandwagon, the latest being Asus which just released the Asus BC-1205PT Blu-ray drive. This Blu-ray drive can read Blu-ray discs but cannot burn to Blu-ray recordable discs. However, they can read and write to CDR/RW and DVD+/-R/RW discs.

The BC-1205PT Blu-ray Drive is an internal SATA drive for PCs. It'll burn DVD±R/RW media at up to 12x speed, falling to 4x speed with dual-layer discs. It will also handle DVD-RAM writing duties, along with CD-R/RW. Despite the name, the drive won't write BD-R or BD-RE media, but it will read these formats and BD-ROM discs, all at up to 5x speed.

This drive offers a variety of innovations which are ynique to their drives, such as a Double Dynamic Suspension System II for reducing vibrations when the drive is spinning at high-speed and Liquid Crystal Tilt technology, which is said to enhance the pick-up head accuracy during recording and playback.