The Timeless watch is a DIY gadget that is made of couple of recycled computer parts. Obviously, in the picture, the strap of this watch is made up of a cable and a USB connector for them to strap together.

Here is a guide from sleepers
Well it’s still not available for Windows users officially, but what you can do is follow these instructions and load the pre-built custom firmware image. You will have to download the image from a torrent. The details are able to be found here.
Unlock via Custom Firmware for Windows
Step 1: Use [...]

Creative is making great leaps with their audio players. Today they have revealed the Zen Krystal…which is the coolest tiny audio player I’ve ever seen. It has a very sleek black look to it (think of something the size of an iPod Shuffle, that looked kind of like an iPod Touch), including a blue OLED [...]

Never has one company mooched off of poor design like Nyko. Okay, so maybe that’s a bit of a stretch, but according to the peripheral maker, the original Xbox 360 Intercooler is the top selling third-party accessory for the Xbox 360 — despite the fact that it’s known for torching consoles and leaving bits of [...]

If you’ve been resisting the urge to believe that Samsung’s U4 was more than just a figment of someone’s untamed imagination, we’ve got just one question for you: why? The inevitable has finally happened, with the pocket-friendly DAP getting official half a world away. The unit will boast an OLED display, touch-sensitive buttons and 2GB [...]

Intel’s next Centrino chipset was barely announced last night and already, there is a flurry of news about which notebooks are receiving the chip-brain transplant, Frankenstein-style.
Fujitsu, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Sony all announced their Centrino laptop builds this morning and it turns out that a few of them might be actually interesting.
Since Intel’s second-generation Core 2 [...]

Just look at this beautiful Dell E laptop. On a news day with a sea of press releases about me-too lappies from Sony, Lenovo, Acer, Samsung, Toshiba, HP and Fujitsu packing Intel’s Centrino 2 mobile platform, this tiny 8.9-inch Dell E mini-note casts a long shadow across all the revelry.
According to industry sources, this baby [...]

We first saw Fujitsu’s FLEPia e-books with the company’s color e-ink tech over a year ago, but rumor has it they’re finally getting close to launch. That’s the word according to Nikkei, which says that the A4-sized readers won’t feature an integrated backlight, but still be able to run for up to 50 hours on [...]

We’re not certain why Kodak is trickling out these middle-of-the-road digicams instead of announcing them all at once, but here we are. Joining the M1093 IS are the new M1073 IS (pictured) and M1063, while the C813 get a new friend in the C913. As you’d expect, almost nothing about these is all that spectacular: [...]

Microsoft has had its share hits and misses as far as product design goes, but this Arc Mouse due this winter looks to be a slick little input device. Wireless and collapsible, the Arc Mouse promises to combine both portability and style for those of you on the “fashion edge” (their words, not ours). Hyperboles [...]

Flee Digital Camera is specially designed to be thrown into the air, and it’ll then take photos of those who’re on the ground, while it’s in the air. The concept seems similar to the flying stick camera that we’ve seen before.

Apparently Microsoft has still been selling this OS in the embedded systems market for quite some time. That must be why the simulators at Star Trek: The Experience are using the OS to run their systems (maybe that’s why they’re closing this September). But according to Microsoft’s John Coyne, it’s finally the end of the [...]

No one likes the cables and wires that result from A/V gear, but nowhere is it worse than on your TV. That flat panel was supposed to be sleek, elegant, a modern wonder — at least it was until you hooked up your DVD player, cable box, and Apple TV to it, each bringing its [...]

Samsung’s U3 follow-up, the U4, already broke cover on a Korean website a few days ago, but that brief appearance unfortunately didn’t consist of much more than a low res image of the device. The folks at Tevo have now thankfully cleared up the situation a bit, however, with a slightly better pic and some [...]