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I doubt there is anyone left that hasn’t had to use their cellphone as a flashlight at some point or another.  The bad thing about using your cellphone for that is that most of them the screen darkens after a short time.  Plus it’s not exactly built to be a flashlight, so the light is a bit unfocused and doesn’t illuminate a whole lot.  Thankfully, Think Geek has a very tiny flashlight that won’t require you to replace batteries, plus it’s incredibly portable. I’m not a fan of bulky keychains, but this one seems to be small enough to make it easy to carry around.  Thanks to the attached keychain you could just attach it to your keys and always have it handy.  The big feature with this tiny LED flashlight is the very small hand crank.  You can purchase it for all of $4.99 through Think Geek

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Micro Hand-Cranked LED Torch

When you mention cell phone, what is the first image that comes in to your mind? Most of us would think of snazzy iPhones as well as the ever more popular Android-powered handsets, not to mention those living in developing countries with their Nokias

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Now most folks would not have thought that LG and Versace would ever team up, but the day has arrived. What do you expect from this union – a branded LED HDTV, an expensive washing machine or a luxurious cellphone? If you picked the handset as the answer, then you’re right on the money with both companies working in tandem with ModeLabs Group to roll out the Versace Unique, the first luxury touchscreen and full-featured multimedia smartphone which can be purchased via the most important and exclusive watch and fine jewellery networks and Versace flagship boutiques throughout the world from early next month onwards

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LG and Versace team up, union results in Versace Unique luxury phone

We all know that our friends over at South Korea do have a slew of smartphones which are by far and large, much more advanced that what the rest of the world gets (of course they are a close challenger to Japan which has some pretty far out handsets as well).

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Although it seems to be a very strange shape for a speaker, it’s not such a bad idea.  It’s built for easy carrying, the speaker could easily fit into your car’s cupholder.  Plus, for those worried about theft, it’s more likely to slip under the radar as nothing more than a travel mug carrying your coffee of choice.  Plus, along with the speaker you get a dock that can charge both the speaker and your Sony Walkman at the same time.

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Walkman Sound Dock is not a coffee mug

We would say that most cameras are dumb and require intelligent input to be of any use, but the Archerfish Solo aims to buck the trend by being the first “thinking” camera in the world.

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Himfr.com might not ring a bell with some of you, but for those who are familiar with the workings of those who live in China would definitely have heard of them since they are one of China’s leading B2B search platforms with over 30 B2B industry websites to its name. Himfr.com has already evaluated Disney’s diamond cellphone known as the DM005SH, where it comes with an 8-megapixel camera and a CCD sensor while bringing home a whole lot of bling in the process. The cellphone’s body itself comes with 22 pieces of diamonds of varying sizes, where among them have been arranged to make up the Disney logo.

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Disney DM005SH diamond cellphone

Both Verizon Wireless and Casio have teamed up to bring to the masses a water resistant as well as shockproof handset that ought to be able to go through thick and thin with you – we’re talking about the Casio G’zOne Brigade cellphone here. Touted to be the perfect device for business customers who are heavily involved in industries such as construction, public safety and utilities, the Casio G’zOne Brigade is no slouch when it comes to existing in harsh working environments without compromising on its cellular technology when you need it the most

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I’m always all about any gadget that can function well, while being powered by nothing more than the sun.  It cuts down on batteries and it’s basically the lazy man’s way of being eco-friendly.  In that you really don’t have to put in a whole lot of effort and you’re managing to at least help to not make the earth any worse than its current state.  That being said, I’m not entirely sold on this solar gadget.  Since it is an alarm, it almost seems like it’s advertising its presence to burglars. Sure, it’ll go off anytime someone opens the window at all.  However, I’m curious if someone were to break a windowpane next to the solar panel and were to just shut it off or tear it off, if it would do any good.  Then again many people looking at it from the outside would probably think it’s just a harmless solar gadget probably charging your cellphone.  Which if that’s the case, it could still work.  These window alarms come in twin packs for £24.99 or about $38

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Solar Powered Window Alarm