This is just crazy, Samsung are about to release a 7.7 Mega-pixel mobile phone. It’s due out in the Far East shortly and lets hope if it is popular that it will be released both sides of the pond soon after (though sounds doubtful for some reason).

It looks a bit larger than a regular mobile but hey what do you expect, my main digital camera is only 5.1 megapixels and it’s smaller than that. It also offers a larger than normal screen (not sure of exact resolution), optical zoom (which is also a bit special for a mobile) and the usual gubbins of connections. And did we mention it can also make and receive phone calls.

You can find a bit more info on Trusted Reviews and if you can find anything on the Samsung site you can have a job here as a researcher :).

Before my Sinclair Spectrum, Lego was my all time favourite toy. Even my Lego train-set was cool, in fact there wasn’t a single thing that I couldn’t make (when I was 7). Why am I going on about a toy that must be at least 50 years old? Today I saw a picture of a prototype memory card holder that looked just like, guess what, Lego blocks

The company behind these keychain cases, Best Rubber Productions have also made such classics as the Silicone Rubber Bracelet, the Silicone Rubber Cover for the iPod and the Silicone Rubber Ashtray. So you can probably guess what these little Lego key chains are made out of. Like conventional Lego they are also stackable so if you have several SD Cards or memory sticks you can store them all together in an infinitely expandable Lego house :).

[Best Rubber Productions found via I4U]

This is another one of those really life changing gadgets, the solar powered hearing aid.

The company Godisa is behind the solar powered hearing aids and are aiming by help of donations to make them available free to those who need them. I think it’s a great idea and use of technology, gadgets are often pretty frivolous but these can really help people.

If you’d like to help out you can always send them a donation.

[Godisa found via MedGadget]

When you get bored (or more likely tired) of your regular dance mats you can now get dancing with your fingers, with the Finger Dance Pad.

It’s compatible with all PlayStation 2 and Psone Dancing Games, so when visiting relatives say the can’t dance you can still get them to make a fool of themselves with one of these :).

[Found on BoingBoing buy from Tesco]

Think of the latest gadget you might want to have, or give to your friends as gifts, and one that I would recommend and suggest to you is a Swiss knife, perfected with integrated USB flash drive device, all you need to show off to your pals - the Swissmemory USB Victorinox.

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This is another why didn’t I think of that kind of post, Orgasmatones, the personalised Orgasmic Ring-tones.

These ringtones are certain to get your attention and are a whole load less annoying than the crazy frog. As the ringtones are personalised for each name they don’t sound like Steven Hawkins is saying your name mid ecstatic moan.

To get the ringtone you just need to go to the Orgasmatone site, enter your name, pay the fee (£2.50 about $4) and download. If you’re name isn’t available you can submit it and they’ll get one of 6 sexy (well they sound it but sounds can be very deceiving) young women to scream your name in pleasure. Though we know she’s faking it :).

Unlike most internet browsers, i.e. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera or Netscape, Cibernaut has introduced totally new browsing features into its very own browser, Cibernaut version 2.28. Just like Firefox is based on Mozilla’s source code, Cibernaut is written based on Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) browser engine. Thus, as expected, Cibernaut allows surfing sites that are IE compliance with ease. This includes MSN websites that require only IE browsers to access.

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This has got to be the most portable chair (if you can call it that) that I’ve ever seen. It looks like an extra wide belt and promises to support your back when you sit down, one end of the loop goes round your knees and the around your back.

It doesn’t look like the ultimate in comfort but you can carry it anywhere (back packing and fishing spring to mind) and still have a form of back supporting seat as and when needed.

[nadachair found via Crib Candy]