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more about #liquid FigNinja: Dang. Another sweet looking Android phone. This is making my choice really hard. more » HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: Tell me this is going to have a D-Pad of some sort... more » Geisrud: only consumes 4W of electricity (compared to a 25W incandescent) Who the hell uses a 25W incandescent lightbulb? more » Frizzaper: I realize it's not a whole lot of liquid, but it strikes me that electricity+water=accidents waiting to happen. Assuming the bulbs are assembled perfe... more » Jonhy: Anyone got a comparison for how much a traditional incandescent and CCFL cost in electricity per year & upfront? more » Blake380: I thought LEDs are not supposed to generate heat. more » shockwaver: so, these put off less light then a 25w bulb? The problem I have with my CFLs, is I just can't get the room to fill with light in the same way, and th... more » deanbmmv: The lighting seems much more natural. Though daylight white is kind of bluey and weak, I suppose it would work great as a bedside light in the morning... more » AlexSea: what does it mean when the line that says 'other LED lights, cool to' overlaps the picture below it? Is it just formatting on gawker media's part, or... more » Woz: Daylight White does not look good in a home. But I would love to be able to turn all my lights in the home into LED. I did so with the Christmas light... more » bosskev: OMG, the video on their site is SO trippy, watching the liquid swirl around like a half-filled snow globe! You really can't appreciate the "liquid coo... more » -
#android
Acer Liquid Finally Gives Android the Snapdragon It Deserves
The day Qualcomm's crushingly fast Snapdragon platform showed up in its first phone was the very day I started desperately wanting it to run Android. It had to happen. And now, courtesy of Acer, it will. More » -
#lightbulbs
World's First Liquid-Cooled LED Lightbulb Perfectly Pairs With Silly Gaming PCs
Eternaleds announced their new Hydrolux-4 LED lightbulb, the very first liquid-cooled bulb in the world. The bulbs are incredibly energy-efficient compared to either incandescent or CFL bulbs, and come with a price tag to match. More » -
#cellphones
NEC's Liquid Flask Phone Shows Exactly How Much Battery is Left
We don't have many details, but this NEC flask phone seems to be a combination of being liquid-powered and touch-screened, and is so crazy advanced that we think it's probably a prototype. According to NEC, however, it's going to be released sometime in 2008. We think it's cool that the liquid inside will drain as you're using the phone, allowing you to see just how much power you have left. Here's to hoping this isn't a Japan-only release. [T3 via Chip Chick via Textually]
