It is a while since we told you about the MiniCAT, but now we have the OneCAT, costing just £2,500 ($5,000), weighing 350kg, and running on Air! Well we don’t exactly have it yet as it is a proof of concept, but an engineer is promising to bring the car, powered by compressed air, to the market within the year. So what do we know about air compressed powered cars… The tanks can be filled with air from a compressor in just three minutes - much quicker than a battery car. Alternatively, it can be plugged into the mains for four hours and an on-board compressor will do the job. For long journeys the compressed air driving the pistons can be boosted by a fuel burner which heats the air so it expands and increases the pressure on the pistons. (Read the full post about ‘The oneCAT; a car that runs on Air’…)

Life The world would be such a cruel, cruel place without perfectly cooked eggs during the mornings. Wouldn’t you love something like the Dippy Egg Set ensuring you get your egg-filled breakfast? The surly-looking Boiley the Microwave Egg Boiler can cook your egg in the microwave to perfection. Place your egg on the base, add in water, screw the top over and microwave it. As easy as that. Cook your egg the way you like it — soft, medium, or hard — for 3 to 5 minutes. And of course, to complement your perfectly cooked egg, you should have perfect soldiers such as the Perfect Soldier Cutter can do. Simply stamp the hand cutter onto the bread, put it on your toaster, and you have your perfectly shaped soldiers. (Read the full post about ‘The Dippy Egg Set: Because There’s Nothing Like Having the Perfect Egg’…)

Mini Winnies Mini Winnies are fast becoming the miniature 'must have' mascots adorning the key-rings, mobile phones and various other accessories of various A list celebrities, such as Kate Winslet, Leah Wood, Paris Hilton, Mel B, Charlotte Church and Beyoncee. You can have this for ?9.99 Tags: camera, M4A, gadgets, buyers guides (Read the full post about ‘Mini Winnies’…)

Rubiks Cube It’s here. It’s back. And it’s just as dashed difficult as you remember. Curse of the early 1980s and most sought-after distraction at school breaktime (even moreso than the automatic drinks machine) Erno Rubik’s masterful invention had the whole world scratching its collective head for years. Now you can scratch yours all over again. See price Tags: video games, hdtv, cellphone, toys (Read the full post about ‘Rubiks Cube’…)

Well you knew it was coming. That PSP hack we told you about a few weeks ago has hit the interblogs, and we predict all hell will be breaking loose any moment. Un-retired homebrew mastermind Dark_AleX has come up with a little number called Timemachine, which is capable of spinning your PSP back to all sorts of crazy firmwares at the touch of a button. We know you can hardly stand finishing this post due to excitement, so… get out of here and grab it! [Source] Tags: cable, video game, pvp, Hi-fi (Read the full post about ‘PSP super-hack hits the internet’…)

You’ll never have to use “one touch backup” again with the ClickFree HD700. It comes in a 4.52- x 0.67- x 2.99-inch enclosure and surrounds a 120GB 5400RPM SATA drive. The Hd700 is also USB 2.0-compliant, does not require any additional power source and starts right away as soon as it’s plugged into your Windows-based computer. Now you can transfer all your info without so much hassle for a retail price of $169. [Source] Tags: hdtv, cable, hi fi, Ogg Vorbis (Read the full post about ‘ClickFree HD700′…)

Posted Feb 17th 2008 1:50AM by Darren MurphFiled under: cellphones We know, Valentine’s Day 2008 has come and gone, but if you’ve managed to hold on to your SO through the Hallmark-inspired holiday, chances are you won’t need these services anyway. For those waking up solo, however, you should probably listen up. South Korea’s KTF has launched a seductive new service — rightfully dubbed Love Detector — for its subscribers which will actually “analyze voice patterns to see if a lover is speaking honestly and with affection.” In an interesting twist, the data is actually only shown to the customer who coughs up ₩1,500 ($1.58) per month (or less per call), so don’t expect to secretively find out if your lover has another lover waiting next door via voice analysis. (Read the full post about ‘KTF analyzes passion in your voice, won’t make you irresistible’…)

For the latest info on the coolest gadgets, emerging technology and wired madness, subscribe to our full news feed or have it delivered to your inbox. Always free. Always unique. Thanks for visiting! This video is nothing new, it has been doing the rounds of most of the tech blogs this week. If you haven’t seen it, check it out. It looks like a lot of fun. In its latest incarnation, the Laser Harp appears to be much more versatile and we are looking forward to seeing it in action. Video after the jump. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLVXmsbVwUs I am going to throw down a challenge to the Laser Harp guys right now, Sunshine of Your Love. (Read the full post about ‘Video: Laser Harp Fully Functional, Now Give us Some Sunshine’…)

On Friday, the IOC - International Olympics Committee, gave their official approval for athletes to be able to blog at this year’s summer Olympics in Beijing. However, these athletics cannot publish any media of the event or any material that is Olympic property. The IOC thinks of blogging as a way to expression, which is not like journalism, therefore they don’t have a real reason to ban blogging. Also, any blog postings by these athletes have to be in the Olympic spirit and be “dignified and in good taste.” I’m not sure how they will find out if someone posts something not in good taste, and then how they would punish them. (Read the full post about ‘Athletes given the green light to blog during olympics’…)

Princeton has just released a new and very little USB Bluetooth adapter. The PTM-UBT4 measures in at just 4.5 x 23 x 14mm and has a working range of 300-foot. The adapter is Bluetooth 2.0+EDR which means you can expect speeds of up to 3Mbps. The adapter is expected to be available in Japan later this month and will retail for ¥2,980 (about $28). Via [Engadget] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed → Tags: MP3, camera, hdtv, digital (Read the full post about ‘Princeton PTM-UBT4; Little Bluetooth adapter with big range’…)