Articles on Skin

Make your E-P1 even more retro - Sep 21, 2009

Crave As we know, the Olympus Micro Four Thirds camera, the E-P1, is based on a retro design which the original Pen shooters sported. But now you can make it even ... Read story »

egrips - Mar 24, 2006

Crave If you have a PDA-phone, portable gaming console or MP3 player, chances are US-based egrips has the skin for you. It's actually a silicone-based film adhesive dimpled to produce a grippy ... Read story »

Nettops get adorable with the Hello Kitty MiNEW A10 - Sep 21, 2009

Crave There're many ways to skin a cat, and Sanrio's biggest export just proved it with a Hello Kitty skin of the MiNEW A10 Nettop. It's adorable right now to the ... Read story »

Give your Eee PC a facelift with Skinizi - Sep 4, 2008

Crave With more and more Netbooks appearing by the day, it can be harder to tell one apart from the next. Your ultraportable laptop can be cute, too. This skin, called Mon ... Read story »

Transmit data through your skin with Firmo - May 6, 2008

Crave Science just got weirder. And we're not talking about that mid-1980s flick Weird Science where two teenaged boys use a computer to design the perfect woman; not surprisingly a Frankensteinish sex ... Read story »

First glimpse of iRobot's putty-like ChemBot - Oct 15, 2009

Crave For now, it's palm-size, sure, but what if something terrible happens, and it can't stop inflating? We're getting a first glimpse of that shape-shifting ChemBot we first told you about ... Read story »

Seagate wants you to pimp your hard drive - Sep 1, 2009

Crave Finally, hard drives have cottoned on to the whole personalization deal and realized that just having color choices isn't enough. Seagate's Pimp My Drive initiative it partnering with MusicSkins to ... Read story »

Sony Ericsson unveils motion-sensitive headphones - Sep 21, 2009

Crave The rumor mill chalks up another point for getting it right again. Sony Ericsson has just announced what it claims to be the world first motion-activated headphone (MH907) via a ... Read story »

Gymnobot swims in water by doing the wave - Sep 25, 2009

Crave Postgraduate researcher Ryan Ladd helped develop Gymnobot at the University of Bath's Ocean Technologies Lab. A robot fish developed at the U.K.'s University of Bath features a unique method of ... Read story »

New webOS smartphone Palm Pixi announced - Sep 9, 2009

Crave Palm has officially announced its second webOS device called the Pixi. Like the Pre, this will be launched on US operator Sprint's network, which means it's a CDMA device and ... Read story »

Play music in the car using an FM modulator - Sep 28, 2009

Crave Want sweet iPod tunes in your car, but don't want the static and tinny sound generated by many FM transmitters? There is another way and it doesn't involve an expensive new ... Read story »

Philips Emotions Jacket lets audiences feel what actors emote - Oct 20, 2009

Crave Is there such a thing as too much realism in our movies? If frights could kill, Stephen King horror flick Carrie did just that when it claimed its victim of ... Read story »

Interactive 3D autopsy table - Oct 22, 2009

Crave The reel: A scene from CSI: NY where Gary Sinise's character Mac scans a body and uploads the imagery to the CSI Lab where a 3D holographic model is created. ... Read story »

Of intrusive behaviors and a call to arms - Nov 12, 2009

Blogs Ever thought of what cruising on Mars might be like? Technology, according to Wikipedia, is a rather ambiguous one, where mostly it refers to a concept that involves crafting tools and ... Read story »

EmoBracelet alerts day frazzled traders when to take time-out - Oct 16, 2009

Crave The Rationalizer system is aimed at serious traders, but we don't see why it couldn't be used by others as well. Has all that online stock trading landed you in ... Read story »

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