Go Buy this: iPad USB Flash Drive

One of my biggest wishes for the i-pad is the inclusion of a USB hub but Apple has a funny way of dodging the obvious from time to time, please tell me why there is no Flash on your portable devices again?  Well Hammacher Schlemmer are offering up  something special with the only USB flash drive that wirelessly streams movies, music, photographs, and documents to an iPad. The size of a pack of gum, it accepts an included 8 GB SD card (supports up to 32 GB SD cards) automatically sharing files wirelessly up to 150' away, eliminating an iPad's need to dock with a computer or use e-mail to transfer files. Providing over five hours of stand-alone operation, it recharges via USB from any computer without the need for software, which also provides a convenient means of file loading and continuous file sharing. Up to six wireless devices can access the flash drive simultaneously using a free downloaded app, including iPhones, Android, and Windows smartphones. A digital camera's SD card can be inserted; holiday pictures and videos taken at family gatherings can be immediately accessed by family members. With built-in data encryption, it provides secure transfers between similarly configured devices. 3 1/2" L x 2" W x 1/2" D. (1 1/2 oz.)

Price $159.95, available for purchase HERE.

Go Buy These: Muji Touchscreen Gloves

With the winter holiday season just around the corner on this hemisphere these gloves could make the perfect gift for your tech obsessed friends that can’t let go of their I-products. These gloves come with conductive material interwoven into the thumb and forefinger so you can operate your device without subjecting your bare hands to the cold weather! Visit MUJI for more.

Video: Mark Jenkins - Beck’s Green Box Project

Washington DC-based artist Mark Jenkins is involved with the Beck’s Green Box Project, merging the worlds of art and technology in the streets. The ambitious project plans to include 1,000 projects by individuals over the next three years.  Using the Beck’s Key App  people can overlay their mobile devices over “green box” locations and see bizarro reality, 3D or animated representations of the artists’ work.

Mark Jenkins_IT from Beck's Green Box Project on Vimeo.

D*Face Ridiculous Pool Paint attack

U.K. Street Artist D*Face has created an experimental paint skateboard interface. What better way to paint a pool then letting everyone get involved? With high-tech remotely controlled spray can apparatus mounted to the underside of skateboards...every line a skater takes adds to the paint job. View video below...