New hybrid mouse LG Smart Scan LSM-100 comes with built-in scanner

We already wrote about hybrid devices, and you probably remember Canon X Mark I Mouse, a mouse that comes with built-in calculator. Today we have another mouse, but unlike Canon X Mark I Mouse, this mouse comes with a built-in scanner.


LG announced Smart Scan LSM-100 at IFA, and what makes Smart Scan LSM-100 so special is that it comes with a built-in scanner. Scanning process is rather simple, and in order to scan any type of document, you just need to hold the Smart Scan button on the left side of the mouse and swipe the mouse over the document that you wish to scan. As for the scanned images, they can be saved in PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PDF, XLS, and DOC format, or they can be simply dragged and dropped into the desired application. As for the page size, LG Smart Scan LSM-100 can scan pages up to A3 size, and thanks to the LG’s Optical Character Recognition technology, it converts scanned text into a Microsoft Word document.

Photo filters are coming to Facebook ?

After a recent privacy and sharing update on Facebook, Facebook is working hard on new improvements, and according to the reports, this update will  focus on photos and photo filters.


Facebook seems determent to add photo filters support, and after failing to acquire Instagram, it seems that Facebook is developing its own filters. As for the Instagram, it’s an app similar to Hipstamatic or PicPlz, and it allows you to add all sorts of filters such as grain and desaturation to your pictures before sharing them online with your friends. So far, we don’t know whether photo filters will be a native part of Facebook, or will they be available through specific app, but we expect them to be a huge hit.

Rob “Eyeborg” Spence: The first man with wireless camera instead of eye

We have seen all sorts of medical implants and prosthetics that could improve the lives people with certain medical conditions, and speaking of which, today we want to introduce you to Eyeborg.

Rob Spence, also known as Eyeborg, lost his eye due to the accident, and ever since then, Rob has been working with the team of engineers to develop a camera replacement for his lost eye. Together they have managed to transform an endoscope into a working video camera that is placed inside of Rob’s eye socket. As for this camera, it transmits the wireless video signal to a handheld LCD viewer wirelessly, and Rob turns the camera by moving the magnet in front of the camera. So far, this camera isn’t connected to Rob’s brain, but someday scientists might find a way to do that.

APEN A3 Digital Pen transfers your notes to your smartphone via Bluetooth

We take notes all the time, during the class or during work, but the problem occurs when we need to retype those notes in our computer, so in order to save you from all this tedious retyping process, company APEN has released an interesting solution.

APEN A3 Digital Pen looks like an ordinary pen, but unlike other pens, APEN A3 Digital Pen has one extra feature that allows it to store anything that you write in its memory. This means that you can write, draw, or sketch anything that you want, and it will be stored in pen’s memory. After you’ve stored your writings to the pen’s memory, you can send it to your smartphone via Bluetooth and use a special app to share your drawings or notes on social networking websites with your friends.

Customize Google Navbar in White or Any Colour

Google introduced the new dark Google bar with the announcement of their new social network, Google+. Several design changes were also introduced to all of the Google services and websites.
Many people welcomed the new Google bar and liked the darker look at the top, but many didn’t and wanted to revert back to the classic Google bar at the top, the white colour one.

Google Light Navbar is a free userscript that you can use on Firefox, Chrome and Opera. It allows you to revert back to the old Google bar in white colour ,and would also allow you to change the colour to your liking.
You will be able to customize the bar with the colours you want.


To Install this on FireFox , You should have GreaseMonkey.
To Download GreaseMonkey ---> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/
After Downloading Grease Monkey. Now you can install script .
Install Script ---> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/105735


To Install on Google Chrome . You should have Grease Metal like Grease Monkey on Fire Fox.
To download Grease Metal ---> http://greasemetal.31tools.com/dist/GreasemetalInstaller.exe
Now install Script ---> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/105735

Free Avast License Key to Activate Avast Antivirus till 2038

Avast Free Antivirus is a popular free antivirus software that protects your computer from all sorts of viruses, spyware and other computer threats.
You can now activate Avast Antivirus till 2038 with a free license key that has been making rounds all over the Internet. Use the key given after the jump to activate Avast Antivirus till 2038.



Avast Antivirus License Key:  W6754380R9978A0910-4TZ59467
This license key also works with the previous versions of Avast Antivirus and will activate them till 2038, 27 years more from now!


Note: This is a free license key and will only work with the free version of Avast Anitvirus. This is NOT valid for the paid version!

Latest Chrome 15 Dev Release Gets Redesigned New Tab Page

The latest dev release of Chrome 15 just brought a brand new “New Tab” for Google Chrome. You can see it in the screenshot above.
Google has made multiple interfaces for Most visited, Apps and Bookmarks screens. You can access them all from the bottom of the page, along with a drop-down list of “Recently closed” pages.

You can also navigate through the three main pages by clicking the right and left arrows. This new interface is still in development and it may not be available in the final version. Bookmarks page shows a “Bookmarks coming soon…” which shows that they will be added in their coming releases.

 You can download Google Chrome 15 (dev release) from here: http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel