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Yeah, yeah, long time no see! If you often feel like saying this, you probably travel a lot. If you travel a lot, you are either working internationally or you’re couch-surfing the world. If latter applies, did you ever wonder why you never take your camcorder with you? This is – most probably – because it is too bulky and heavy for your actions. And here (finally) comes the answer, if any: The Flip Mino, and the Flip Mino HD. At the size of a normal mobile phone, this full-fletched digital camcorder allows you to capture the very best moments in full-motion – at a comparably low price.

[via Flip Video]

One of the major stories coming out of CES is the revival of Palm with the release of the Palm Pre, the first smartphone to be based on their new webOS platform. The Pre, currently planned for a US release on Sprint sometime in the first half of this year, contains a 3.1-inch, 320×480 touch screen, 8 GB of memory, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 3-megapixel camera with flash, built-in GPS, an accelerometer, and Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth connectivity.

The Pre represents a break from Palm’s existing Palm OS and will be unable to run existing Palm OS applications. Instead, Pre developers will develop using browser technologies including CSS, HTML and XML along with special APIs to access the hardware features of the new device. And of course, an “App Store” for third-party applications will also be accessible from the phone.

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BumpTop is a fresh and engaging new way to interact with your computer desktop. You can pile and toss documents like on a real desk. Break free from the rigid and mechanical style of standard point-and-click desktops. Interact by pushing, pulling and piling documents with elegant, self revealing gestures. BumpTop’s stunning interface makes clever use of 3D presentation and smooth physics-based animations for an engaging, vivid user experience.

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Compatible with iPhone, iPod, iTouch, other touchscreen phones, Nintendo DS, ATMs, kiosks, point-of-sale systems and other touchscreen devices, these gloves keep you from answering your calls with your nose, toe or tongue.
The DOTS are available in black (USD 15.00) or grey (USD 20.00).

[via DOTS]

Busy week, sorry… So, there we are. Back in the world of gadgets, videos, gossip, music, sex, toys, and strange fusions out of all of the latter. How great, that some people still focus on good design: Mike and Maaike, two guys from San Francisco, do just that. They are the creative duo behind the Google G1, fabulous furniture and the XBox 360. All three categories highly – and most honorably – qualify them to be a squeeq essential.

Thanks Max

Wannahaves.com gives a great overview of novelties in the world of gadgets, entertainment and babes. In our opinion, the site is still growing, but it is definitely worth watching and checking out form time to time.

Thanks, Max!

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“The EFiX OS X dongle is promising an easy way to install Leopard on your PC: Cram it into a free USB port, pop the Leopard install disc into your drive, reboot your PC, and it’ll take care of all the messy patching and hacking. They claim it has taken them over six months of testing to get right […]”

The device is claimed to be limited to 200 units priced at USD 80.00, however, the developer forecasts a significantly lower price when mass production starts off.

Read the full article at Boing Boing or visit the EFiX website.

In today’s world of high technology music compression, iPhones and a revolution in user interface design, it was the next logical step to come up with a more contemporary way to spin.

The product designer Scott Hobbs stepped up and designed a touch screen turntable: The ATTIGO TT. We here at squeeq just wonder how long it is going to take for this awesome gadget to hit the clubs worldwide. Well, see for yourself. Its dope.

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