Portable rotary phone for this day and age The “Rotary Mechanical Smartphone” by designer Richard Clarkson is great for those who love old-fashioned designs. The electroplated copper phone features two interchangeable brass dials, a true rotary dial and a button dial. It’s similar to changing the lens of a camera. There is a display panel on the back that you navigate using the rotary dial. I appreciate Clarkson’s efforts in creating a little variety with the colored dials, but I’m sure that won’t be necessary for the crowd it appeals to. Source (Avg: Need 5 votes) Romo– The Smartphone Robot by Romotive *Get the new iPhone App!* Thanks for stopping by! We're Romotive, a.k.a Peter Seid & Phu Nguyen. Growing up, we were infatuated with robots from TV and movies. We wanted robots that we could play with and command. So we decided to do something about it. Romotive builds accessible, highly functional, and flexible robotics platforms that are powered by a supercomputer already carried by millions–the smartphone. Our robotics platform adds everything that the smartphone is missing–movement, accessories, and physical capabilities that a true robot needs. But unlike the lame single-purpose machines out there for sale today, our robots will also be able to learn, grow, and change, both by adding new hardware modules to the platform, and more importantly, by bring to people everywhere a true "app store" for robots, where robots can quickly gain functionalities based on the app they are running (and you can even code your own). We need your help to produce the first batch of robots! Romo's Hardware
Romotive Robot Note Occupy Flash - The movement to rid the world of the Flash Player plugin Android resources for icons and wallpapers Customization is one of Android’s greatest strengths. While there are plenty of options for giving your G1 homescreen a facelift, you may occassionally want to get something other than the pre-packaged themes for aHome, dxTop, or Open Home. If you just want to find some cool icons and wallpapers to put on the home screen – or maybe even create some themes of your own – use some of these resources. NOTE: More experienced users are probably familiar with these sites. This list is geared toward novice users. Home screen icons Hundreds of websites offer desktop icons, which can also be used for home screen icons through use with Better Cut. Here some highlights from the website: J3Cons by J3Concepts Transformers by YPF Lucid by Leechiahan Reality by Kidaubis – (Download) Also check: Eclipseby chrfb – HydroPRO HP – Vista by Gakuseisean Other icon resources include: Customize.org WinCustomize.com FreeIconsWeb Visual Blast Wallpapers Getting a great wallpaper is the next step towards customizing Android.
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