There’s a lot you can do with 512MB (or 256MB depending on the model) worth of songs. So might as well share them to an FM radio. The MMR-60 allows SE phone owners to shoot their songs onto FM radio.

Stylish I might say.

Capable of transmitting on FM frequencies at ranges of up to 10 meters, users will be able to control the range of the accessory through menus made available in the handsets used with the Sony Ericsson MMR-60. Weighing in at a light 9 g and measuring 43 x 27 x 11 mm, the transmitter will recall its last used frequency when switched off to avoid users having to reset the desired frequency upon every use.

[via The Gadget Blog]

Post from: Cellphone9

I was surprised to see the resurrection of the contorting keyboard on the Internet. In truth, I’ve seen these things being sold in local computer stores. but for desktops with PS2 connectors. For the record, they actually suck. The tactile feedback gives little to nothing to titilate your fingers, giving youthe feeling like you’re typing on jello.

However, that experience should be taken in context using it with desktop computers. It’s a really dumb idea to be sitting in front of your desktop with Plastic Man as your keyboard.

The experience might be different though when you talk about using this with mobile devices. If you’re the type of person who needs to do a short 500 word document in the quickest amount of time possible, then this keyboard may be what you’re looking for, unless you’ve ironed out your thumboard tapping skills.

It’s light – almost weightless, very portable, and hey, if it falls or gets wet, you don’t really need to worry.

Via Popgadget

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