You can now control the Blu ray with your iPhone with a cool new software called BD Touch. Denny Breitenfield, CEO of NetBlender, the people who created this technology has stated that it is also an SDK for iPhone developers.

Folks at Gizmodo got some inside scoop from the creators themselves.

♦ The app will be able to show more information about the current movie on your iphone.

♦ It will display extra information on the movie.

♦ You will be able to convert the iphone into a game controller for the already existing blu-ray game discs.

Just one day back we had a look at the world’s smallest HD cam the , today Imation launches the Atom not the world’s smallest flash drive but still way smaller then the one I use. It won’t be bigger bigger than a paperclip measuring at 30.5 x 13 x 5.6mm. It will be available in capacities ranging from 1GB to 8GB, and will also feature drive partitioning and password software. The capless design goes well with the stylish aluminum design and the key chain makes it simple to attach the drives to key rings and bags.

Lacie well know for external drives introduces a new triple interface hard disk. Design by product designer Neil Poulton is touted to be LaCie’s first consumer grade eSATA product.  Don’t be shy if your mobo lacks eSATA, they even combined USB 2.0 and Firewire 400 ports.

Available in 500GB, 750GB, and 1TB models, the new hard disk is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and Mac OS X 10.3 and higher. The black exterior features a mirror polish finish and the underside glows blue with an ambient LED effect. The drives might cost you a measly $149.99, which is still a tad costlier then the USB-only counterparts ($109.99), also included is the LaCie ‘1-Click’ Backup Software (PC and Mac) which lets you backup files with just a single click( thou I’m sure if it really does that).

HD cameras are getting small, but i didn’t knew they managed to shrink it to size no larger then a sugar cube. Toshiba apparently managed to slot in three CCD chips in the planet’s smallest HD camera head (1.6-inches; 2.3-ounces), while capturing at 1,920 x 1,080 at 30fps. Sounds like a boon for reality show producers, specialty broadcast  or NSA spy’s(if they don’t have nano hd camera heads)! The HD1 is aimed at the pro market for now, sure it will trickle down to consumer cameras later.

Toshiba, via Dvice

Everex launches of a new gOS powered box, names it MyMiniPC. The MyMiniPC comes equipped with a 1.86GHz Pentium T2130 and 512MB RAM running gOS “Space”, a 120GB drive, DVD±RW, firewire, four USB 2.0 ports, DVI and S-Video out gigabit Ethernet, media reader, and standard audio ins/outs.

The space blue theme looks cool with glossy white case, 3D desktop, and a media center dock integrated with My Space and Web 2.0 folders for News, Photos, Videos, Music, TV and Movies, and more.

While $500 is a little to costly considering you could could run Linux or Windows, hell you could even get a Mac Mini.

Apparently because of our porn and warez addiction, storage always seems to be a problem. In this case most of us end up cluttering our desks with external drives! Now how about a full proof backup solution that guarantees your stuffs stays good even when everything around you is destroyed.

500GB Datto NAS backup seems to be a great alternative for small/medium business without any kind of off-site storage. The Datto comes in two models, 100 and 500GB, and they automatically backup your data to the Datto servers in case of natural disasters, giant lizards wrecking your home or if there is no “day after tomorrow”(that movie was crap).

I wondering when this will popup. Finally it arrives, USB pregnancy test kit. Procedure is quite the same as you would do with the low tech ones, except the stick need to hookup into a USB after peeing on it. After hooking up with your PC the whole mass spectrometry process informing you of hCG, hCG-H, and LH hormone levels with a 99% accuracy, but necessarily that doesn’t indicates anything about pregnancy.

Sure this obsession with using the USB ports on your computer has gone a little too far. But who cares, PTeq (really ugly name) will set you back for just $17.99. PTeq runs on Windows and loves your Mac too.