iPhone users wouldn’t have any complaints about the iPhone’s 3.5-inch screen, yet there isn’t a doubt that they wouldn’t appreciate a much bigger display only if it had all the capabilities of the iPhone. Well, the solution for this is a 58-inch multitouch table, the Table Connect, which lets a user using it to work with the iPhone by plugging the device into the table and running an application for the same. The user gets a bigger screen with the same capabilities of the iPhone that is plugged into it by a cable because it supports no wireless connectivity. While you’re appreciating the possibility of multi-person control for multitouch iPhone by viewing the video below, we’ll search for how real this is.

If you think that you’ve got a pretty good shot at being a budding film maker, then the Flip Ultra 3 might be just the device for you. Available in either black or white colors, this camcorder which is going for £159.99 is touted to be the simplest and easiest to use. I can vouch for that, owning the original Flip, and while the resolution of that model is nothing to shout about, it certainly is a snap to use.

Apple calls the Apple TV a “hobby” because it isn’t a big seller. But for a bustling community of hackers, jailbreaking and tinkering with the set-top box is the real hobby. The recent release of the second-generation Apple TV is revitalizing a group effort to crack open the set-top box and expand on its capabilities with third-party software

Fancy picking up a tablet device? Actually, the Apple iPad has been doing gangbusters sales for the longest time already ever since it was released, and so far there hasn’t been any real competition to this device that can challenge its lofty position. Well, not until now – Samsung’s Galaxy Tab might have a smaller screen size at 7-inches, but it certainly isn’t any slouch when it comes to performance, running on the iOS’ rival platform – we’re talking about the Google Android operating system

The wireless peripherals to control a laptop from a distance get a drastic leap with the introduction of the EFO iPazzport multitouch Keyboard. Developed by EFO shop the multitouch device is a 10-meter wireless keyboard, mouse, touchpad and laser pointer or HTPC remote controller, 4 in 1. Available with full function keys (F1 to F12) and multi-media keys (Play, Pause, Next, Previous, Mute, Volume Up, Volume Down), the device is compatible with Mac, Linux and Windows 7. Other features: • 4 in 1: Keyboard, mouse, touchpad and laser pointer • Full QWERTY keyboard with Full Function keys (F1 to F12) and Multi-Media Key (Play, Pause, Next, Previous, Mute, Volume Up, Volume Down) • Rechargeable Li-ion batteries: Last longer up to two weeks between charges • 2.4G DSSS: Enjoy long-range wireless control from up to 10 meter (33 feet) away • Indication light: Multiple indication lights for signal, data transmission and power • Compact: Perfect size for portable (85 X 135 X 10 mm) • Light weight: Only with 60 g • Plug and play: no need to install software • Charge voltage/current : 5V/300mA • Standby time : 600 hours • Compatible with Mac OS, Linux, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 with USB port