Tech

A pocket-sized camera that uses SD cards and micro-four thirds lenses, the Pocket Cinema Camera produces digital film quality video with its Super 16 sensor, 13 stops of dynamic range and lossless 1080p recording.

Federico Bianco suggests features for the next Apple iOS. Some are borrowed from jailbreak apps – shortcuts to settings, SMS quick reply, downloading files in Safari – but the half-open mode for apps is a novel idea.

Similar to the Quirky Indicator, Uon Lights are signal lights for bicycles. They attach to handlebar ends and have a white LED, a red LED and an orange turn LED, which can be activated just by tapping the device.

A handy peripheral for photographers, it has 32 LEDs that provide smooth and constant light for up to an hour in between charging. It can be mounted on cameras and on smartphones. You can also add optional colored filters.

The 2012 Red Bull Creation Contest entry from the team that runs Instructables.com is a scandalous pair of pants that make the lights go down and the tunes turn up before helping ignite the flames of passion as they are undone.

A revolutionary piece of high-tech filmmaking equipment, the M10 weighs just 3.5lbs. and helps capture smooth shots that heretofore required a skilled Steadicam operator and/or complex rigs. Watch the MōVI demo film here.

A lighting implement stripped down to its bare essentials, Spot consists only of a 10W LED light source, a diffuser and a handle. But this simple form also lets it be held like a lantern or a flashlight, hung or set on a surface.

Activision shows off its next-generation rendering chops with this hyper-real dude who has a penchant for yogurt parfaits. Rendered on current-gen Nvidia GTX 680 graphics cards – though they don’t say how many. More here.

Able to carry up to 1320lbs. and go up to 12mph on its 26″ wheels, Clearpath Robotics’ Grizzly is an all-terrain tractor robot that can haul or pull anywhere. Looks like the BigDog has got some competition.

So you’ve ordered a 3D printer. Now what are you going to print? Well, you can look for files online, or you could get the Photon. It scans and creates a 3D model file of any small object with just the push of a button.

A Bluetooth accessory for wallets. It logs when and where you opened your wallet so you can keep a record of your transactions via a mobile app. It also helps you find your wallet or phone should you misplace them.

An eye-popping tech demo using Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 4 that was shown off at the 2013 GDC. If next-gen games look this good, we’re definitely upgrading. Be sure to watch it in full screen 1080p if you can.

The newest retro gaming console from Hyperkin, the RetroN 5 has 5 slots that let you play 9 different types of old school cartridges, an HDMI output, a programmable wireless controller, and ports for classic controllers.

A baseball fanatic’s dream machine, this NASA-inspired control panel created by Breakfast offers immediate access to tons of real-time baseball stats at the flip of a switch. On display at the MLB Fan Cave in NYC.

Devotec Industries claims that Fuel is the world’s smallest cellphone charger. The jerry can-shaped charger fits on a keychain and its 220mAh battery provides 20 to 30 minutes of extra talk time.

Accessory Power’s Revive PowerUp 4P makes your vehicle’s cigarette lighter/DC outlet more useful. Plug it in and you get 2 USB ports and 2 more DC outlets. It also has a fuse for surge protection. Video demo here.

Made by Bluelounge, the Mika is an aluminum stand that will prop up practically any tablet or mobile device. It can even hold a small laptop such as the MacBook Air. It has soft rubber edges to prevent scratching.

This upcoming product from Quirky is a thoughtfully designed Bluetooth stereo. Slide its two speakers apart to reveal a dock for iOS devices, with both 30-pin and Lightning connectors. Its handle also serves as a stand.

Paul Cocksedge’s Vamp lets you connect an old speakers to modern music players. It’s a rechargeable amplifier with a Bluetooth receiver, 3.5mm audio input and red and black speaker wires. Mono sound only, though.