Apple Testing Three iPhone 5 Prototypes?

The latest iPhone 5 rumor is that Apple is currently testing three prototype models of the iPhone 5, and the rumor comes from a Taiwan based website which has in the past published information about new Apple devices that have been true.

According to the rumor one prototype iPhone 5 is identical to the existing iPhone 4, except for a larger battery and a more powerful camera, although this doesn’t tie in with the earlier rumor that we heard about the iPhone 5 featuring a larger display.

The other reported prototype which sound interesting, is an iPhone 5 with a slide out QWERTY keyboard, this is something we heard last year and didn’t materialize, and something we don’t think Apple will produce.

If Apple are looking to make more version of the iPhone 5 we suspect they will launch two separate models, a new iPhone 5 to replace the iPhone 44 and an iPhone mini to go after budget Android devices.

Iogear Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Nano Technology Read: Iogear Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Nano Technology | TFTS

Billed as being an excellent tool for medical offices, schools and libraries as well as gamers and ‘mobile professionals’, Iogear’s new 3-in-1 presentation mouse, known as the Phaser, not only offers 27MHz radio wave wireless connectivity – with a range of up to 30 feet – but also comes complete with nano technology in the form of a special coating consisting of Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) and Silver (Ag) Nano-particle compound which works to actively kill bacteria on contact.

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Not only will Phaser computer mouse, which is compatible with PC’s and Macs via a plug ‘n’ play USB based receiver, kill bacteria but it also comes complete with an inbuilt laser pointer to assist in presentations and an omni-directional ball controller offering full cursor control as the mouse is used as a pointer (no gyroscopic technology here).

Read: Iogear Wireless Laser Presentation Mouse with Nano Technology | TFTS 

Microsoft’s New BlueTrack Mouse Technology

Microsoft’s new mouse tracking software ‘BlueTrack’ allows you to use your mouse anywhere says Microsoft. The Bluetrack technology combine both the power of optical with the precision of laser.

Microsoft has released currently three mice with the BlueTrack technology installed: Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500, Wireless Mouse 2000 and Comfort Mouse 4500.

These  two new tech mice will start shipping next month and will be available for $29.95 and $24.95 the Wireless Mouse 2000 and Comfort Mouse 4500  respectively. With the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 following up in April with a $29.95 price tag.

More details can be found on the Microsoft website.

Via Ubergizmo