security gadgets

Secure USB Flash Drive: Protect Or Destroy?

April 17, 2012

If you watched the secret agent movie where they could easily destroy their USB data, here is the change for you to own such fictional gadget! The self-destruct USB stick comes with a built-in GPS chip that allow a GPS satellite to track it, owner could choose to lock down any specified folder once the [...]

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Defender Bike Light: Gun Barrel Revolver Cylinder Shape, Attractive For Thefts?!

February 20, 2012

A bicycle light that comes with the awesome outlook resembling a gun barrel revolver’s cylinder, the Defender bike light is mean to help bikers on their city biking. A product by Gotham Bicycle Defense, the Defender bike light is designed with water resistant feature and waterproof down to 1 ft deep. No worry about heavy [...]

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Case In Point Mounted Cases: iPad For Businesses And Households, The Viewing Solutions

February 10, 2012

Another way to turn your iPad into a mounted display panel, Case In Point Store has three new solutions for iPad users to mount their iPad at the location of their choice using the Case Open, Case Close And Case Close Cabinet. 1. Case Open Case Open is a transparent case designed to provide versatility [...]

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Asus Transformer Prime: Unlock Bootloader Means No More Warranty!

January 5, 2012

In conjuction to the locked bootloader issue, Asus has give out the reason why they chose to lock Transformer Prime, and it is likely to meet the demand from content providers for DRM client devices to be as secure as possible. The locked bootloader is said to supports Google DRM in order to provide users [...]

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Emergency Bricks: The Life Saving Bricks

December 6, 2011

From gadgets we have mentioned in TheCoolGadgets.com, following is probably the most ancient, common and general looking gadget without any cool outlook. It is an emergency brick that existed on most buses managed by Harbin Public Transport company located at the northeastern part of China’s Heilongjiang province. The emergency brick, as labelled paint sprayed onto [...]

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Tiny Tape: Crime Scene, Little Sticky Warning Tape

December 5, 2011

You might find that your precious cookies have been stolen from your dormitory by unknown alien, here is one good trick that help to prevent your asset being hijacked by unauthorized ‘alien’. The Tiny Tape has a mini crime scene tape that will probably impress your child for prohibiting them to eat too many cookies, [...]

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Printable Explosives Detector: Ammonia Sensor Using Carbon Nanotubes

November 2, 2011

Tired with expensive explosives detectors? The good news comes from Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) where Dr. Krishna Naishadham and Judy Song (XiaoJuan) have invented the first ink-jet printable ammonia sensor for affordable, practical explosives detection. The printable explosives detection device is manufactured using a simple printing process using carbon nanotubes on paper or ‘paper-like’ [...]

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GroundBot: Ground Surveillance Robot, Pendulum Based Mechanism

October 25, 2011

GroundBot is a remote controlled unmmaned ground vehicles (UGVs) that have been proven useful in military applications. Owing to the initiative overtake by Rotundus, a Swedish company, the UGVs are also useful for civil security. GroundBot is capable to survive various ground conditions including mud, sand, snow, or even for floating on the water. Rotundus’ [...]

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Scosche RDTX-Pro Radiation Detector And App: iPod Touch And iPhone Accessories For Japan Market

October 10, 2011

How serious is the radiation level at Japan Fukushima Daiichi nuclear earthquake and tsunami area? Despite the Japan government’s official statistics, not all Japanese people living at nearby particular area are yet to feel 100 percent confidence regarding the radiation level exposed to their surrounding environment. Scosche, a company well known for its car audio [...]

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Noah Capsule: Designed With Enhanced Fiberglass, Survive Earthquake And Tsunami?

October 6, 2011

Japan’s researchers at New Cosmopower, has built a floating capsule useful for saving people from devastating earthquake and tsunami. The ‘Noah’ capsule was designed with enhanced fiberglass, providing enough space to fit four adults inside the capsule, and the ‘Noah’ capsule is claimed to be water and fire resistant. There are air vents, porthole window [...]

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Flexible Fabric Antenna: Sewn Into Life Vests, Help To Locate People Lost At Sea

October 5, 2011

An emergency gadget that could be a life saving tool is introduced by Tampere University of Technology as a flexible fabric antenna. The flexible fabric antenna is also a project by European Space Agency (ESA) and researchers from Finnish company Patria. The fabric base antenna offers flexibility, lightweight, wearproof and waterproof features, but the amazing [...]

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Newotech NU7006 Fingerprint USB Flash Drive: More Privacy And Security?

September 9, 2011

Have you seen USB Flash Drives that comes with fingerprint security feature? Newotech’s NU7006 is one of the USB Flash Drive model that offers silica gel housing with blue, yellow, red, green and transparent casing colors. Taking the dimension of 173×18.5×8-mm, the Nuwo NU7006 USB Flash Drive comes with USB2.0 interface, offering various storage capacities [...]

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