Ever backed a project on Kickstarter? You’d like to think you’re helping a great cause, getting creativity off the ground and receiving a nice reward in the process, right? It’s all an exercise in good faith, but what if you’re secretly being duped? One such faux fund-raiser has just been pulled, but how many more are there out there? Read more
Windows Mobile 6.5 has appeared on a Chinese smartphone, some months before the first such devices were meant to be on the market. Sadly, the phone is about as unofficial as it gets.
Look! It’s the new OLPC dual touchscreen in the wild! OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) promised this dual touchscreen tablet version of the lil laptop some time ago, but this is the first evidence we’ve seen of it in the works. Don’t get too excited though – this is an obvious fake. Find out why after the jump.
Is this Nokia’s newest mobile? A re-design of the massively popular N95? No, of course not. It’s a knock off from a Chinese manufacturer. It’s still very cute though.
We thought we’d finally got a glimpse of the 3G iPhone, but eagle-eyed Mac fans now claim it’s another filthy fake. Looks like we’re back on for a surprise unveiling tonight after all.
Take a peek at these pictures. It’s claimed they show Apple’s 3G iPhone in three colours: black, silver and red. They also show the phone sporting a front-facing camera and a slimmer shell. There’s just one problem though. They’re fake.
The tell-tale glare of a TV screen is usually enough to scare would be burglars away (or tell them you’ve got a whopping great flatscreen indoors), but now you can fool potential thieves without leaving your gogglebox blaring day and night. Enter the FakeTV!