Due to an accidental posting on Best Buy’s website, details of the upcoming Lynx radio receiver from Sirius XM have been revealed. Aside from specs, product images has also leaked and it is listed at $249.99. This unusual portable satellite radio receiver and it runs a greatly customized version of Android. You’ll also be surprise by some of its behavior that’s much like of a smartphone. As its controls, the Lynx SX1 features a multi-touch screen with extra Android keys. Users can also enjoy hours of entertainment since it offers Wi-Fi connection to SiriusXM Internet Radio. When connected to a SiriusXM LV1 vehicle kit, LH1 home kit or BB2 portable speaker dock (not included), you’ll also receive live satellite radio.
The SiriusXM Lynx SXi1 receiver allows you to pause, rewind and replay live content. Also, it features a microSDHC card slot so you are free to listen to your own playlist anytime. Its rechargeable battery provides 30 hours of operation on a single charge. Another feature you’ll love in the SiriusXM Lynx SXi1 is the Love button that you can use in recording your favorite songs so you can listen to them whenever you want. It is the My SiriusXM Channel that builds a playlist from your fave songs and artists and the My Radio Replays feature automatically records them to a library.
When you purchase the SiriusXM Lynx SXi1 satellite radio receiver, you’ll also get a rechargeable battery, a travel charger and cable, carry pouch, screen leaning cloth, and owner’s manual. The only thing that isn’t revealed yet is its release date. For now, you can click here and look through other Sirius XM products.
As thinking of ways on how to make life even better is an infinite idea, Motorola continuously makes phone call management even easier and now with their another Elite Series edition, the Motorola Finiti. This Bluetooth headset redefines the meaning of wireless technology through its enhanced functionalities that are big leap from traditional Bluetooth headsets.
Smell-o-vision might still be far from horizon but smell-o-internet is here. Now, you can take a whiff of the internet with the new Olly. Instead of relying on visual and audio cues, you can now also receive olfactory alerts with the help of this device. Olly, the web connected smelly robot delivers pings from the internet as a smell. It produces scent every time there is a tweet, a like on the Instagram and even when you are running late on your appointment. You can fill any smell you like in its removable part at the back allowing you to fill and assign corresponding scent to every Internet service. You can put essential oils, your favorite perfume, a drop of gin, a slice of fruit and anything you think suits the specific service. Olly is stackable thus it changes smell when you connect one to Twitter and another to your calendar event.
Bring on the heat! The new Amazon Kindle Fire tablet just redefined what it means to be the hottest new gadget around. This 7-inch e-book reader-slash-tablet is a far cry from the original Kindle. For starters, as compared to the previous Kindle’s monochromatic E Ink Pearl Display, Kindle Fire features a 1024 x 600 colored multi-touch screen sporting 16 million colors, anti-reflective coating, and In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology for a more vibrant display and wider viewing angle. Its screen is no Gorilla but it’s chemically hardened to be 20 times more rigid and 30 times harder than conventional plastic for added durability and scratch resistance. Furthermore, the latest Amazon Kindle is no longer just limited to reading e-books and other electronic fine prints. Like all modern tablets, it can also play video and audio files, run games and other applications, surf the web, process and port emails, and stream popular movies and TV shows.
Amazon Kindle Fire is a complete information and entertainment hub powered simply by touch. 
Its simple interface allows user to view, listen, and explore their favorite digital content with relative ease. From its home page, one can subscribe, buy, and access full-colored interactive magazines such as Vanity Fair, Wired, and GQ, over 100,000 movies and commercial-free TV shows, 17 million songs, and Kindle tested applications and games – all from a single store: Amazon. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg; Bibliophile would surely love Amazon Kindle’s selection of over 1 million e-books and more than 1000 fully illustrated children’s book for sale, and over 2 million more pre-1923 books for free. 
Kindle Fire also comes with other freebies like free cloud storage courtesy of Amazon Cloud, a month’s subscription of Amazon Prime, and Amazon’s new revolutionary cloud-accelerated browser – Amazon Silk. This exclusive browser, backed by Amazon Web Services and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, boasts powerful back end computing, persistent connection, page indexing, machine learning, and faster loading times.
Kindle Fire loses out to the earlier Kindle models only in terms of battery life, the latter can last up to three weeks and even up to two months while the former, with its high resolution colored multi-touchscreen, can only sustain continuous reading for up to 8 hours and movie playback up to 7.5 hours. That aside, Amazon’s Kindle Fire is probably one of the most promising tablets out there that can easily stand on its own in a sea of branded eBooks readers, tablet PCs, and iPad wannabes. 
