What else can you ask of iPhone. First it was the piano then came the guitar and now it is the drums.

The drum machine application on iPhone was developed by MooTheCow, and he gave it a simple name called “Drummer”. Besides, iPhone, it runs on iPod Touch too. Drummer allows you to play up to 15 unique audio samples (one on each finger touch pad). Similar to other musical apps on the Appe gadgets, it takes the advantage of the multi-touch capabilities, so you can play up to five sounds at once. And also, it allows you to play along with MP3. It comes with pre-installed sound sets including Rock, Dance, Electro and Jazz. You can also update with your own sample sounds easily.

Anyway, this drummer app is still on its BETA version, which is still unavailable for download for a try on your jailbroken iPhone yet. But you can get yourself prepared by reading more on MooCowMusic, keep an eye on it and be the first one to get when it gets released.

Ever thought that your iPhone has reached its limits in softwares and its uses. Now there is such a software that will blow your mind especially if you are a guitarist.

I love playing the guitar sometimes love songs and most of the times oldies. But playing heavy metal is and has always been something that I wanted to learn but it is difficult with the guitars that I have now. Owning an iPhone has always made me think that I am the best geek in town with the latest iPhone but today it has really blown me out of my seat.

The software called PocketGuitar, makes your iPhone to work like a guitar, developed as a Google Code project by a guy called Shinya Kasatani. Before I forget, the software works for iPod Touch too. You can also download the songs that you’ve produced during your long guitar sessions onto an iPod for play back.

An ultra small prototyped PC, which might not be the world’s smallest, but it could be the lightest, has been revealed by Lenovo at CES 2008 last week. The ultra small prototyped PC weighs only 300g and it employs the “Menlow” - the new platform that Intel Corp is planning to launch in 2008. The ultra small PC runs Linux as the OS. It targets startup time of 20 seconds with easy menu icons for internet ,entertainment, and Home are to be displayed on the startup screen.

The specifications of the ultra small PC at a glance is as follows:

It is equipped with 45nm process “Silverthorne (development code name)” microprocessor, a 4 or 8-Gbyte SSD and a 4.8-inch 800 x 480 resolution LCD display. A wireless LAN, Bluetooth and EDGE or TDS-CDMA are supported. Continuous operation of the embedded secondary battery extends to 4 hours when browsing Websites

Lenovo targets to release this small guy in China in mid 2008. And the pricing will be around $700 with tax included. And Lenovo has plans to move this little guy to other countries such as Japan.

Now this is a gadget that I would surely get if I could afford it. Hey guys if you are reading this please do sponsor me some tips so that I am able to purchase this beauty.

Looks nice ? These skulls are not only a nice piece to have beside your computer they are also speakers. Now you are talking about coolness. These speakers also come with a headphone jack that allows you to hook up your computer or any source of music.

Great for the iPod lovers. These speakers has a sound quality which is not to reckon with. The looks itself is astounding.  The blue that you see coming out from the eyes is no fake effects they are the real thing. These speakers could be picked up at GeekStuff4u.com at a reasonable price of USD 72.

Have you ever seen a headset this beautiful. Philips announced this baby at the CES and it promises to bring sound quality from your mobile music playing handsets as well as clear calls through a wireless Bluetooth connection. Isnt this cool or not. The SHB9000 Bluetooth headset features 40mm neodymium speakers and native MP3 decoding which according to Philips makes the sound quality the “best-ever”.

Be that as it may, the headphones also have SwitchStream letting you switch between incoming calls and music seamlessly, and also offer a subtle “side-tone” that lets you hear your own voice while talking on the phone as you would normally without wearing headphones. If you’ve ever talked on the phone while wearing over-the-ear headphones like these you’ll appreciate this feature. They also will auto adjust the volume based on surrounding noise and filter out background noises and echoes.

I would suggest this gadget for all us geek freaks that wants the latest in technology. By the way I was also thinking of setting up shop on this blog. What do you guys think. Will you buy stuff from here. The idea is simple I write about the latest gadget or gizmo that I am able to find and then I will be able to let you guys to buy them at very discounted prices that I am able to get. Maybe I would put it up on my other website or maybe in my other blogs I am not sure what to do. Well let me know your opinions by leaving a comment. And if you did not notice the comment is now link loved so go ahead sumit your urls for your backlinks.

If you’ve been holding off on updating your iPhone to firmware v1.1.2 because you’ve gotten attached to your iToner ringtone maker, then you’ll be glad to hear that Ambrosia Software has released an updated iToner application that will now support your iPhone v1.1.2. iToner allows you to upload (drag-and-drop) custom-created MP3, MP4, and AAC files onto your iPhone for use as a custom ringtone. Why pay $1 for every ringtone through iTunes? iToner pays for itself after just 15 ringtone-changes. If you’re like us, it’ll pay for itself in no time at all.

Following on Ambrosia’s previous iToner update, the new iToner v1.0.4 will bring bug-fixes and UI enhancements in addition to iPhone v1.1.2 support. If you just haven’t pulled the trigger on the $15 iToner app, there’s even less reason to hold out. It’ll make a great gift, for friends and loved ones as well as yourself.

Ok, enough gushing about iToner. With Garageband’s new support for iPhone ringtone exports, it’s going to be interesting to see how iToner fares in the long-run. Garageband 4.1.1 is still $80 outright, so only new-Mac owners will be able to take advantage of the bundled Garageband software for free - otherwise, the $15 iToner app is a much better deal than the $80 Garageband.