The iPhone 4G isn’t even out yet, but the folks at Shanzai are ahead of even Apple themselves with a type new iPhone 4G clone. that handset copies the design but don’t expect its innards and software to hold a candle to what Cupertino is able to offer, although one can just envision the staple China specifications including a dual SIM carriage, Java support and an integrated FM radio among others. It plus will be a whole lot cheaper, that’s for certain!

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Considering the amount of leaks regarding the Nokia N8, it’s a wonder that it took such a enlarged duration to be officially announced, and now the device has finally gone official. As expected, that Symbian^3 flagship device sports some juicy specs such as a 12-megapixel camera, and capacitive touchscreen display. that phone additionally takes a leaf from Apple’s book as the innards of the N8 is carved from a one piece of anodized aluminum. Available in five different color options, the N8 will cost €370 ($492) when it begins to ship in Q3 of 2010. Check out a video of it after the jump. Specifications of it include:

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Haroon Baig’s Twitwee Clock has been updated to keep up with the times, where it will deploy the cuckoo and show the tweet on a tiny LCD display whenever there is an incoming tweet – we assume that is made possible thanks to a combination of an Arduino and Chumby innards to get its game going.

The Twitwee Clock is a modified Cuckoo Clock that wirelessly connects to the Web and constantly checks for new status updates or search results from the Twitter API. New Tweets are displayed on the built-in display in near-realtime accompanied by the charming yet obtrusive shout of a mechanical cuckoo poping out of the clock. The clock could monitor any twitter stream or search, so it could for example inform the user about new tweets in his personal timeline. In exhibition context however it is configured to react on self-referenced tweets. whether “TwitweeClock” is mentioned in any tweet, the tweet is displayed on the built in screen and the cuckoo mechanism is triggered.

Want to get the cuckoo out of its nest? Just send any tweet with TwitweeClock in the report and you’re good to go.

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Sprint knows just how eco-conscious many of us are these days, and hence has decided to introduce the spanking new green Samsung Restore messaging phone, which is an offshoot of the Samsung Reclaim. Using recyclable materials to manufacture up its body and some innards, the Samsung Restore won’t turn any heads for its technological capability, as that is pretty much an entry-level handset with a full QWERTY keyboard to underline its messaging intent, Bluetooth connectivity, a 2-megapixel camera for candid shots, a microSD memory card slot and one-click access to various social networking sites while you’re on the go. Out that summer, it will retail for $49.99 a pop in Midnight and Limeade.colors with a 2-year contract after a $50 rebate.

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Check out that rather mind-boggling hack – it uses the chassis of an original Game Boy to hold the innards of a Game Boy Advance, which is its direct successor. No notion on the reasoning behind that mod, but we guess art is really hard to decipher, particularly when it is cobbled together by brilliant individuals. At least you know that mod sports a rechargeable battery, and it would be interesting to find out the location of the GBA’s shoulder buttons…

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There are plenty of folks out there cramming their PS3 guts into various anatomy factors, and now another user has decided to replace the guts of his old Compaq with the innards from his PlayStation 3. Aside from the PS3’s parts, a 7-inch color LCD was additionally included, as well as a retractable drawer which provides a charger for his controllers. The HDMI output was retained, allowing the PS3 to be hooked up to an external HDTV to enjoy gaming on a large screen. Do you have any PS3 mods that you want to show off? Let us know via the comments section.

Check out more pictures on that mod.

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Instead of juicing up your brain by working it, the Cube Magic you see here will work differently by charging up your gizmos, since that is a battery charger that functions on electromagnetic induction principles – all you need to do is play with the cube whenever you feel like exercising your brain, harness the energy generated and let its innards do the hard work of converting it into usable capability to juice up the rest of your hooked up gadgets! Too poor that concept doesn’t sound too practical, as we wonder just how many times you must solve it before there is suitable ability stored within to keep an iPod going for a few minutes’ worth of video playback.

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The JooJoo tablet doesn’t look as though it is going to be a success anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t any fans of it. that tablet which has started to ship to end users has been dissected, where checking out its innards due just 10 screws being removed, and upon opening it, the RAM slot is easily accessible, alongside the mini PCIe SSD and additional mini PCIe slot. While there is a 3G SIM slot, looking for the 3G antenna was pretty rugged. Are you one of the few out there who picked up the JooJoo tablet? whether so, are you happy or disappointed with it?

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Have more than six digits of spare change in your bank explanation? Great – why not give that up for Stuart Hughes’ latest creation, the MacBook Air Supreme Ice Edition. that different MacBook Air won’t change the innards to include a far superior, futuristic processor, but will instead aim to wow other notebook owners into submission with 25.5 cts of flawless whether diamonds on the outside for a magnificent total of 53 individually-set sparkling gems that reside on the solid platinum Apple logo. The entire front housing is made out of a loner piece of highly polished platinum, where it increases the MacBook Air’s weight to 5.512 lbs. Since there are only 10 of these puppies available worldwide, you might want to pony up the £139,995 ($207,900) asking price – fast!

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Check out that steampunk rendition of an Apple iMac, which is a mod from Old moment Computer. It was built following the footsteps of a Victorian era, being made out of oak. that wood cover costs $265 and can slip directly by your iMac, so there is no need to take out its innards and do a whole lot of DIY modifications to it. We do wonder whether the oak is treated against termintes or not.

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