If you fancy joining the dark side of the track team, Adidas have added the Star Wars Darth Vader Superstar Track Top to their arrange. This limited edition design inspired by Star Wars features a detachable cape, breastplate and hood.

On the back of the jacket there is a faint image of Darth Vader’s face.

The limited edition Star Wars Darth Vader Superstar Track Top has an embroidered trefoil just below the hood opening and the Adidas three stripes down its

Joby are launching a new version of their popular flexible camera tripods, the Joby Magnetic Gorillapod, and as the name suggests this new version feature magnetic feet which means that you can attach it to any metal surface and it will hold your camera in place.

The Joby Magnetic Gorillapod is designed to be used with your compact digital camera, and it will support cameras up to 11.5oaz ion weight and it measures just six inches tall.

Inspired by the

Remember the Pennsylvania school district that was accused of remotely flipping on the webcams of students' laptops? As if the civil suit filed on behalf of those students wasn't going to be enough trouble for the Lower Merion representatives, now it seems the FBI wants to know just what's going on, launching an investigation into the practice. For its part the district said that it remotely activated the cams 42 times, and that it only did so with the bestest of intentions: when trying to locate a missing laptop. It would also like to point out that

This is arguably one of the cheesiest Android devices we've ever handled -- and yes, we're including KIRFs in that observation -- but you've got to give Alcatel some credit here for taking the platform to a form factor that's entirely under-served and doing so with an affordable price point in mind. The company plans to aggressively target HTC's Tattoo when the OT-980 launches in its usual non-US markets later this year with Android 2.1, full HSPA, WiFi, AGPS, compass, and a 2.8-inch display. The thing is a straight-up fingerprint magnet (and the harsh

Music visualizations can be cool to watch, but the Sound Scape concept takes it to a another level, using a built-in LED projector to delievr those visuals, which will match the music that is being played.

It’s limited though since it’s all based on nature. Don’t expect to see a gangsta movie when you’re playing rap. You’ll get something soothing instead. Like fluffy clouds and water. The controller can change tracks or volume of course, but it is just a concept for the moment.

Maybe one day soon it will

As we wait for the Safe Prisons Communication Act to pass the House, word comes out of Maryland that FCI Cumberland will begin testing cellphone jamming technology this week. As you well know, critics of the plan have voiced concerns that the technology could interfere with emergency response and legitimate cell phone use near prisons, but the state is determined to put those criticisms to rest -- and to keep inmates from using contraband cellphones for prank calling the warden's wife, sexting folks on the outside, ordering brutal execution-style "hits"

While some of the Verizon users are expecting the Android 2.1 update a tad later this year, a few cases have been reported where the existing users have already started receiving Android 2.1 updates on the Droid Eris handsets. An over-the-air update has been reported but then, there are inconsistencies in the report as a number of Eris owners received the update with HTC’s Sense UI while the others did not.

What raises a brow is the fact that HTC cannot release Android updates for the Droid Eris without the customized interface

Telstra Australia has collaborated with network partner Ericsson, Qualcomm and Sierra Wireless to provide the world’s first HSPA+ network in Australia. The HSPA+ Dual Carrier technology allows Telstra to send and receive wireless data using two channels simultaneously providing peak network downlink speeds of 42Mbps. This technology will require new compatible devices that are expected to come to market in 2011. [Telstra]

Samsung's TL500. We caught the bright, bulky beast bristling at PMA in front of a miniature 3D model of the Taj Mahal enclosed within a shadowy cube. The articulating display was indeed quite luminous, and as you can see from the sample shot, the flash-imbued capture is quite nice -- same can't be said sans flash in this instance, though. As for the TL350, we're always a fan of the analog dials for battery and storage, and the 1,000 frames per second video recording was quite the treat. That said, at 138 x 78 resolution, it's not practical, but the

Slowly but surely Freeview HD is making its entry into UK homes. The well-reviewed Humax HD-FOX T2 is living up to its promise of being the very first Freeview HD tuner around, and is now available to buy via the company's online store or at your local electronics outlet. Priced at £180 ($281), its listing on the Humax Direct Sales site has an amusing "this is NOT a recorder" blinking message to inform people that it lacks the PVR functionality that the forthcoming Toshiba HDR5010 will bring. If your disposable income stretches a bit further and