The idea was grabbed from an Iconic Big Ben Watch in London. The conceptual watch working is explained in a way that you can have a closed and uninterrupted view of Big Ben watch always on your wrist.

The watch utilizes a camera that has been place at architectural masterpiece to grab the most recent images Big Ben watch time, which it sends a video GPS signal to a satellite and then transmits back to your on a large sized LED display screen on your watch. At the bottom of the watch is displayed the local time in digital.

The working of HYTH1 utilizes a liquid driven pistons with a combination of gear to tell the time. The pistons movement move the bellows which then forces green fluorescein liquid around the dial to indicate the time. You might be wondering about the price tag for Vincent Perriard & Co’s HYT H1 is $45,000 with a pure titanium case.

The specifics from the owner:

“Movement: Mechanical hand-wound, exclusive HYT calibre, 28,800 vph, 4 Hz, 35 jewels, bridges hand-chamfered and adorned with Côtes de Genève, rhodiumed bellows, 65-hour power reserve.

Dial: Unstructured, silver-toned opaline, fluid hours, luminescent hands and hour-markers regulator at 12:00, small seconds wheel at 09:30, power-reserve indicator at 02:30?

Watch the promo video after the jump.

The device comes with interactive user-friendly interface which is supposed to be placed at a strategic location such as living room, dinning table or on working desk as the device will be a central information hub.

Linksys Multimedia Home Router will have a touch screen digital display which will provide you standard time, network information, network connection for cloud service, region weather and time. Linksys Router will feature, VOIP, wi-fi access point, modem, NAS, and a built-in card reader.

This router is a designer’s concept view which could completely transform traditional router into a multimedia hub with updated news, forecast and many more.

Designed by Jean Michel Jarre, this iPod dock is named as The AeroDreamOne and stands to the tallest of 11 feet tall and measures 16.3 inches in diameter, as shown in the image below the dock even have a built-in ladder to climb to the top, is that something weird when you have to climb on the top to use your iPod/iPhone/iPad in a standing manner.

More surprisingly the AeroDreamOne will be available in three different colors namely black, white and chrome with a massive price tag of $560,000. Personally i won’t ever spend this amount on something that is funny, how about you guys? Do you like the design?

However these all are rumors and know one exactly knows what the actual product will be. We have found a leaked image of iPhone 5 which shows a 4-inch screen with intact home button. You can also read our pervious post which compares iPhone 4 design with iPhone 5.

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The cool looking motor bikes is powered by a palm oil named Cendrawasih Bike which is a complete super racing vehicle and gets itself fueled by a palm oil. The designer was impressed from a shape of Cenderawasih which is called a bird of paradise. This stunning, aggressive looking sporty vehicle will surely be praised by many speed lovers. 

Watch the style and appearance of the bike in below images:

The patent is developed in a sense that the shared games would use some tricky codes and instructions from the developer to set some rules and restrictions as number of times the game is allowed to be shared, how to long it can be on sharing mode, and number of playable levels while the game is in sharing mode.

Other features mentioned in the patent include one for users who are public and on a shared networks for example a WiFi network in a restaurant can leave behind the applications for upcoming users to be discovered. Apple has also detailed a method for developers to reward the sharers of the app with cash commission or some useful coupon codes for future purchase.

The device is expected to run Android 3.0 codename Gingerbread with Sony app Marketplace. Rumored specs for the device include 3.7 to 4.1 inch display screen with 1GB ROM and 512 RAM running on a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 chipset. There is a support for microSD cards on the side, while the device is reported to be rather buggy and is headed for 2010 release, meanwhile 2011 looks mush more realistic.