New Gadget 2011

A company called Lantronix has just unveiled a pretty interesting tool, which is a device that helps to print documents, pictures or other files wirelessly that of an IOS-based devices. xPrintServer, the name of the tool has a compact size, the size of an iPhone.


This device makes it easy for those who want to print a file from your iPhone or iPad. No need to download a specific application or other additional applications. You do not even bother to install the driver. This tool can be used without doing any configuration. Simply plugging xPrintServer with a network and this tool will find a printer that is available automatically, so you can wirelessly print files from an IOS device.

xPrintServer support nearly 4000 kinds of printers from various reputed companies like HP, Brother, Epson, Canon, Dell, Lexmark and Xerox. So do not be afraid that your printer will not be compatible with this tool. Regarding prices, Lantronix sells for $ 149.95 USD xPrintServer or about 1.3 million rupiah. Purchases can be made at the Lantronix website or online shopping sites like Amazon, NewEgg, Buy.com and MacMall.

Apple's iPhone 4 may not have the fancy dual core CPU of its successor, but thanks to the efforts of developer Steven Troughton-Smith and the folks at 9to5 Mac, it may soon have Siri. The port of the sultry voice assistant was accomplished by using the 4S Siri and Springboard files, and some serious elbow grease, no doubt. As you can see in the video below, it's far from perfect, but it can recognize spoken commands without issue. Currently, the hack is missing an iPhone 4 GPU driver that keeps things running buttery smooth on the elder phone, and Cupertino won't authenticate Siri's commands coming from it either. So, it isn't quite ready for primetime, but it should only be a matter of time before all you iPhone 4 owners can tell Siri what to do, too.