Early this year, Toyota released a Toyota Tundra 2010 commercial to give off-road fans a peek into the truck’s 2010 model year. I have seen the video, and man, how that full-size pickup was able to cross a burning tunnel (of 257.6 degrees Fahrenheit) was simply jaw dropping! And with the truck’s towing capacity of 10,000 pounds, its durability is undeniable.

View the 2010 Toyota Tundra video here:

Of course, the luxury brand. If you want a Lamborghini but you can’t afford it, then you may opt to get a bluetooth headset that carries the brand. What you get? Stunning sound quality and unbeatable portability.

As the Earth Day draws near, more and more companies are coming up with ways to makes cars greener. An example is a technology that combines GPG with hybrid powertrains for an improved fuel economy. The technology comes from Ricardo Inc., a British engine-test company, and four other companies.

Have you watched the latest “Fast & the Furious” installment? Are you in for some more car racing and stunts?

iPhone users can download a new video game made for the recently released “Fast & the Furious” movie. I’m not a die-hard gaming fan, but I’d like to try this game sometime.

A GPS device manufactured by a Korean company is now available on the European market.

The ThinkNavi T7 from the Thinkware company is a GPS device with a 7-inch LCD screen, SiRF III GPS chipset, and built-in DVB-T TVtuner. Featuring voice guidance in 20 languages, the ThinkNavi T7 has maps of 45 European countries.

People who often travel to Europe can take advantage of this cool, tiny personal nav gadget.

Source: iTech News Net

Listening to music during a long trip is cool. Listening to music with this winged headphone on is awesome!

Inspired by R. Kelly’s hit “I Believe I can Fly,” this concept headphone is one of the outcomes of Nokia’s recent headphone design competition. Strange as it may look, this gadget is still worth considering.

Features:

• Real-time feedback
• Reports speed, distance, brakes
• Convenient keychain LCD
• Easy to install
• Affordable - no monthly fees
• Tamper Proof and PIN protected

The gadget is available on the market at $99.95.

While browsing the Web, I encountered a question about in-car technology that really intrigued me. It asks: “Can your car know too much about you?”

Come to think of it, car gadgets such as GPS devices and telematics provide so much convenience and safety for us that it would be hard to imagine life without them. But then, does convenience really take precedence over our right to privacy? It’s like having Big Brother watch over you while you navigate the road. I think car gadgets are indeed useful, but my privacy is just as important.

So what do you think?

Source: Myces

Who says personal navigation systems are only for car drivers? Of course, truck drivers need the same level of road assistance from GPS devices. However, on the market, personal nav devices are relatively fewer for large vehicles such as trucks.

The good news is that Garmin, the leading manufacturer of GPS devices, has recently launched a GPS gadget designed for trucks. Garmin’s latest product is called the nüvi 465T. It can support various truck types, featuring advanced routing and guidance. This feature supports truck-related road limitations such as width, height, and weight.

In addition, the nüvi 465T is the first GPS device that offers locations in the National Truck and Trailer Services (NTTS) Breakdown Directory. This directpry holds pertinent data on truck repair facilities across the United States.

Source: Coolest Gadgets