Is the iPhone 4′s reception issue is a deal breaker for you? Do you like your hands not burnt to a crisp? Well, here’s some good news. Apple has offered to waive the restocking fee for the iPhone 4.

Users who are unhappy with it can now return the device within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. Normally there is a 10% restocking fee for devices. We aren’t sure how long this restocking fee waiver will last, so you if you need to, you better get it done.

Samsung has released a new Windows Mobile 6.5 update for its Epix (SGH-i907) handset. This is strange because AT&T no longer sells this smartphone over its website. And a Samsung phone getting updated?

Samsung Galaxy i7500 users are still waiting for an Android 1.6 update, while Android 2.2 is already available for select handsets. Anyhow, strange as it is, you can download the software if you own the Epix. Which you probably don’t.

The folks at tw.apple.pro say that this photo comes from “deep inside the throat”(Google Translate). So we are guessing they mean a deep throat like source within the company. It’s a 1.2inch x 1.2inch screen which could be the next iPod Shuffle.

The component is marked “Apple,” and there’s no reason to believe it isn’t legit. But just how would you operate a 1-inch touchscreen? What could you really accomplish on a screen so small?

So you really like the style and picture quality of one of those Leica cameras, but you don’t want to spend $7000? For a tiny fraction of that cost, you can at least have Lecia style, albeit in cardboard DIY fashion.

The Likea MPH is a camera that you have to put together with tape and glue. It uses real film to shoot photos that you can actually have developed. The maker says you can reuse the camera if you are careful with your tape and glue.

Apple has had its own share of trouble with its popular gadgets bursting into flames. The allegations resulted in an investigation in Europe. The iPhone 4 has had its share of complaints already with poor reception and other things.

A photo of an iPhone 4 has surfaced that reportedly caught fire as the owner was plugging the device in to charge with the Apple USB cable. The power reportedly burnt his hand.

Here in the sprawled out state of Texas most of us can’t use a bike to get around unless we are in one of the big cities. It’s also hot enough to melt the tires off your bike in the summer so you have that to deal with in additional to worrying about your bike being stolen.

A designer has designed a new concept mountain bike that has a bendable frame to eliminate the fear of theft. That frame is designed to allow the bike to wrap around a pole to prevent theft.

When that TomTom Darth Vader voice pack turned up, I wasn’t excited about it. I was never a Vader fan he’s evil after all. I didn’t like Yoda much in the original films, but in the new flicks he was pretty cool.

TomTom has unveiled a video of a behind the scenes look at the recording of the Yoda voice pack for TomTom GPS units. This may well be the funniest commercial ever.

Eyesight is often the first thing to go as we age, but by the time we need them we may just have robotic eyes. VisionCare Ophthalmic Technologies has now had its implantable miniature telescope approved by the FDA. It’s designed for patients over 75 years old, who are suffering from end-stage macular degeneration.

It magnifies and projects images onto a healthy portion of the retina. The downside is that it can only be used in one eye, since the other eye is needed for your peripheral vision, which you wouldn’t want to be without.

Pay attention World Cup fanatics. These cute little guys will keep you company until the next time the World Cup rolls around again. You could get a few of these things and have your own little fake World Cup game.

The ADATA Theme Series T001 Soccer Jersey drives all sport the national flags of your favorite soccer teams and each drive is made of durable rubber, resists water spills, and shocks. They also come with accessories to make your experience even cooler.

Stuart Hughes has been busy doing what they do best, making garish and tacky luxury iproducts. Now the company is announcing another new iPad model: the world’s first 18ct white gold iPad. Your mugger will surely appreciate your lack of style and good taste.

This white gold iPad is made from solid white gold and called the iPad Supreme Ice Edition. It weighs a full 2kg, making it the heaviest iPad ever made. The iPad itself is the WiFi 64GB version.

On Wednesday night, speaking with NewTeeVee, the Chief of Hulu, Jason Kilar mentioned that he would be comfortable adding a more expensive tier to Hulu Plus, which would completely remove all ads. As it stands now, Hulu Plus doesn’t get rid of ads while you pay that $9.99 per month, it just gives you access to a wider selection of your shows.

Many people are accustomed to ads while they watch shows, but some people have a different outlook on watching shows/movies on their computer and they don’t want ads. Hulu makes its money from those advertisements. And so do the broadcasting partners who provide those videos. This could be another way for HULU to make money.

Renshui high-tech faucets from China not only look stylish, but they are smarter than other faucets. The flow and temperature of the water is controlled by the built-in ‘smart chip’. All you need to do is touch it and you can change the settings anyway you like for a perfect bath.

A smart indicator light keeps you safe from burns. The water’s temperature is displayed right there on the body of the faucet itself. It sure looks luxurious.

Cowon has just announced a new portable media player, the V5W. It’s powered by Windows CE 6.0 and has a proprietary user interface. It features an 800 x 480 pixel 4.8-inch touchscreen, HDMI output, 1080p video player, document apps, games, dictionaries, eBook reader, web browser, Wi-Fi, and an email client.

An SDHC memory card slot is also included in case the built-in storage of 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB isn’t enough. The prices $330, $380, and $455 for the 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB models.

We’ve seen these mailbox type email alert gadgets before, but this one is tiny enough to be cute and useful. The USB Mail Box Friends Alert is an $18 device that plugs into your USB port, where it will monitor your email, Twitter, and Facebook accounts using its companion software.

The mailbox lights up red or green to notify you of an update. Also, upping the cute factor, the little plastic flag will actually raise. It supports Windows 7, Vista, and XP.

It’s official, the Captivate, AT&T’s version of Samsung’s global Galaxy S line of high-end Android phones, will be available on Sunday, July 18 for $199 on contract with no rebate needed. That pricing is no surprise, since T-Mobile priced the Vibrant the same way.

All four US nationals are getting this device very soon and that’s pretty impressive for Samsung. Will you be getting one? Let us know why or why not.