We have seen Dancing Android a few times, recently in Google I/O with Inflatable Costume. Here is the latest Disco Droid which is similar to Android Balloon rider dance Video but the cool thing about this video is it’s a full-fledged remote control robot programmed to groove which is controlled from an app on the Motorola XOOM. On top of that the video filmed and edited using Android. Awesome huh! Let’s watch below the video: Disco Droid, an Android ADK project.
If you’re like me and you hate cables between your devices then I’ve found a new gem you will likely enjoy. Introducing the Supertooth Disco, a bluetooth speaker that can sync to any audio device with an auxiliary or Bluetooth A2DP. Since we are an iPhone site we tried it out with our iPhone 4 and were quite happy with the experience.
Now the device is great as I mention in the video for small parties when you don’t want to leave your iPhone or iPod next to the device. Though the sound was very clear in the video, it is only a 28 watt RMS speaker, so you cannot expect to have the same results in an outside environment. If you ever need to however, I went approx. 100 ft. from the device with my iPhone and it stayed synced! The battery life is also very impressive as I’m going on day two without the AC Adapter in and the speaker is still going strong. Here’s the official Specs from SuperTooth.net
-Internal subwoofer amplifier power 12 Watt RMS.
- Internal left/right audio power amplifier.
- Subwoofer speaker, using Neodyne high efficiency.
- Left / right full range speaker with parabolic membrane.
- Adjustable volume control.
- Optimal sound quality.
- MP3 / Mp4 connected by cable to line input stereo jack 3.5 mm