If silicone, leather or plastic cases aren’t worthy enough for your iPhone 4, how about these really snazzy looking CNC’d aluminum frame cases from Kinetic? You might recall that we reviewed a similar offering from ElementCase a few months ago. Andy wanted to love it, but it wasn’t comfortable to hold and seemed to hinder […]
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As a kid, I remember using those gas lanterns powered by propane or white gas. Someone’s dad would pump up the lantern, light the fragile mantles, and a bright glow would descend upon the campground. The Emergency Area Light from Coast Products provides an adjustable brightness like the classic gas-powered ones, but goes a few steps
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Here’s another entry in the iPad stand category. The AluPose Aluminum Stand for iPad from InnoPocket is stamped from 1.5mm annodized aluminum sheets. The adjustable grip can be inserted in to any of the slots cut into the front to adjust the height of the iPad. The grip is coated with polyurethane to prevent scratches to
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You don’t seem to hear much about satellite phones these days. I can remember seeing them in the past, with huge fold out antennas… definitely not something you could carry in your pocket. TerraStar and AT&T are now offering the GENUS, a sleek pocket sized smartphone (powered by Windows Mobile 6.5) with an internal antenna
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I’m not a big fan of falling asleep with the television on. I do it a lot, but sometime around…say 2 am, I am awakened by loud screaming from whatever cheesy slasher movie is on or the rattling sounds of war from whatever action film is on or worse yet…the sound of some loud-mouth pitchman
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Since the 6th generation iPod nano was introduced by Apple on September 1st, it seems to be getting more attention as a wrist watch instead of a music player. We’ve covered several watch band cases for the nano in the last few months, and now we have another one to tell you about. It’s the
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In the summer of 2009, Julie issued a call for some female reviewers to add to her staff. I had been an avid reader of The Gadgeteer for years, and I decided I’d apply for a position. I wrote a review of the iBend stand for iPod/iPhone as my audition. I was thrilled when Julie decided to
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When I first saw that Microsoft was putting in a retail store three doors down from one of my local Apple Stores, I was betting it was going to be a ghost town within the first week/month. I was skeptical Microsoft and its partners had anywhere near the draw Apple does. But this monolithic store
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This Starlight Starscope from Levenger looks like a regular flashlight, until you turn it on. The Starscope projects stars and constellations onto a wall or ceiling. You can select a view of the northern, eastern, southern, or western sky. Rotate the neck of the Starscope and the star patterns change to show how that portion
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I was browsing over at the Apple website today, and I saw that the iOS 4.2 software update is now available. The update is compatible with iPhone 3G/3GS/4, iPad, and iPod touch 2nd/3rd/4th generations. Apple is promising a ton of new features – enhanced mail, printing with AirPrint, streaming digital content wirelessly to your Apple
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The iPad is great, but the on-screen keyboards sometimes don’t work so well when you’re doing a lot of typing. Bluetooth keyboards work well with the iPad, but you’ll need something to protect the keyboard in your bag. Enter the beautiful Cherry Blossom Case for the Apple Wireless Keyboard from JAVOedge. The case is covered
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I’ve been waiting for Saddleback Leather Company to release a play through leather case for the iPad since last May when I reviewed their iPad Pouch. The pouch is great for transporting the iPad from place to place, but not for protecting it while in use. I’m happy to say that their new iPad case
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You can give your iPhone 3G/3GS or iPhone 4 a festive look with the new Speck CandyShell holiday cases. Dress them for Christmas with the Mistletoe Green cases with a Santa on the back. Or choose the snowman designs for a look you can use all winter long. The iPhone 3G/3GS case is Poinsettia Red
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The people at ZAGG say you’ll wonder how you ever used your Apple iPad® without a ZAGGmate case. The ZAGGmate cases are made of aircraft-grade aluminum with a bead-blasted, hard-anodized finish to match the iPad. They are 9.75″ tall X 7.63″ wide. A case fits on your iPad as a screen cover and adds 0.25″ or less (depending on the style)
Do you love sipping lattes at a coffee shop while writing the next best-selling thriller, crunching numbers, or surfing TMZ while looking like you are doing something more important? In a public place your screen is not always your private space. This can especially be of concern when working with confidential information. Lets face it;
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One of the first good “tricks” that budding photographers learn is that good, sharp pictures often require a tripod, or at the very least, require the photographer to brace him or herself against something solid to reduce camera shake. Unfortunately, this just isn’t possible in many situations, and otherwise good pictures are sometimes ruined because
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Today I want to tell you about 2 iPad apps that can help you get your creative juices flowing. LivingRoom from Planet Next will let you put on your interior designer cap and SketchBook Pro from Autodesk will help you channel your inner Picasso. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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The iGala WiFi digital photo frame, available now at ThinkGeek, has a Linux-based brain inside. You don’t even need a computer to get this frame connected to your WiFi and setup to receive pictures. After setup, this frame can log on to a Gmail account and add any emailed photos to its 1GB internal memory. The
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The Cirago USB 3.0 Hard Drive Docking Station is one of those standard external USB docks for the drive freak in all of us. If you’ve got a small pile of SATA drives collecting dust because you’ve upgraded your laptop, or desktop, or both, and you don’t really need yet another USB drive enclosure, this
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A while back I posted a news item for the Wrist ID Sport by Road ID, which displays emergency contact information for fitness enthusiasts. I thought it looked cool and was a great product idea. At the time, I had been doing quite a bit of outdoor running, so I ordered one and tried it
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