I had been looking for a laptop sleeve for awhile to replace my large, clunky leather briefcase. Between going back and forth to work and weekend trips, I wanted to ditch the extra bag and just toss my computer in my backpack without worrying about it being bumped, scratched, or damaged. I’ve been using the […]
SUMO Camo Laptop/Netbook Sleeve Review Read More
Cupcake is out and Donut is in. This past weekend many T-Mobile G1 and MyTouch G1 users received Android 1.6 (a.k.a Donut) that updated the previous version known as Cupcake. I got mine Sunday morning. I’ve been playing around with the new features, which include a new faster camera/video interface, Quick search box, battery
Cupcake to Donut – Android 1.6 is here Read More
Cirago is claiming that their new CST-5000 is the smallest, thinnest USB hard drive on the market. I’m going to stack it up against the Aegis Apricorn A-25 to see how the claim measures up. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Like many states, it’s the law to use hands-free headsets when driving. I always like using bluetooth headsets but it gets annoying when I forget to charge it or it just runs out of battery right when I’m in the middle of a call. The iPhone’s two-eared stereo headset is ok for music and the
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I found this video interesting because it shows how GPS gadgets are being integrated into tourist attractions. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I was asked to take a look at this application for its ability to print directly to the Dymo LabelWriter. Little did I know that is somewhat similar to looking at the iMac for it’s Photo Booth application. Print & Share let’s you print from your iPod Touch or iPhone to any printer connected to
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I have a terrible problem with static electricity. I am not exaggerating when I say that I once got shocked touching the car window glass getting out of my car in the rain. By the end of winter, my poor dog cringes when I reach to pet him. It’s so bad that my husband won’t
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Let me start by saying I do not condone smoking in any way shape or form. Now with that said, unfortunately I am a smoker. However I am in the process of quitting…AGAIN. I have quit in the past with the help of medication. This time I wanted to give something else a try. When
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Even though the Nokia E71 isn’t brand spanking new, it is a good phone. If you’ve been thinking of buying one, this might be helpful… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I discovered Fisher Space bullet pens recently. They have a thicker body than disposable stick pens, and they put down the ink like a dream. Writing feels almost effortless with my little black Fisher Space pen. They are very compact, so you can carry them anywhere. Since one can never have too many pens, I’ve been checking
Fisher Mars Space Pen – Guaranteed to Write Until Man Sets Foot on Mars! Read More
I’ve had the pleasure of getting to play with the new Microsoft LifeCam Cinema and I am impressed. I haven’t tried any other HD webcams but compared to my previous webcam, the Microsoft LifeCam Cinema is far superior. To make this review simple, I compared the QuickCam Pro 9000 that I purchased in March 2009
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema – a Webcam with True 720p HD Read More
Only one of these won’t do In fact, neither will just two You really need three For stability SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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These little things look like cheese. But don’t bite into them please. They’ll save you some time. Make your results sublime. And they’ll make your λΘ♣¶Ωing a breeze. What are they? Tune in tomorrow for the answer. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Return of Spy Vs. Spy? What is that? Read More
There are certain iPhone applications that seem to exist to solve a non-existent problem. To me, Electric Pocket’s PhoneFace is one of these. Can’t seem to remember the name of the person you are trying to contact? Dang! Did you take the time to take a photo of this person and add it to your
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I have had the privilege/opportunity/perk of reviewing some very high-end flashlights and lasers over the years. Many readers have commented on the fact that $200+ is too much to pay for something as simple as a flashlight. In many ways I agree, but have to say that Surefire makes incredibly nice pieces of hardware engineered
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Do you read with your Kindle, Sony ebook reader, or other ebook device “naked”? Do you have your ebook reader in a case, but you’d still like a little more protection for when you carry it in your backpack or bag? Check out the Renaissance Art custom-made leather lined book pouches to protect your electronic
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I recently spent a lot of time in waiting rooms and found that when I got bored with my Kindle and wanted to swap it out for my MP3 player I had no easy place to put my reading glasses. (This was before I saw the review on the Periscope Lighted Folio. ) I was
Kindle Keeper -small, cheap, does the job Read More
Duracell’s Pocket Charger is for those who have places to be or are on the go, but never remember to charge up their cell-phone or digital camera like a responsible person – just kidding. We’ve all been there without juice, panicking about how we need to check our email for the 50th time. Now you
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The American Red Cross teaches first aid classes so you know how to help people in emergency situations, but I’ve never heard of a first aid class for pet care. Do you know what to do if your cat or dog is injured or becomes ill? I certainly didn’t. Luckily, our dog Teddy hasn’t needed
Pet First Aid Application for iPhone by Jive Media LLC Review Read More
Notepods are notepads that look like that ubiquitous smartphone. The Notepods are from the Jacky Winter Group and Inventive Labs, two companies based in Melbourne, Australia. You get 3 60 X 110 MM 100-page Notepods for $17.95 USD. The front looks like the iPhone, with a white area for notes. The back of the page
Notepod – Now there’s a PAGE for that! Read More