I had planned to post a trip report article about Macworld Expo tonight, but the wifi in my hotel room is horrendous. As a result, there’s no way I’ll be able to upload pix. So a report will be posted after I get home Friday. This was my very first Macworld, so I can’t really […]
I survived my first Macworld Expo Read More
How would you like to have your very own tornado? I think I just heard the gadgeteer collective voice saying: Whatchu talkin bout Julie? I’m talking about a very cool device, thingy, gadget called the Twister Tube from Cyclotek. Storm chasers (Hey Mark!) will love this thing. Check it out…
I got in yesterday evening. Haven’t had time to get the lay of the land yet, but getting ready to take a city tour in about an hour. :o) Hope everyone is having a nice weekend… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I love Games Magazine, but generally not every game in the magazine. I feel about the same way about Simon Tatham’s Puzzles Pack. (Thanks to The Gadgeteer Forums poster Mark Reid for the heads-up on this one!) Some of the 27 games in this freeware collection are pretty cool (Black Box, Guess, Map, Same Game, Unequal and Tangle so far are favorites), several are variations on the theme, and a couple I still have not figured out.
Simon Tatham Puzzles: Palm OS Game Read More
Cool looking play through case for 13″ Macbooks from Civilian Labs. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Radiator Macbook Case Read More
Since I recently started playing a ukulele, I’ve been interested in various accessories that go along with playing a stringed instrument. Admittedly, there aren’t many. But the main accessory that I use every time I sit down to play (or try to play) a song, is a tuner. A month ago, I took a look a the Intelli IMT-500 tuner. I like it very much, but like any good gadgeteer, I’ll be happy to dump it for something better. Today I’m going to tell you about the eNote Clip On Digital Chromatic Tuner from ELECA. Read on to see if it beats the Intelli.
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I opted not to do the CES thing this year. Instead, I’m going to attend my first Macworld Expo next week in San Francisco, California. I’m really looking forward to it! I leave Saturday and come back Thursday. My plan is to try to get the show done in a day or so and use
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If you’re in the market for a small digital picture frame, Edge Tech Corp has one that I’d like to tell you about. It doesn’t have an abundance of gee whiz features, but it is easy to use. Let’s take a closer look.
EDGE 7″ Digital Picture Frame with MP3 Player Read More
I’ve reviewed several digital photo frames over the years, but this is the first
itty bitty frame I’ve had the opportunity to review. It’s the Digital Photo
Album from Brando. This frame has a
display that is only 2.4 inches. Sounds like it might be too small doesn’t it?
Let’s find out.
Brando USB 2.4″ Digital Photo Album Read More
I have used many bluetooth headsets over the years; Motorola, Samsung, Plantronics to name a few. None of them have qualified as truly tech-worthy. They either did not fit my ear, the connection quality was poor, or operating the device was painful. One was actually so bad I had to decline finishing a review because I didn’t have a single positive comment. All that being said, I have finally found bluetooth headset Zen.
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Cute pop open portable rechargeable speakers. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: X-mini Read More
Small module that broadcasts audio from any device wirelessly to another i2i module. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: i2i Read More
Anyone else out there feel like we having a dry spell lately with releases of new and interesting gadgets? My end of the year tax induced spending spree was kinda boring. All I ordered was a Zoom H2 recorder (this is for my Ukulele Review site, but I might review it here too if there
5 gadgets that I want to buy in 2008 Read More
Mark takes a look at the Palm TX after 2 years using it as his main PDA.
Revisiting the Palm TX Read More
Sealed plastic storage tubes. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Keep2Go Read More
Happy New Year everyone! I can’t believe how quickly 2007 flew by. It was a fantastic year for me both professionally and personally. Most notably, The Gadgeteer passed a very significant milestone by turning 10 years old. Also of significance, was the posting of 217 reviews and articles. Of those 217 reviews posted last year,
Goodbye 2007, hello 2008! Read More
Carry a tripod for your camera in your wallet! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: FOZI Tripod Read More
I got a chance to try out the new Photo Finder from ATP Inc.. When Julie asked me if I would be interested in reviewing a product that geotags photos, I said of course. Now… please tell me what that means…
With only three days left in 2007, I find myself reflecting on all the products that I have had the opportunity to review this year. A quick look at my stats show that I’ve written 125 reviews in the last 365 days. Wowza! That’s a lot of typing! :o) Here are some of my favorite
Favorite gadgets of 2007 Read More
boynq designs products that are functional while also looking cool. Could there be anything cooler than a USB card reader that looks like a toaster? I didn’t think so ;o) Looks aren’t everything though, so let’s take a closer look at the boynq Toastit.
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