Power your gadgets with this portable battery that recharges via solar power or USB. Ships with 11 adapters, including ones for Nokia, Sony PSP, Mini USB, and more. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Well ok, it might not be quite best friend friendly, but it tries. I was surprised when I recently asked people for ideas and suggestions on what they think would make The Gadgeteer better, that several people said: A mobile version of the site. We’ve actually had a mobile version for a couple of years
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My first impressions of the Guard ID Vault were good; it looks like what it is supposed to do. Lock up your personal user information in a unit that looks like a lock. The unit plugs into a free USB port on your computer and stores your user names and passwords, so that it is not necessary to reenter this information each time you visit that particular web site.
Not to be mistaken for OQO, the Ogo is a small $99 clamshell IM, e-mail and text messaging device that is expandable with Ogoclip accessories. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I’m a big fan of USB gadgets. From the whimsical to the practical, I find them all fascinating. When I saw that Elgato condensed one of their EyeTV tuners into a USB dongle, I began to daydream of watching live network TV while sitting in a coffee shop or in a laundromat. “Never again will I miss an important football game!” I thought to myself while handing over my credit card.
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For the past 2 days, I’ve been using the HTC S620 (AKA Excalibur) Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphone quad band mobile phone as my main device. When I first received this phone back in January, I charged it up, synced all my PIM info with my iMac and tried to get acclimated to it. After
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I’m very careful with my tech-toys and do my best to keep them
all in pristine condition. My Archos 604 video player is no
different. The moment I decided to purchase a 604, I ordered a
Brando screen protector (so it would be here when the video player
arrived) and began looking for the perfect case. Sadly, since
Archos is not nearly as main-stream as iPods, there were few
choices…. Of the three I found (Noreve,
Proporta, and Archos), Noreve looked to be the
best of the lot.
Noreve Archos 604 Tradition Leather Case Read More
You guys all know by now that I tend to switch phones as often as I change my socks. I’m always flitting from one phone to another, trying to find the one that will keep me satisfied for longer than a few days. For the most part the Treo 650 has been that phone for
Palm seems to be doing something right given the fact that their Treo line of smartphones
has become hugely popular. I mean, I don’t think I’m wrong when I say that the Treo is probably one of the most recognizable mobile phones on the planet these days. Turn on the TV and you’ll spot this phone all over the place. After all, doesn’t Jack Bauer of the show 24 use one?
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Here is a micro reader for MicroSD cards. Wow! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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USB Controlled Telephone device with all kinds of cool features. PSTN, Skype and VOIP Compatible. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Bags that feature an integrated solar panel that generates up to 7 watts of power. You can use a Juice Bag to charge your cell phone, iPod, GPS, or any 12volt electronic device. Do any of you use these? SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I joined Netflix yesterday. Yeah, I know it seems lame to be excited about something that has been around for a long time now, but it doesn’t take much to excite me. Why did it take me so long to try it? Well, I’ve been a DirecTV subscriber for eons. Over the years, with price
This is a story that does not end well…
A webcam with a telescope lens attachment! How could I, an aficionado of webcams, resist the opportunity to try one of these?
I knew I was in for an adventure with a non-brand product with the intriguing name on the box of “Digital Product PC Camera”.
Brando USB Webcam with Telescope Read More
Canvas, Cordura, Leather, Silk?
No, there is nothing wrong with your RSS feed, you are reading a review on silk gear bag. Yes, it is indeed possible to have a practical bag made of silk.
Abbi New York Jade Laptop / Messenger Bag Read More
Light therapy devices seem to be gaining in popularity these days. Having just reviewed the Litebook Elite, I was happy to take a look at the Verilux HappyLite Ultra Mini – a similar product. Unlike the Litebook, the HappyLite is not really a travel device as it does not have a rechargeable battery. It is better suited to remaining plugged in and on your desk.
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Ultra slim design VoIP Phone for Skype / MSN / Yahoo Messenger… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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We had 6 or so inches of snow today! Thought I would share some pictures that I snapped about halfway through the storm. I love snow when you can look out at it from inside a nice warm house ;o) Speaking of which, the high temperature here today was only 15 degrees! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin
This time of year I always tend to feel a little blah. It’s not surprising due to the fact that the winter months here in Indiana can be cold (it is 13 degrees here today), damp (it’s snowing right now too) and gloomy. I get up and go to work while it’s still dark outside, then come home and sit in my basement office working on reviews all evening. That leaves pretty much no time to soak up any natural light. For some people, these winter doldrums can turn into S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder). While I don’t think I actually suffer with that particular problem, I didn’t turn down a review of the Litebook Elite when it was offered to me.
What type of person are you? Do you carry a USB thumbdrive with you, or flash cards with a card reader? I carry both, but that’s because I’m The Gadgeteer and am always prepared for a geek emergency. That said, I’ve always liked thumbdrives better. Flash cards and readers are more tedious to use because
Thumbdrive or Card Reader? Read More