Spotlight Gadget: BlueMic Snowflake
Professional portable USB mic for podcasting, voice recognition software, iChat, and VoIP software such as Skype and Vonage. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Professional portable USB mic for podcasting, voice recognition software, iChat, and VoIP software such as Skype and Vonage. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I purchased the MSI Wind Netbook specifically for an upcoming vacation to Treasure Island, Florida. I usually take my Macbook Pro with me while traveling, but this time I wanted a laptop that was both light weight and small sized. After I had the Wind for a couple of weeks, I decided to try my
Vacationing with the MSI Wind was not meant to be Read More
With the nearly endless number of usernames, passwords, web logins, bank accounts,
credit card numbers, software licenses, and other sensitive/personal data everyone
has to have these days to keep up in the digital age, I long ago turned towards
a secure/encrypted password manager. It is the ONLY way I can keep track of
all the electronic accessibility and critical information I need to keep with me 24/7.
Plus the fact one must keep personal information secure with the constant threat
of identity and cyber theft, I do not see how folks can live without a (mobile
&/or desktop) program like these.
Secure Information Keeper software for the iPhone and iPod Touch Read More
In January I reviewed Tom Bihn’s Aeronaut and a gazillion and one little packing cubes, pockets and organizer pouches. As you may have gathered from the review, I was very keen on the packing cubes. Over the last year I’ve used these accessories, in many combinations on every trip I’ve done. I also use them to corral cables in my desk drawer.
Tom Bihn Convertible Packing Cube/Backpack Review Read More
When I was a kid, I had a portable multi-band radio. I can remember plugging an
earphone (this was before earbuds) into it at night and slowing scanning up and
down the frequencies, trying to tune in foreign stations. I would always get
excited when I would tune to a station and hear people talking in a language
that I didn’t understand. Multi-band radios are still being sold these days, but
I have an alternative for you… The USB Internet Radio Jukebox from Aluratek is
a plug and play ‘radio’ that claims to will quickly allow you to enjoy music and
news from all over the world. Let’s give it a try…
Alurtek USB Internet Radio Jukebox Review Read More
USB Geek sells all sorts of geeky products that require a USB to operate them. They recently sent me their MultiCellular Battery Charger, which I was curious about and happy to review…
USB MultiCellular Battery Charger Review Read More
$99 (and $19.95/mo.) GPRS based email device with a QWERTY keyboard and color display. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Bluetooth car kit that can fit into any cup holder or mount on other surfaces. Powered by a 12-volt adapter or built-in rechargeable battery, it streams both music and conversations directly through the car speaker system from a cell phone, iPod or MP3 player. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I ordered a Palm Treo Pro and received it yesterday. It’s coming with me on my vacation to Treasure Island, Florida, along with the MSI Wind Netbook and a few other gadgets that I’ll be testing during my week off. So far, there are several things that I like about this new Windows Mobile Treo,
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How many of you are interested in the soon to be available Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Windows Mobile phone? Have you been watching the Johnny X web series too? There’s a new episode available today. Check it out… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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My Dell laptop backpack has seen better days. There are several places where the material has frayed and it seems like it gets worse with each passing day. That is why I jumped at the opportunity to review a new bag.
Mobile Edge has put together a line of Alienware branded bags. This review covers the Mobile Edge Alienware Odyssey Messenger Bag. Although my current bag is a backpack, I actually prefer the messenger style of bag in terms of look, accessibility and comfort.
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I have not done a bluetooth headset review for a while now. It was my own fault, I had reviewed too many earpieces in a relatively short amount of time. The tech-rush was definitely gone….. That being said, the Plantronics Discovery 925’s sleek & slim form factor drew me out of my bluetooth earpiece hiatus.
Plantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth Headset Review Read More
The iPhone is the first touch screen device that I’ve felt comfortable using my finger to navigate with. After all, on the iPhone, that’s all you can use to control the device – right? Wrong, you can use a stylus. But not an ordinary stylus, it has to be one designed specially for the iPhone, like the Pogo Stylus from Ten One Design.
Pogo Stylus for the iPhone or iPod Touch Review Read More
The only portable solar charger that has both 12V DC and 120V AC outlets built into the unit so users can plug any item into the side of the unit with a standard 120v AC wall plug just like plugging into the wall at home. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Liquid fuel cell Power Pack that provides extended operating time for a variety of electronics, including iPhones, PDAs, MP3 players, smartphones, and digital cameras. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Ultra portable stereo speaker with an auxiliary line input plug for any audio devices with 3.5mm jack. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Here’s a first – a mobile phone with a built in Bluetooth headset. LG’s Decoy for Verizon is a cool little slider phone that has a headset dock on the backside of the phone. Now you’ll have no excuse for hands-free talking while driving.
LG Decoy V Cast Phone (LG-VX8610) Review Read More
I’ve been an AT&T customer for several years now. The main reason being that I can easily switch SIM cards between the various mobile phones that I have the opportunity to review. This convenience has been great, but if I am honest, call quality and audio clarity on the AT&T network really isn’t the best… at least not in my area. Also, AT&T has not rolled out 3G here in little old Columbus, Indiana. Funny thing is that Verizon’s 3G (EVDO) network is already here. So, I’m going to try some Verizon phones and see if I might like to switch carriers. LG’s Chocolate 3 is my first Verizon feature phone to test. Let’s take a look.
LG Chocolate 3 V Cast Music Phone (LG-VX8560) Review Read More
A few days ago, Palm quietly announced that yet again that their next OS version release date would be slipping. Instead of early 2009, they are now claiming it won’t be available until the middle of next year: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10047554-94.html Hearing this news about Palm isn’t surprising as it seems they have been pushing back the
Yikes, first Palm, now Windows Mobile? Read More
Ergonomic travel pillow. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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