From the same people that brought use the handy FlexUSB widget, comes the a power strip that can stretch to accommodate large AC adapters. Excellent idea! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Here’s a nifty little gadget that helps you buckle and carry your ski boots. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Boot Tool Read More
Every time I decide to buy a new mobile phone, I get excited that it might become my new favorite. I’m really anxious for a new favorite. A phone that has all the features of my current favorite (Treo 680), but with enough new features that takes me to my gadgeteer happy place. If the Treo works for me, why do I want to chuck it for something new? Because I get bored easily and am never satisfied. :o) Will the Nokia E61i transport me to mobile phone nirvana? Let’s see…
When I saw the ad on The Gadgeteer a few weeks ago for the FOZI Pocket Tripod, my thought was that this was the perfect gear bag tripod. I don’t shoot a lot of photos, so did not want a big or expensive tripod, so this low-cost credit card tripod seemed perfect.
Credit card sized homing device. Attach one of the included tags to an item and then use the handheld remote to locate that item if you misplace it. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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If you read my review of the American Innovation Roadshow Travel Alarm and were thinking of buying one, I have something for you that might sweeten the pot. The folks at American Innovation are offering two discount codes to all of you: TGRS15 – 15% off Roadshow for The-Gadgeteer.com readers. RS25 – 25% off Roadshow
Discount for Roadshow Travel Alarm Read More
Here are the top 10 most read reviews and articles on The Gadgeteer for January 2008: Kill-A-Watt EZ Electricity Usage Monitor review Aliph’s Jawbone Bluetooth Headset review Apple iPhone Bluetooth Headset review iTrip iPod FM Transmitter Motorola Razr V3 review Revisiting the Palm TX article Twister Tube review Emulators for the Sony PSP: An Overview
Top 10 reviews and articles from last month Read More
The folks at American Innovative have a new product that combines a travel alarm clock with a presentation / public speaking timer. I’ve been impressed with their other products that I’ve reviewed in the past (Neverlate 7-day Alarm Clock and Chef’s Quad-Timer Professional) that I was happy to take a look at their new Roadshow Travel Alarm.
American Innovative Roadshow Travel Alarm Read More
A new online comic launched yesterday that will appeal to all the IT geeks out there: www.heroeshappenhere.com/comic There are only two strips so far, but it might be fun to keep an eye on. Reading the strip requires a Windows plug-in for Internet Explorer… I haven’t read many comics online, are there any good ones
New online geek comic just launched Read More
If you’re interested in booq products, you can save 10% by using the promo code GT8. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I’ve always been interested in small, powerful computers, and when I saw the Sony U3 advertised in Tokyo, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on one. The dream was short lived, since I did not have $2000.00 for a machine at the time. I consider the Sony U series to be the beginning of the UMPC Revolution!!
Sony Vaio PCG-U3 UMPC Read More
I had never used a robotic vacuum before, so I was really excited when Julie told me that she had a Roomba Scheduler that needed to be tested out and reviewed. I gladly volunteered.
iRobot Roomba Scheduler Read More
Back in 2002 I wrote my first ever gear review for The Gadgeteer. I reviewed the Tom Bihn Empire Builder after buying it as protection for my Titanium G4 Powerbook. I was really happy with the case, and still am.
Tom Bihn Empire Builder Bag Read More
My Dad called me at work the other day to ask me if I could look up the price of an AC charger for the new Garmin nuvi GPS that he had recently purchased. In his retirement he has taken on a job that requires him to drive all over Indianapolis every day, picking up
Garmin knows what customer service means Read More
Small barcode scanner that you can use in stores to let you know if you’ve already purchased a book, DVD, CD, etc. before you buy it again. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Groqit Read More
Once again Vaja‘s
style and craftsmanship shines through with the i-volution
Top Holster for the iPod Touch. Vaja has the unique ability of creating
cases that not only protect our precious tech-toys but turn heads as well. Many
of Vaja cases are so nice (and sometimes extravagant), they themselves
should be protected from day-to-day use and hazards.
Vaja i-volution Top Holster for the iPod Touch Read More
(This is an article that was sent to me by the company that is offering an iPod repair service. Consider it an unpaid advertisement…) Do you replace or repair your broken iPod? By Glen Kashgegian Unlike any other consumer product introduced in the last ten years, the Apple iPod has taken America by storm. In
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Interestingly designed 320 lumen LED flashlight. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I decided to be a lemming and use the iPhone last week during my trip to San Francisco for Macworld. It worked fine last week in California, but now I’m back home and I’ve still been using it… but guess what? It doesn’t work so well when it’s 6 degrees in the morning and you
Why I don’t like the iPhone this week… Read More
Every year right after the holidays, it’s time for two trade shows that most gadgeteers look forward to either attending or reading about. These are The Consumer Electronics Show and Macworld. I’ve attended CES many times in the past, but this year I wanted to do something different… So, I decided to attend my very first Macworld in San Francisco, California. It’s about time, considering that I made the hop to OS X over two years ago.
