It’s after 9pm and I’ve only just started packing for my vacation to Sedona, Arizona. I leave for the airport in less than 10hrs. EEP! Of course the most important part of my packing is my tech gear ;o) I’ll be gone for a whole week, but I don’t want to over pack. So here […]
Gear I’m taking with me on my Sedona Trip Read More
I’m still using the last external hard drive that I had the opportunity to review back in July of 2005. That was the Seagate Portable USB 2.0 drive. It’s been my 100gb backup drive for my desktop computer (iMac) all this time. Today I’m going to tell you about Seagate’s latest portable USB drive called the FreeAgent Go.
Seagate FreeAgent Go Read More
I just (1 minute ago) received an email from Palm with a link to a software update for Treo 680 AT&T / Cingular customers. Although I am an AT&T customer, I’m not sure that this upgrade will work with my unbranded 680. If any of you install it, let us know how it works out.
AT&T Treo 680 Software Update From Palm Read More
Custom table top arcade cabinet with special engraving, 200 licensed games, jukebox and DVD player. Very spendy at $2,495 (starting price), but if money is no object… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Katana Read More
At the end of last year, I reviewed the iH5 iPod Clock by iHome. I liked it well enough, but it left me wanting more. The latest iPod alarm clock to grace my night stand is XtremeMac’s Luna. If you’re wondering if the iH5 that was next to my bed before, has now been banished to my shelf of discarded gadgets, you’ll need to keep reading to find the answer.
XtremeMac Luna iPod Alarm Clock Read More
These days, PDAs / Phones don’t ship with handy dandy desktop charging and syncing cradles. If you miss having one, JAVOedge sells cradles for various devices. They sent me their Treo 750 desktop cradle to try out. Even though it says it’s for the 750, it works just fine with my Treo 680 which you
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Typically land line phones aren’t too exciting. Maybe things are changing though… Check out Vtech’s new Motorola Razr inspired phones. Pretty snazzy. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: New VTech Phones Read More
This month, my review focuses on another program that has a
large following in the PDA community…PhatWare’s
PhatNotes. In earlier reviews on note-taking programs, I
mentioned that the PocketPC was made for note-taking. Most
note applications are singular in their focus of taking
notes. PhatWare took that one concept step further,
really giant steps forward, in how notes are taken and
organized. The folks at PhatWare utilize the database
approach to organizing data, syncing it to outside platforms and
adding functionality within the “note” like voice or images.
All in all, PhatNotes sets the standard for note-taking and
others to emulate. Let me try to explain how I’ve come to
this conclusion…
PhatWare’s PhatNotes Standard – Windows Mobile Utility Read More
Keep your drinks chilled using USB. I have to get one of these to try out as I’ll buy a Diet Coke at noon and still be sipping it at 3pm. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: USB Mini Fridge Read More
The media migration from compact discs to digital audio has been underway since Apple’s iPod and other such devices exploded onto the consumer market. If you are like me, you have at least one digital audio playing doodad loaded with your favorite tunes but you still have that collection of CDs lying around the house.
SLAPPA HardBody PRO d2i CD Cases Read More
I’m a firm believer in the fact that you’re never too old to play with toys. Especially RC toys from HobbyTron.com. I had a great time with their mega popular PicooZ Helicopter last year. Then in January I had the opportunity to meet with the HobbyTron folks during a special event at the Consumer Electronics
More Cool RC Toys From HobbyTron Read More
This stainless steel MP4 watch looks like a much nicer version of the Brando MP4 that I reviewed not long ago. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: MP3 OLED Watch Read More
The week after next I’ll be going on vacation to Sedona, Arizona. This will be my 2nd time there. If you’ve never been, put on your list of must visit places. It’s gorgeous and relaxing. I’ll be spending 1.5 days in Phoenix and wonder if anyone can suggest some interesting places to see and things
Geek Fun In Phoenix Arizona? Read More
Current and potential Sprint customers will be interested in Palm’s latest Smartphone. The Palm Treo 755p is an updated version of their Treo 700p which was released last summer. Running Palm OS, the 755p includes the same physical restyling that came with the 750 and 680 GSM phones which were released last fall. Is the smaller form factor and various software changes enough for 700p owners to justify an upgrade to this new model? Hopefully this review will help answer that question…
Palm Treo 755p Smartphone Read More
It is one of the biggest ironies of the current digital age. While our information may effortlessly reside in a persistent data cloud accessible from anywhere, all the mobile stuff we need to access that cloud needs an earthly place to stay while we are out and about.
Tom Bihn Super Ego and Ego Messenger Bags Read More
I feel like I’ve just reached a new level of geekiness and of course I wanted to share it with all of you :o) This week has been pretty eventful. Tuesday I had a T1 line put into my house (Gadgeteer HQ). There were problems getting it to work and as a result, I had
My Geek Rite of Passage Read More
If you’re looking for an easy way to enjoy the music, photos and videos on your iPod through your television, then DLO’s HomeDock Deluxe is a solution that you should definitely consider. With this product, you don’t need a network connection, PC or Mac. You just need a television with good old RCA composite inputs (if it has S-Video, it can use that too).
Are you still trying to figure out what to get for your Mom for Mother’s Day this coming Sunday? Yeah, I tend to be a procrastinator too… But here’s an idea that you might want to consider. Best Buy has specially packaged Pink or Silver 4gb iPod nanos in festive polka-dotted boxes. -Features a pink
Give Your Momma an iPod nano for Mother’s Day Read More
Most personality profiles have four major categories that they think we fall into. Usually we are ‘mostly’ one category, then partially another… which results in twelve general types like the Zodiac signs! (Of course, we all know there are really 10 types of people those who understand binary, and those who don’t!)
Personality Psychology Pro – Palm OS Game Read More
In my mind I have two classifications of gadgets: ones that are tools and ones that are toys. Most of my favorite gadgets are both.
In preparation for a upcoming review, I needed to buy an infrared thermometer. I debated buying one of these “touchless” thermometers a few years ago, but eschewed the idea because the few available for consumers were expensive, bulky and rather ugly. Professional models, like the Fluke 63, were less unsightly but even more expensive and cumbrous.
Q3 Innovations ThermoHAWK 200 Infrared Thermometer Read More
