Hi Guys! I’m back from my vacation in the sunny SouthWest (Sedona and Phoenix Arizona). It was a great week! Lots of great scenery, great food, hiking to work off the great food, my first hot air balloon ride and I think we saw a celebrity today while waiting for our flight home at the […]
I recently upgraded my PDA from a T2 to the Palm T|X. I was somewhat disappointed when I got the T|X to see that it only came with a flimsy flip cover. (Not much screen protection there.) Since I had a Vaja case for my T2, I wanted to check out the Vaja cases for the T|X.
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LapWorks is at it again with a new laptop stand. Unlike previous models, this one is meant to be on a desk, yet it light and small enough to carry anywhere you want an ergonomic computing experience.
LapWorks Aluminum Desktop Stand Read More
I’m still in sunny Arizona. Just left Sedona today to drive back to Phoenix. Going to spend one day here (tomorrow) and then fly home Friday. It’s been a great week! I’m beat though. Isn’t that the way most vacations go? You need a vacation to get over your vacation? Hahah! I’ve added some pix
Greetings From Sunny Arizona Read More
Looking for a solution to stop the rattle-your-windows-snorer sleeping next to you? Do you need a Father’s Day gift that also rewards your Mom? Then, you might want to take a look at Hivox’ SnoreStopper. This innovative device is worn like a watch. When you start to snore, it produces a 5-second electronic impulse on your wrist, resulting in the snorer to reposition and stop snoring. The distributor claims that within 3 weeks, the SnoreStopper naturally coaches your body to snore less. To test this claim, Hivox graciously sent me a sample to review.
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.
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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.
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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