Did you know that yesterday was Singles’ Day? What the heck is that you ask? It’s a holiday for people who are single. Think of it as the anti-Valentine’s Day. But it was yesterday, who cares you say. Just simmer down… Yes, the holiday WAS yesterday, but ThinkGeek is still celebrating through tomorrow by offering […]
Deal: ThinkGeek helps you celebrate being alone with 40% savings Read More
Serious PC gamers are a discerning group of users. To give them an edge over their competition, they look for the best equipment like the fastest rig (computer), largest monitor, great speakers, headsets, programmable keyboards, and mice. Speaking of mice, even mouse pads are an accessory to consider for gamers. Does it provide enough traction
My mouse pad can beat up your mouse pad Read More
There’s a creeper in my garage! A tool creeper that is. Like many shade tree mechanics, I am plagued with tools and loose items rolling around my garage floor. The Mychanic Tool Creeper aims to help that problem. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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It’s that time of the week where gadgeteers need a break to catch up on the news, reviews, and articles that we posted here on this site this week. So sit down, click through, browse the list and enjoy! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
LG V30 review, Casio G-Shock watches, Trayvax wallet review, and more – Weekly roundup Read More
Office 365 For Dummies, 2nd Edition is an ebook which is normally priced at $13.00 but it is being offered FREE of charge until 11/15/17. This ebook offers step by step instructions on how to use all that Microsoft Office 365 has to offer. Topics include email, Sharepoint collaboration tools like Skype for business, Office Online, and a lot
Snag a copy of “Office 365 For Dummies, 2nd Edition” (Free eBook expires 11/15/17 ) Read More
Does a phone case have to be expensive to be good? Miniturtle makes inexpensive, full-featured phone cases that also allow you to add some sharp-looking graphics (or bring your own) to match your style. I’ve got one of their iPhone cases in my hands for a close-up review. Let’s see how good it is! SHARE
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On thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York City, G-SHOCK celebrated their 35th anniversary. But it’s not just 35 years that they were celebrating – they also celebrated the fact that they have now sold 100 million G-SHOCK watches worldwide. That’s a hell of a lot of rugged watches on people’s wrists! Speaking of
G-SHOCK is working on a rugged watch made of sapphire crystal Read More
If simplicity is your goal, the stands / wall mounts from ILOVEHANDLES are products designed for you. These stands are sleek bars of wood with holes to allow charging cables to pass through. The Stretch (shown above) mounts to your wall to hold all your phones and tablets. It has seven holes for chargers. The
Tiny and Stretch are minimalist wall mounts/stands for your mobile devices Read More
Here’s a unique gift idea for the person who has everything and doesn’t take insulin. It’s a personalized face lollipop from Prezzybox in the UK. Send in a photo of your favorite person, choose a flavor from their selection of five flavors that include strawberry, passion fruit, orange, apple or tutti frutti, and let them
Now you can lick your own face AND get diabetes at the same time Read More
I remember back in 1989 when Sony introduced the first AIBO (Artificial Intelligence Robot) to the world, I thought wow I wish I could get one of those. Sadly after about six years and several iterations of the AIBO Sony discontinued the manufacturing of the AIBO. If you missed your chance to get an AIBO
Want a pet but are always on the go? Sony reintroduces the AIBO Read More
There are several things that I believe are givens. Cellphones will need charging daily. And cellphones will get lost and damaged. And what about hackers breaking into websites, including cloud services, and stealing our information? So what’s a gadget-geek to do? Well, one thing you can do to solve all those problems is getting a
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Here’s something you don’t see every day. An iPhone case made out of blue jeans. Yes, you read that right I said blue jeans. The ‘Solid Denim’ iPhone case designed by the small UK company Mosevic, is made out of layers of denim that is infused with a carefully selected resin resulting in a composite material that
Dress your new iPhone X in blue jeans with this unique case Read More
This laptop sleeve is from Velomacchi, a company whose name is based loosely on two Italian words, Velocità Macchina, which roughly translates to “fast machine”. The Speedway 13″-15″ Impact Laptop Sleeve helps “keep your laptop protected from high-speed slides and clean from debris.” The sleeve is made with a 1680D ballistic nylon exterior, a high-impact foam
Protect your laptop in a fast machine! Read More
When I made the decision to go back to an Android smartphone after a brief vacation to Apple land this summer, my choices for a new phone were between the Samsung Galaxy S8, Samsung Galaxy Note8, Pixel 2 XL, and the LG V30. I ruled out the Samsung devices because I’m not a fan of the
Inspired by Julie’s post about the solar system marbles, I have been searching for similar items. I found a vendor on Etsy that uses sterling silver wire and stone beads to create solar system jewelry, like this necklace. The necklace has a selectable length of 15.75″ to 19.7″. The planets are natural stone beads made
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Samsung has been making a name for themselves lately by taking kitchen appliances and transforming them into essentially gigantic gadgets – for example, their Family Hub 2.0 smart fridge has a large touchscreen display at the center of it which helps transform the fridge into the center of the kitchen. Their new Chef Collection however
Samsung’s Chef Collection proves that the future of kitchens is customizeable Read More
Karst describes themselves as the world’s first mineral paper stationery company. They make a series of hardbound and paperbound Moleskine-like notebooks with Stone Paper brand material made from calcium carbonate. The notebooks are thread-bound and lay completely flat. Writing on the paper is smooth because it lacks the grain directionality of normal paper. Karst says
Set your calendar in stone with Karst Stone Paper planners Read More
Is there such a thing as a premium fidget spinner? You bet there is and it’s the Xero fidget spinner from RocketLife. Let’s take it for a spin! <- You knew I was going to say that right? SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Keyless number pad door locks have been a familiar sight at airports and other commercial settings for years. These locks are especially useful for applications where multiple people must share access to a secure location, control of physical keys must be maintained, entry and security access must be logged, and tampering or unauthorized access must
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ThinkGeek had a set of Laboratory Shot Glasses some years ago that I just had to own. The cute little set of beaker- and flask-shaped shot glasses are decorating my home office now. ThinkGeek hasn’t let us chemistry nerds down, because they now have an Erlenmeyer Flask Martini Glasses Set that would be a great
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