Back in July Atari announced that they would be jumping back into the gaming console arena with a modernized take on its popular Atari 2600, the Ataribox. In an email to their fans Tuesday the company released a few more tidbits regarding the highly anticipated console. Having owned a 2600 back in my youth the news definitely […]
New Ataribox coming Spring of 2018, pricing info, and more Read More
Ever since the first days of the Palm Pilot PDA, I’ve wanted a small handheld device that would function as my phone, my camera, and my desktop computer. One device to rule them all! Companies like Motorola with their Atrix phone flirted with this concept six years ago, and I’ve even tried turning an Android
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Have you ever wanted to build your own website but weren’t sure how to go about getting a domain, a web host, and creating the main page? The free iOS app called Universe takes all the pain out of creating a super basic web page that you can use as a digital business card –
Universe lets you create a free landing page website right from your iPhone Read More
I’ve been patiently waiting for the Thinkware F800 dashcam to make it to the US market since Thinkware announced their latest flagship @CES 2017, hopeful they would send one my way to review. The F800 is similar to the Thinkware F750 Julie reviewed last year in many ways. Though Thinkware has added polish and features
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This week we have a selection of review updates from Bob Patterson including a really fun one that you won’t want to miss. Click through to see this week’s list of updated reviews and then scroll to the bottom of each review to read the latest update. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Bob Ross figurine, TP-Link Deco, BBQ Dragon Chimney, and more – Review updates Read More
I’m a big fan of space-saving EDC tools, and if you are too, have a look at the Bit Bar from BIGiDESIGN, maker of lots of cool and useful EDC items. The Bit Bar is essentially a slim, compact screwdriver that carries its own bits in a spring-loaded, magnetic rack inside it. Just push on
Bit Bar is the “Pocket Friendly EDC Screwdriver” Read More
Check out this week’s picks for crowdfunding projects from Kickstarter and Indiegogo that are worth your consideration. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
When you travel as much as I do, the ability to shut off the outside world and immerse yourself in music or a movie is not just important, it is a necessity. And when hear about a small, lightweight product which claims up to 60 hours of battery life, active noise cancelling, and all in
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This past weekend I attended the 8th Annual World Maker Faire New York held at the New York Hall Of Science. Started in 2006 by the publisher of Make: magazine and sponsored heavily by Barnes & Noble, Maker Faires are “family-friendly festivals of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement.” Everything a
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Ninety7, the same company who created the VAUX speaker for the Amazon Echo Dot which Joe reviewed earlier this summer, now has two new products. The LOFT and the DOX that have been designed for the Google Home and latest generation of the Echo Dot. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Ninety7 LOFT adds stand alone power to the Google Home assistant Read More
A few months ago we finally ditched our analog phone line. Yes, I know that I’m way behind the curve, but I was required to keep a landline phone line due to my hardwired T1 broadband which I also disconnected. That means that we are now relying on our Verizon phones for contact with the
weBoost eqo 4G cellphone signal booster review Read More
For years, we have had the ability to record analog phone conversations with little effort. Suction-cup mics, dual-socketed wires that sent the audio to tape or another listener, or even build-in features of corporate phone systems have been around for 30, 40, 50 years or more. But now we have digital cell phones, and end-to-end
PhotoFast Call Recorder review Read More
Welcome to part two of an on-going series where we tell you about the gear that we use on a daily basis. Today we have the favorite gear bags for five of our writers here on the Gadgeteer team. Enjoy! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I’m a big fan of robot vacuums for one main reason – I’m lazy and don’t want to push a vacuum around my house when I can get a robot to do my work for me at the press of a button or automatically on a schedule that I set. The newest robot vac that
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If you’re not a fan of hotdogs, don’t want to buy hamburger buns AND hotdog buns, or you want to confuse your guests at your next cookout, you need to check out these burger dog gadgets. What are burger dogs you ask? They are hamburgers shaped like hotdogs…duh! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Shake up your next cookout with burger dogs Read More
I wouldn’t describe my family as overly adventurous, but we do participate in our share of outdoor activities. We enjoy trips to the beach, water parks, and amusement parks. We also enjoy riding our bikes and we’re hoping to get our children into snowboarding this winter. For these reasons, I’ve been toying with the idea
ODRVM 1080P waterproof Wi-Fi action cam review Read More
It’s time to grab a cold beverage, find a comfortable chair, and cozy up for some Gadgeteer reviews and news. To help you out, I’ve created a full list of everything we posted this week. Yeah, I’m nice like that. Click through to see the list. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Gadgeteers love tinkering and building their own gear, so why not a kit to build a wooden bike? The Sandwichbike is a DIY kit that will let you build a cool wooden framed road bike in about an hour. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
You might not win the next Tour de France, but this DIY bike will turn heads Read More
It looks like a spoon combined with a fork and otherwise known as a spork, but it’s really the Semi-Horned Oblong Versatile Eating Ladle, or as SparkFun calls it, the S.H.O.V.E.L. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
The S.H.O.V.E.L is an open-sourced spork Read More
The Alpha Audiotronics Skybuds wireless earbuds are an expensive, subpar entry into a growing field of better built, more featured-filled wireless earbud options. At $189.99, the sound, build quality, setup, and app functionality all fall well below what one would expect of a product in this category and priced this high. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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