Syncwire SW-AC01 four-port USB charger review
“Dad! Do we have another USB charger??!! The batteries in my calculator are dead and I need it for homework!” SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Woolet 2.0 wallet review
Writing this review really has been a journey for me. You see, I am someone who frequently loses small (and medium, and large) items with frightening regularity. This is why I rely on a scientifically proven system of “leaving things wherever I might be when I decided I no longer need them and hoping I
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Tronsmart Encore S1 Bluetooth sport headphones review
With the iPhone 7 series leaving out the headphone jack, the market for wireless earbuds has exploded. There are two types of wireless earbuds/earphones out there: tethered and free. Apple’s Airpods are the most visible expression of the free variety, but there are others. The tethered camp, however, is very crowded. I’ve reviewed several pairs
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Vaux Speaker for the Amazon Echo Dot Review
The Vaux Speaker for the Amazon Echo Dot is a powerful, well-designed, and versatile accessory. For existing 2nd generation Echo Dot owners, this is a must-buy and an easy way to expand your Dot’s functionality. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Samsung Galaxy S8 review
I’m guessing that almost every review of the Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+ starts out with some mention of last year’s recall of the Note 7 due to battery issues that led to the spontaneous combustion of some phones. You would think that all that drama and bad press would have hurt Samsung’s reputation. But
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Whipping Post’s Scout backpack is your new summer travel companion
Whipping Post creates leather bags and accessories that focus on classic, rugged designs and quality craftsmanship. Arriving just in time for summer, the Scout backpack looks like a perfect solution for road trips, plane rides, and long hikes. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Yubico YubiKey 4 hardware security key review
In today’s world of technology and internet security, there always seems to be a website being hacked and personal details being compromised. A password, even a complex one, isn’t really enough. Luckily there are a few options out there to make our data a bit safer. You can use two-factor authentication with software (using an authenticator
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The Curiosity app – for the “things that make you go hmmmm…”
Did you know that having only 5% of self-driving cars on the road can improve start-and-stop traffic jams? It can according to the National Science Foundation’s Cyber-Physical Systems program. Click here to read more about it. Did you know that cats meow for us? They do it to communicate to us and rarely do it
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Evergraph makes lithophanes from your images
You may have clicked through just to find out what a lithophane is. A Lithophane is an artwork that has been molded or etched into a thin material (originally this was done on translucent porcelain) and can only be seen when the artwork is backlit. Think of it kind of like a 3D version of
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Topo Designs Commuter Briefcase review
Let’s talk about hybrid/convertible work bags for a minute. Are you a briefcase, messenger, or backpack person? What if you didn’t have to choose? I like the flexibility of convertible bags, but finding one that is both functional and business appropriate has been a challenge. After two months of testing, I think I’ve found it.
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Android 7.0 tips: Notifications and power notification controls
I thought it might be interesting to write up some tips about Android 7.0 (Nougat) features that I find fun to use. I realize that not all our readers have Android 7.0, but for those of you who do, you will find some of the new features very handy. One of those features that I
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Parblo Pearl P-10 LCD Drawing Tablet review
If you’ve stepped foot into a large bookstore chain, craft store or one of those places that sell educational types of toys, chances are you’ve seen something similar to the Parblo Pearl. This thin device is a pressure-sensitive LCD writing tablet designed to replace standard slate chalkboards, whiteboards, memo pads… just about anything you’d jot a
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Polar’s new A370 fitness tracker has 24/7 continuous heart rate tracking
Tracking your steps and other physical activity is a great way to hold yourself accountable for your health goals, but keeping track of your heart rate throughout the day is a better measure of how well you’re progressing towards those goals. Polar’s new A370 fitness band has that feature and more. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Make fishing line knot tying a thing of the past with the LineWelder
Going fishing is supposed to be a relaxing activity, but if you have trouble with finger dexterity or your eyesight, the common task of tying your hook or lure to the fishing line can become an exercise in frustration. One solution to this problem is the Tauten LineWelder which allows you to never need to
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Monster iSport Freedom Bluetooth headphones review
We’re all familiar with tapping and swiping, we use them every day with our phones and tablets. Now Monster has brought that to a pair of Bluetooth headphones. The new iSport Freedom headphones use tapping and swiping to perform functions like play, pause, and volume control. Completely eliminating the need for buttons. Do these gestures
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Protect your new Surface Pro with WaterField’s Outback Solo 2.0
WaterField Designs has updated their Outback Solo minimalist laptop back for the NEW Surface Pro. The Outback Solo 2.0 features additional storage capacity with a sleeker design. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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ThinkGeek Capsule is a monthly subscription box of geeky goodness
I’m fortunate enough to be the Gadgeteer and this awesome job has some great perks, one of which is receiving packages of gadgets to test on a regular basis. So it’s probably no big surprise that my favorite part of each day is checking the mailbox. You might not be the Gadgeteer, but you can
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Cherry keyboards, Mujjo S8 cases, Photolemur photo editing software, and more – Weekly roundup
I hope you’re as lucky as I am that this is a 3-day weekend for you. Actually, I’m even luckier as I’m on vacation for the next week. It’s a staycation though… but sometimes those are the best kind of vacation! I have the perfect stress-free way to spend some time. Just click through and see
How do you build a better sticky note?
You’ve probably heard the quote from poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, who said: “Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door”. That quote made me think about everyday objects that I use and how they can be improved. Take Post-it notes for example. I have a pad of them on
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Draw functional electronic circuits with conductive ink
Have you ever wanted to learn how the basic functions of your favorite gadgets work? What does it take to make an LED light up? This mini kit from Circuit Scribe can teach you the basics of electronics without also needing to learn how to solder and wire up components. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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