We have had several WiFi finder reviews posted here on The Gadgeteer. They are great little tools that make finding a WiFi hotspot an easy task. At least easier than the chore of booting up your laptop and checking manually for available networks. Of the 3 reviews (Canary, Kensington and Smart ID) that I’ve personally […]
ZyXEL AG-225H WiFi Finder and 802.11a/b/g USB 2.0 Adapter Read More
How many of your mobile phone plan’s minutes have you already used this month? How many do you have left? If you are like me, then you never really think about it – unless your bill runs higher than expected. If you are using a Pocket PC Phone Edition, then you might appreciate an application
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2006-01-16 Read More
I posted my first ever Gadgeteer video review last night. I’ll admit that it is pretty lame, but being my first effort, I don’t feel THAT bad about it. I’m curious to read some feedback on what you guys think of it. Is this something you would like to continue to see? I don’t think
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2006-01-13 Read More
The house that we live in was built in 1928, but it had a major remodel in 1995. One of the many selling points when I purchased it in 1997 was the built-in stereo speaker system throughout, which was controlled by a multi-knobbed box which was attached to the wall by a bundle of cables.
Saitek Audio A-250 Wireless 2.1 Speaker System Read More
One of our readers (Jon Biddell) has created a nifty Google powered map that we can use to see where other gadgeteers are located. Take a look and add yourself to the map! Let’s see how many people we can get listed all over the world. :o)
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2006-01-10 Read More
A few years ago I suggested to my Dad that he purchase a WebTV box so that he could surf the Internet and send emails. Not being very computer literate, I thought this would be a good solution for him. It turns out that I was wrong. Mainly because the service was slow (dial up)
MSN TV 2 Internet & Media Player Read More
By now many of you may have heard mention of the DualCor cPC, a handheld device which runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows Mobile 5.0, and which also functions as a cell phone. Incorrect photos of the device were all over the internet last week, but the ones now posted on their site
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2006-01-05 Read More
My Apple iPod nano has been waiting patiently for a Vaja iVod case for a couple months now. So, it was very happy when the Fedex person dropped not one, but two of them off on my door step the other day. Available in 30 solid colors, and 32 dual colors, this hard shell Catrina
Vaja Apple iPod nano iVod Case Read More
Marware has been busy creating a whole slew of cases for the Apple iPod nano digital music player. I’m going to give you a peek at their 3 latest creations. A mussilicon cover, leather credit card wallet case and a sporty case that can be worn on your belt or arm. Sport Grip This silicon
Marware Apple iPod nano Cases Read More
My favorite style of pants, next to blue jeans, is cargo pants. One of the things that I like best about cargos – beyond the fact that they are usually cut with comfort in mind -is that they always have lots of pockets. Whether I am scrambling through the ruins at Mesa Verde, hiking at
SCOTTeVEST Ultimate Cargo Pants Read More