For Bonus Stories, Community and Conversation Follow Technabob on Facebook
Subscribe:
subscribe to our rss feedsubscribe via e-mailfollow technabob on twittertechnabob facebook fan page
Cool Gadgets, Gizmos, Games and Geek Stuff on Technabob

wifi on Technabob...

Robovie Mr2 Combines Robot and iPod Touch

robot robovie japan desktop ipod

It’s kind of fitting that there is now a robot that will combine robotics with the iPod Touch. If you think about it, it actually makes sense. People have their iPods with them almost everywhere, and it’s a perfect device to have as the heart of a robot since it…

Read More »

March 23rd, 2010 by: Range

Worksnug: Find Free Wifi Hotspots Using Augmented Reality

worksnug_iphone_gps_wifi

With more and more coffee shops asking you to pay for WiFi, it’s getting annoying to open up your laptop and find the internet hidden behind a pay wall. That’s why I thought that WorkSnug was so cool. It finds WiFi connections for you using your iPhone and augmented reality.…

Read More »

February 16th, 2010 by: Range

Parrot Ar Drone Helicopter has Streaming Video and iPhone Controls

ar drone helicopter quadricopter toy remote control

This new toy is so cool that I’m almost speechless. It’s a quadricopter… and it’s got a camera on board!

The AR.Drone from Parrot is one amazing toy. It can be controlled via iPhone or iPod Touch thanks to WiFi and it will provide a live video stream of what

Read More »

January 8th, 2010 by: Range

Mvix Nubbin 802.11n Wifi Adapter: Small Size, Small Price

mvixwifiadapter

I love pocket-sized gadgets – I like to think of my PSP as cargo pants-pocket sized – but recently we’ve seen stuff that could fit in your pocket’s pocket, if it had one. Here we have yet another pocket-pocket-sized device, the appropriately named Nubbin from MvixUSA. It’s the world’s first…

Read More »

May 19th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

Wi-Far Out: Wi-Fire USB Range Extender

Hfield Wi-Fire wireless extender antenna 802.11

Wireless connectivity is the bees’ knees. In most cases however, you have to give up some of your connection speed for the convenience and neatness of being wireless. Sometimes it’s the router’s fault, but I think you’ll agree with me that the built-in receiver/transmitter in most computers, especially the ones…

Read More »

January 19th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

« Previous Posts

Page 2 of 212

Got a Tip? E-mail Technabob!