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Logitech Cube Mouse Looks More Like a Pack of Smokes than a Mouse
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It might not look like a normal computer mouse, nor does it look like a cube, but Logitech’s just-revealed Cube is a pocket-sized controller which works as both a pointing device for your computer and a presentation device in one.… |
January 5th, 2012
CloudFTP Lifts Up USB-bound Data to Your Own Personal Cloud
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There are already a handful of solutions for streaming data to and from your portable device. You can use Dropbox or apps like Air Video or GoodReader to stream or transfer data. There are also products like Seagate’s GoFlex Satellite, a hard drive with wireless streaming capabilities. But I think… |
December 9th, 2011
Eclipse DECT Phone: Cool Shape, But Who Needs It?
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The Eclipse DECT Wireless Home Phone definitely looks cool, kind of like those Bang & Olufsen phones, but do people still use landlines enough to justify the cost of a designer-looking phone? In an age where people are canceling their landlines in order to exclusively use their cell phones, it… |
November 27th, 2011
BBC Develops Daleks That Are Controlled by Doctor Who Episodes
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Daleks just got even scarier. The fine folks at the BBC’s R&D division have created a system in which Daleks in front of a TV can mimic the actions of the Daleks on the screen. In other words, when the Daleks on screen move towards their target, like the Doctor… |
November 25th, 2011
MMI Cam: Smartphone Remote Camera is Perfect for on the Fly Surveillance
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The MMI Cam is a remote-controlled camera which you can mount just about anywhere and control with your smartphone. It was created by Israeli designer Or Leviteh, and it’s controlled thanks to a bundled smartphone app.… |
November 25th, 2011
Griffin Outs Beacon Universal Remote Control for Android
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The two most popular mobile operating systems out there are Android and iOS. When it comes to accessories, iOS is still the most popular though. There aren’t nearly as many accessories for the Android users out there as there are for the iPhone at this point. Griffin has launched an… |
November 8th, 2011
Rapoo E6300 Bluetooth Keyboard Packs an Odd Name But Thin Style
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If you’re actually trying to get some work done on your tablet or phone, instead of just consuming media, then you most likely need a keyboard. It’s either that, or switch out your tablet for a MacBook Air or netbook. The Rapoo E6300 Ultra-Thin Bluetooth Keyboard is quite thin and… |
October 30th, 2011
Siri Used for Home Automation: She Can Speak to Appliances Too
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Siri can trade jokes and witty banter with you and even serve you beer, but programmer Christopher Deutsch aka CDeutsch has come up with a more practical application for the virtual assistant. Using the help of a few store-bought gadgets and Siri’s other digital buddies, Christoper Deutsch (aka “CDeutsch”) was… |
October 28th, 2011
Sportiiiis Heads-up Display Offers Fitness Feedback, Four i’s
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The 21st century is proving to be an exciting time for technology and fitness fanatics. As tech shrinks and becomes more and more mobile, the list of available gadgets for workout-aholics continues to grow. One of the latest entries into the high-tech fitness fray is the Sportiiiis system from (who… |
October 25th, 2011
Batarang Controllers for Arkham City: Holy Controller, Batman!
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Your Batman: Arkham City… Experience just got a lot neater. Power A has a new Batarang controller for you would-be caped crusaders who own either a Sony PS3 or an Xbox 360. They look pretty sweet and are perfect for your Bat-cave. |
October 20th, 2011
