Category Archives: General
Apple iPad Released
True to the rumors of the last several weeks, Apple announced the iPad today. There are 75 million people who already know how to use it, they allready own iPhones. The interface is very similar, just larger. The existing 140,000 … Continue reading
Aiptek HD Camera
I scored a good deal today. Periodically I have been checking the camera section at our local Target store and watching the prices on the HD camcorders. Admittedly, these are the low end HD camcorders, along the lines of the … Continue reading
I Cut the Cable!
I sent out the following Twitter today “Finally cut Comcast cord. Watcing HDTV over the air. 15 local channels & Netflix via TIVO, TV, Movies, & internet on HDTV via Mac Mini.” Why? I’m shopping with my dollars, thats why. … Continue reading
Cardboard Scandock turns your iPhone into a document scanner
I’ve got to make one of these. It would be perfect for use with Evernote which is my extra brain for remembering stuff. Evernote can already convert text in any photo you upload, for example business card, or a shot … Continue reading
Extra iPhone juice
For the iPhone users who have experienced short battery life (like when Wifi is turned ON) then this gadget may be the answer. It is certainly the best looking add-on battery I have seen for the iPhone. //JonVia Macworld Mophie … Continue reading
Magnetic “Duct” Tape
Now this is cool. Duct tape is mighty handy and should be part of any toolbox. But magnetic duct tape is simply over the top! //Jonvia OhGizmo! By Luke Anderson I think it is almost universally agreed that duct tape … Continue reading
Pac-Man oven mitts
Not exactly an electronic gadget, but very cute anyway. Perfect for baking cookies when the grandkids come over. via OhGizmo! By Luke Anderson I’ve discovered that I’m the kind of guy who finds himself baking something tasty at least once … Continue reading
Netbooks – email and web on the go!
Need a simple and cheap laptop to browse the web and check email? Consider the new class of small computers called Netbooks. They are in the $200 price range and most run on Linux, although some have Windows XP. Don’t … Continue reading
Do you have a Kindle?
Do you own a Kindle from Amazon.com? If so, leave us a comment. do you like it? How much do you use it compared to print media? for those who don’t know what it is, check out this link at … Continue reading
Fire extinguishers as art?
This is interesting, a fire extinguisher that is east to use, that is so attractive it does not have to be hidden out of sight, and that has flashing lights so you can find it in the midst of all … Continue reading