Are you an athlete? Do you like working out to your favorite songs? The Grip + protective case for the iPhone 5 and 5s could be exactly what you need. This product was developed with the athelte in mind and comes with features for the sports enthuiast.
The Dark Energy reservoir not only provides abundant charge for your favorite portable devices, but it looks great as well.
Inventors have not only created a method for hacking the nervous system
of a cockroach and allowing the insect to be controlled remotely, but
apparently – like so many other things these days – there’s an app for
that.
The Office of Naval Research today announced that it’s created the future of combat support – a robotic helicopter, linked up to a simple touchscreen tablet that a soldier can use to send the chopper into missions too perilous for human pilots.
An Israeli tech startup, StoreDot,
has come up with a cell phone battery that charges your phone in 30
seconds! In its prototype stage right now, it joins several other
proprietary products in StoreDot’s stable of yet-to-be-released
inventions that are based on the properties of biologically available nanodots.
Earbuds are a fickle thing. When you have to fit so much tech into a
little earbud, something is going to have to suffer. Whether it is
comfort or sound quality, sacrifices have to be made. The Jays a-Jay Five
has tried to fit everything into one package. Available for the iPhone,
Android, and Windows devices, how does the a-Jay Five stack up to
other earbuds on the market?
With a handful of DIY remedies and a large amount of costly options, taking your tunes on the go –or even in the shower — are limited, until now. With The All Purpose Bluetooth Speaker by Abco Tech, you can get an all-in-one convenient, Bluetooth speaker system that is both portable and highly audible, all at a pretty decent price.
The Lumo Lift is little, but it does a lot to better your posture. The small clasp attaches to your collar near the shoulder and lets you know when you need to straighten up. It’s time to bling out those shirts instead of being scolded by our mothers for slouching. Check out the details on how it works…
Grill some hot dogs while charging your smartphone. Brew coffee and read your Kindle without worrying about the battery dying. With the BioLite CampStove, these things are possible. The CampStove burns wood and, through a thermoelectric generator, sends power to a USB port.
Intel is rather serious about making a mark in the slate PC market. Serious enough, in fact, that it will soon augment its lineup of Atom processors with nine or so new ones. Even the partial specs list we’ve gotten a hold of is confusing, so allow me to untangle it for you.
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