Beaba Babycook is a baby sized food processor for making your own babyfood. I remember when our boy was first born, I reeled over the cost of babyfood  Read More →

The next version of the Flip Mino Pocket Camcorder will have wireless capability … When Apple announced video capability in the iPod Nano and a video camcorder in the iPhone 3Gs, Cisco saw a dramatic increase in YouTube video uploads.  Read More →

If you walk on many city streets, you will often see the street name carved in the street itself. I’m guessing that is there for tourists who have lost their way, and designer Jaie Kwon has figured out a way for people to have a better sense of direction. It’s called the Map Hole, and it is designed to turn an ordinary sewer cover (politically correct word for manhole cover) into a round map and compass.  Read More →

What has taken years of development has resulted in a self-proclaimed “best underwater propulsion device” that is available in the market, making it the ultimate underwater scooter for both divers and snorkelers. Yes, the Bladefish Sea Scooters are capable of pumping out a whole lot more power compared to its predecessors that relied on lead acid propulsion  Read More →

By taking a few minutes to play and click around in iTunes, users can discover some interesting things hidden within Apple’s media management software. I think it’s safe to say a majority of us use iTunes to organize and play our music, among other things. One of the reasons it’s so popular is because there’s almost no learning curve  Read More →

There are clocks that just tell the time in a way that anyone can understand.  Then there are those other clocks that make you stop and stare for about 15 minutes.  Then after staring for that long you storm off and find the person that purchased the confusing clock and force them to translate it for you.  This is one of those clocks.  Admittedly, it’s definitely cool, but it will probably still make everyone around you a touch on... 

Universal Studios Home Entertainment has introduced a host of enhanced iPhone and iPod touch-enabled features and social web-based offerings within its latest batch of Blu-ray releases. The studio has announced the release of Blu-ray versions of Bruno, Funny People, 9, American Pie Presents: The Book of Love, Public Enemies, and Inglourious Basterds, these will ship by Christmas. All the discs include the pocket BLU app, which offers iPhone... 

Those RFID-reading iPhone stories just keep spinning around, boosted by news that Apple staff now wield iPod touch-based payment taking systems. It’s pretty clear Apple’s headed in a direction which includes payment processing systems through its devices, a direction competing company, Nokia, has tried – and failed – to take for years. iPhone won’t be the only mobile payment system, but it might be the best – after all... 

Recall the story of the giant semi-legal iPod ad on the side of a Boston building?  Read More →

Filed under: Hardware , MacBook , iPhone , iPod touch Time Magazine has published their list of 2009’s best travel gadgets, and the iPod touch and MacBook have made the cut. Time notes the MacBook’s size and high green ratings as well as the iPod touch’s speed, Wi-Fi compatibility and library of games worked in their favor. I do my share of traveling (as does Steve ) and find that my iPhone plus a couple of well-selected apps... 

Most clocks are just fine with merely playing the sounds of the ocean to lull you into a deep sleep.  Well this Seiko clock takes things even further than that.  Instead of just playing the sounds, it projects images of the ocean onto your bedroom wall.  Of course, it does that along with the time, it is still a clock after all.  It doesn’t just project a pretty picture on the wall either, the fish in the picture actually react to... 

NEC does deal with a plethora of projectors, and to date they have built up quite an impressive portfolio of performers. This time round, the Japanese company is back with a new NP610 entry-level installation projector that was specially designed to target users who require incredible image quality with advanced capabilities without having to break the bank while not compromising on performance and features  Read More →

I believe that hover technology is possible, and an episode of Mythbusters showed prototypes that were, at best, gigantic slow moving air hockey pucks. This is essentially what the Air Board is. I even saw a clip from an old Wife Swap episode which had the “Balloon Boy” family playing with hover technology, and it seemed to work better than their little charade.  Read More →

Another day, another Apple media-related tablet rumour, and this time the leak’s coming from way down under, Australia. That’s where the Sydney Morning Herald has reportedly been chatting with high level media people as it ties deals together to present Slate as the world’s best eBook reader  Read More →

Whether you’re a student, an employee-in-training, or just someone trying to learn a new subject, studying can be a bore. Cram for Mac helps the situation by offering a fun and interactive way to learn. I’m admittedly terrible with tests and pretty much anything else that requires memorization.  Read More →