Over the last few years I’ve followed and backed my share of Kickstarter programs. Some turned out to be real duds, but other were programs that had some great ideas and turned out to be real winners. I found one I think will be a winner, Zendock from Zenboxx. Zendock is a small, simple, but [...]
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There are times I want my iPhone case to be mean and lean, then there are times I’m looking for total protection. Since I’ve owned an iPhone, there’s only one case company I felt confident in trusting my precious with when times were tough, iSkin. iSkin make a lot of different styles of cases, but [...]
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Last weekend was an exciting weekend for me. My last contract ran out on my iPhone 4 and I could finally purchase a new iPhone 5. (It’s these little Apple things in life that make me smile some days) . After picking up my new iPhone I had to find a case I liked. I [...]
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Over the years I’ve reviewed the Fujitsu S1100 ScanSnap and the S1300 ScanSnap scanners. I loved them when I reviewed them and I still use them and love them to this day. But for some reason, I’ve never taken the leap and went totally paperless. Even with all the benefits of the S1100, and S1300, [...]
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A funny thing happened on the way to this review, I fell in love with a wireless keyboard from Logitech, but not the one I initially planned to review. Let me explain. I’ve been working with the Logitech PR folks for the last several years and have reviewed several of their Mac-based products. When the [...]
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I have found that our Mac Community can sometimes overlook other solid technology in favor of our solid Apple technology. Case in point, the Apple iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy smart phone. We all love our iPhones, but the Samsung Galaxy smartphone made many heads turn of late and with good reason. For that reason, [...]
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New Potato Technologies have some interesting products, but none more interesting to us iPad owners then their new Classic Match Foosball. Let me try to explain how this works. There are basically two parts to this iPad game, first their free iPad app available from the iTunes store, and then their Classic Match Foosball table [...]
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I love the TiVo Premier that I have on the HDTV in my living room. I can control recording via my iPhone or iPad apps and it has a great interface compared to my local cable company DVR. Owning a TiVo Premier just got a little sweeter. Now you can take your shows anywhere you [...]
If you’re looking for a flexible iPad or tablet stand that can reach almost 3 feet tall, wrap around the arm of your easy chair, or maybe lie flat on a countertop or even hang down from a ledge, have I got a stand for you! The O-Stand from LapDawg is an amazingly versatile stand. [...]
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Our affiliate B&H Photo has a great deal on a solid SSD, the Crucial M4 256GB SSD for only $199.95 with free shipping. I switched my Mac Pro over to SSD and it made a huge difference in start up speed for apps and any games I had on the main boot drive. Check it [...]
As I’ve gotten older, I’ve become more and more enamored with man bags, or as they are so fondly called, murses. (A cross between man and purse). Why this infatuation of late? All I can tell you is between carrying my iPad and all my fountain pens and paper notebooks around with me, back and [...]
With the new Macs announced at WWDC this week, it solidifies the important roll that Thunderbolt will play for your next generation connectivity solutions. You may already know that with your Mac’s Thunderbolt port, you can connect your Mac to a display or an external device for high-speed data transfer. The Thunderbolt port on a [...]
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Seriously, what did I really want for my iPad that I didn’t have? I wanted a combination case and external keyboard. I’ve been using the TouchType, a Kickstarter project I reviewed last month, but it uses my Apple Wireless Bluetooth keyboard and it was getting a little too bulky and heavy for me to carry [...]
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Last week I received my Logitech Clock Radio Dock S400i to replace an old clock radio I’ve had since the 90′s. I am very impressed and quite satisfied. I’m using my iPhone 4 with the dock and for the price tag of $79.99 retail, I’d recommend it for anyone that needs a clock radio, charging [...]
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When I purchased my new iPad last week I was wondering if the iPad warranty from Apple was the best choice, or if a third party company such as SquareTrade might be the best route to take. So I contacted Vince Tseng from SquareTrade and asked him a few questions. I’ll let you make your [...]
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