Gadget Bits: OmniCharge Power Bank Keeps Your Portable Office Running
The OmniCharge Omni20 is a flexible portable charger that delivers on capacity, size, and the ability to keep everything, including itself, charged up.
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Kickstarter Alert: Amplifi Teleport — Beam Me Up, Ubiquiti!
Ubiquiti announced a brand new product via Kickstarter called Amplifi Teleport, a product that “provides a secure and convenient way to access resources at home, even when you are not.”
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Home Takes on a Spooky (Philips) Hue
Decorating for events and holidays is high-tech simple with connected lighting and smart accessories including the Philips Hue system.
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Easy Network+Security Upgrades With Netgear Nighthawk+Arlo
The author has moved and found himself in a pickle. New house means new needs. By turning to Netgear, he finds all of his security and network needs more than taken care of.
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If You Blink, You Won’t Miss a Thing
The Blink security camera family has grown again, and it is becoming a powerhouse security system… all without wires.
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Review: BenQ HT3050 Projector – Go Big, Go Home
Incredible cinema has arrived home–the BenQ HT3050 projector has award-winning color and a huge 100-inch screen with a throw of less than 9 feet.
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Kids Get Dinosaur-Sized Tech with STEMosaur
Kids learn coding with the STEMosaur, a robotic dinosaur that they build themselves.
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Empower Your Padawans with the littleBits Droid Inventor Kit
More than just a remote-controlled robot, this electronics set empowers kids to design, build, and program a droid for a variety of missions.
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Amazon Echo Elevates Its Game With Alexa Multi-Room Audio Support
For those who have taken the plunge and invested in the Amazon Echo platform today is an opportunity to rejoice. For those who haven’t full invested it might be time to take a second look at the line of Echo products and consider adding a few more to the shopping cart. Amazon rolled out updates to Amazon Echo, Dot, and Show devices overnight and announced to the world this morning that its voice-activated Alexa service would now be able to compete with the multi-room audio capabilities that competitors like Sonos, Apple, and Google have had for some time now.
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SoundMoovz Wearables Dance to a Different Beat
Wearable tech captures data about the individual user and then present it back in a way that is useful; the new SoundMoovz wristbands interpret that directive in a different way.
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BOSEbuild Bluetooth Speaker Review: Build, Learn, and Enjoy the Sound
I can’t remember the last time a technology product made me laugh out loud while assembling it (and in a good way). The BOSEbuild Bluetooth speaker let me be a little kid again, even if it was for just a few hours.
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Geek Bling From Circuit Breaker Labs
Circuit Breaker Labs creates beautiful tech-inspired jewelry and accessories featuring upcycled circuit boards.
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SmartAC Is Tech for More Economical Air Conditioning
A smartAC kit can make a dumb plug-in air conditioner a bit smarter and help with energy management.
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HyperX Alloy Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
Here’s a review of the new HyperX Alloy Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard.
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Gadget Lovers: The ‘{ Device Diary } Vol. 11’ Is Hot
The { DeviceDiary } is our place to share some of the devices and accessories that rank high in the “cool, I need that” category.
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Artificial Intelligence in Vi Earphones Improves Fitness Training
Vi earphones use biosensing and an artificial intelligence personal trainer to coach and motivate users.
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Harmony Speaks Fluent Alexa
Amazon Echo’s Alexa’s place in the smart home is firmly established and an update to the skill for Harmony remotes brings simplified voice control to home entertainment.
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Logitech Circle 2 Closes the Loop on What a Network Camera Can Do
The Logitech Circle 2 is an indoor/outdoor home security camera with accessories that let it provide video wherever it’s wanted.
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No Power? Goal Zero Yeti 1400 Has Your Back (and Fridge, PC, Lights, Etc…)
Goal Zero has all your emergency power needs covered off in one high capacity box: the Yeti 1400 Lithium Portable Power Station.
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KOOV Coding and Robotics Kit Creates Innovators
A new coding and robotics kit for the innovators of tomorrow from Sony, KOOV comes with everything needed to start creating unique robotic creations.
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Occly Connects to Personal Safety
The Occly Blinc is a wearable personal safety device that arms the wearer with four cameras, microphones, sirens, LED lighting and emergency communication.
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OV Headphones – Everywhere Sounds Smart
Built-in Amazon Echo and smart sound customization lets OV Headphones create the “connected everywhere” we always wanted.
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TCDisrupt Report – Immotor GO Electric Scooter of the Future
The Immotor GO Scooter has specs that are above and beyond what you’d normally find on a scooter.
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Wearable Intelligent ‘Benjamin Button’ Camcorder for Kids
The Benjamin Button small wearable camera is designed to capture footage from the kid’s perspective; incredibly, the device then suggests the best memories for your family.
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“Forcing” Your iPhone Silent With Apple Watch
If you or someone you know is suffering from the stereo cacophony that emanates from the Apple Watch owner who insists on having audible alerts on both their iPhone and their Apple Watch…there is a cure!
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Transform Your Bluetooth Game With iClever
Bringing old-school devices up to snuff has never been easier, thanks to iClever’s Bluetooth transmitter/receiver and speaker.
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Nightingale Sleep System Sings Sweet Dreams
Nightingale is a connected device that helps mask unwanted noises by creating blankets of ambient sound.
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Sometimes Only a Pixie Can Find Your Stuff
Location tracking technology or the cooler “Location of Things” (LoT) jargon uses small bluetooth-enabled tags to locate commonly misplaced items. New advancements in the technology from Pixie Technology improves on simple audio cues (one device activates beeping on another) by using signaling technology based on mapping the location of connected objects and an augmented reality (AR) interface to display the location of misplaced objects on a smartphone screen. We were given a Pixie system to test the advantages of their platform and compare it to existing systems.
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Review: The ONE Smart Piano Light Keyboard
There is no “silver bullet” solution to make the effort of learning to play an instrument easy. But it can be fun and One Piano has figured out the right combination of hardware and software to make it exactly that.
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Wacom MobileStudio Pro: Is It for You?
Last November, Wacom released the MobileStudio Pro series. There’s no parallel on the market, but is it right for you? Come find out.
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