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Mobile Tech November 6, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Nano Tech Leather Touchscreen Gloves – the ultimate touchscreen gloves for better texting in -10 degrees

Touchscreen gloves are nothing new. They’re a fairly common accessory for any smartphone users that live in an area where the temperatures drops below freezing. You can buy cheap pairs at most stores for a song. But if you’re looking for a really quality pair of touchscreen gloves, and ones that will keep the winter out and let the texting in, then you’ll need to invest in a swank pair of Mujjo’s Leather Touchscreen Gloves.

Mobile Tech November 6, 2014 posted by Nigel

Nano Tech Leather Touchscreen Gloves â€“ the ultimate touchscreen gloves for better texting in -10 degrees

Touchscreen gloves are nothing new. Theyâ€™re a fairly common accessory for any smartphone users that live in an area where the temperatures drops below freezing. You can buy cheap pairs at most stores for a song. But if youâ€™re looking for a really quality pair of touchscreen gloves, and ones that will keep the winter out and let the texting in, then you’ll need to invest in a swank pair of Mujjoâ€™s Leather Touchscreen Gloves.

Cool Web Apps & Sites November 3, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Memrise – who knew learning could be such fun? [Freeware]

Learning a new anything can be such hard work. Especially when you’re a working individual with a super busy schedule. Time is never on your side. But the Memrise web and mobile app turns learning into a fun game that can be practiced, or played, in just a few moments a day.

cool tech October 31, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Etree – the tree that gives Wi-Fi instead of oxygen

There’s a meme going around that says something to the effect of, “If trees gave off Wi-Fi people would be more interested in saving them” which is crazy because we still need them for oxygen, another important life sustaining substance. With the Etree, you could actually get Wi-Fi as well as a host of other benefits, but not oxygen.

Gadgets October 30, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Bistro – the ultimate face recognition food bowl for crazy cat people

Everyone can turn off their computers now. Go outside and meet new people. The internet is over. The machine that killed it is the Bistro, a food dish for your cat that includes cat facial recognition technology. Yes, biometric security systems are now a thing for your pet. Next week, paw print access to their online bank accounts.

Cool Web Apps & Sites October 27, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Wunderlist – power through your To-Do lists with this cool sharing system [Freeware]

To do lists are so helpful. Have a million things to do? Make a list! Cross things off! Feel accomplished! This post is on my to do list, and when I’m done, I’ll feel great. But what if you have multiple people who need to be involved? Well Wunderlist lets you share your lists with others, so productivity becomes a group effort.

cool tech October 22, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Tzukuri – the first sunglasses which you can’t lose

Almost everyone has had that moment when they’ve managed to leave behind a perfect pair of sunglasses. On a chair, table, bus, taxi, club or grassy knoll. Sunglasses never ever seem to break, they just disappear. As if their time with you is over and they’re on to brighter horizons. We think it’s some kind of a conspiracy with odd socks, but that’s probably a story best left to another time. It’s more likely you just forgot them in a…

Free Software October 17, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

WhoSampled – the app that gives you the guts of sampled songs [Freeware]

Everyone’s had that moment when they’ve listened to a brand new song and thought, “Hey, I’ve heard that beat before!’ Or maybe it was the chorus. Not the whole song, just a sample of something. WhoSampled is the free app that lets you discover and track who is sampling who.

Gadgets October 10, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

HDMI Pocket Projector Mobile – carry the big screen in your pocket

The worst part about smartphones is the small screen. Sure you can watch videos on YouTube and Netflix from the palm of your hand but it’s all just so tiny. What if there are subtitles? What if you want to watch with a friend? So small. The HDMI Pocket Projector Mobile is the projector for smart phones that fits in the palm of your hand.

Eco Friendly October 7, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Cling Bling – the solar charger that will take you from day to night

I’m always looking at ways to keep my cell phone alive through long, busy days. You know, so I can stay connected. Options that don’t require an outlet are always welcome. So the Cling Bling solar powered charger is perfect.

Gadgets October 6, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Pono Music Player – for people who take the music super seriously

I love music. You love music. It’s a safe bet that pretty much everyone you know loves music. That’s how the iPod saved Apple. Music is great. According to Neil Young though, your current digital music player is junk and you should really upgrade to the Pono Music Player, for people who take their music seriously.

Free Software September 8, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Pixlr Express – superb free smartphone photo editing, and no lousy ads [Freeware]

Autodesk is a company that usually only comes up when you’re talking about some heavy hitting design software, since they’re the makers of Maya and Autocad among other design industry standard products. But they’re not all business, there’s a lighter side to the company. They also make some pretty solid mobile apps. Pixlr Express, for example, is a superb little photo editing app whcih can turn your mobile photos into little masterpieces.

Eco Friendly August 26, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

Bicycle Handlebar Portable Wind-Powered Generator Lamp – level up your cardio while you power up your phone

Whenever there’s a huge multiple days long power outage in a major city here, there’s always two types of photos that make their way to the internet. One of a house or shop that still has power and invites everyone to charge their phones on a series of extension cords. The second is the picture of the stationary bike generator. With the Bicycle Handlebar Portable Wind-Powered Generator Lamp, you can be your own generator with no need to stay stationary.

Gadgets August 22, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

HD Horizontal Loon Glasses – say goodbye to smacking yourself in the face with your phone at night

How many times have you been watching Netflix in bed and you’ve just wanted to lie down but you can’t because then you have to hold your laptop at that weird angle to still see it? HD Horizontal Loon Glasses may be the solution to this, the greatest of problems.

Gadgets August 21, 2014 posted by Donyae Coles

T 4 2 Headphone Splitter and Stylus – the most useful splitter of them all

So we’re having a headphone jack splitter showdown. I showed you two cute owls, then I was one upped by a way adorable octopus. But I think I’ve won this battle by finding maybe not the most cute, but certainly the most useful headphone splitter: The T 4 2 Headphone Splitter and Stylus.

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