Quick! What’s in your refrigerator? You probably can’t answer with any certainty, even if you literally just looked in there. The contents of the fridge is a pretty forgettable thing which is a problem because then we end up wasting food since we’ve completely forgotten about it. With the FridgeCam, you’ll always be able to see what’s in the icebox.
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Note taking and jotting down quick ideas is an important part of productivity. Keeping hold of pen and a pad of paper can be a struggle though. The RoWrite is another innovation in the field of digital paper and pens.
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Not everything we read is online. Physical books and documents are still out there, being sources of information and entertainment. If you want to capture notes taken in physical media and make them accessible digitally, check out AutoPick, the app that scans the things you think are important.
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There’s nothing like writing things down with a handheld instrument and good old fashioned paper. We just remember things better that way. If you love writing like that but hate the cost of and clutter of a ton of notebooks, then let the Rocketbook Everlast be just what you need in your life.
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Holograms are awesome. There’s no denying that, everyone loves them that’s why they keep showing up in our movies. Make one show up with your next project with the Looking Glass, that box that gives you a 3D version of your work.
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The mouse is a pretty standard computer accessory. So standard that if something happens to go wrong with yours you’re going to have a hard time navigating your device. Bummer. We all pretty much know what they look like but the RollerMouse Red is a unique play on the classic mouse.
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Shoelaces are tricky. If you’ve got the double knot down, you’re usually good to go but barring that they can just come undone at any time and there you are, tripping all over the place. With the One Hand No Tie Shoelaces, you can be sure that you’re laces will stay put.
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The internet is full of distractions. I checked my phone and like five websites before I even finished that last sentence. I’m kidding, it was two websites. Anyway! If you need to cut down on your internet time and be more productive, check out Freedom, the cross-platform app that will help you stay on track.
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You have a computer in your pocket which means you can program it to do things for you instead of doing them all yourself. Automate helps you easily set up simple tasks for your phone to complete to make your life easier.
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The best part of everyone’s house is their bed. It’s comfortable, it’s warm, sleep happens there and you can always be in your comfy clothes. Beds are awesome. Not so awesome for things like eating or comfortably watching a movie on your computer, without help, though. Bedchill is such help, the rolling table designed to help you chill in bed.
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Microsoft Surface is a pretty popular device in some circles, very handy for people who need to get things done on the go. The company announced that an even smaller and more affordable version of the machine is coming with the Surface Go.
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Do you travel for work? If so, then you probably need to keep track of your miles. If you’re tired of writing stuff down, there’s an easier way. The Miles app will keep a log of your work related travel miles for you so you can report them to employers or for your taxes.
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If you live in an urban area without a car then chances are you have a cart to get your groceries around or really anything else you have to carry. They’re very useful. But they’re not great with stairs. Meet the UpCart, the cart that will go up the stairs.
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Moleskine notebooks are known for their quality and trustworthy products. Notebooks are generally pretty low tech but the company has made some strides in combining the digital and physical worlds. This isn’t about that though, this is about their geek cred. Moleskine has rolled out a line of books featuring classic Super Mario covers and I need them all.
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Wouldn’t you love to just point your phone at something and know instantly what it is? That’s the basic premise behind Google Lens, the app that looks up your world from an image. Combining the camera on your phone and the extensive knowledge of the world wide web, Google will let you know what anything is, just by pointing your lens at it. At least that’s the concept.
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