Monthly Archives: October 2013

Awesome October 9, 2013 posted by

Login And Pay With Amazon – why today’s launch will completely change the face of online retail

Amazon has today launched a new service to rival Paypal, called Login & Pay With Amazon, maybe not the snappiest name they could have chosen, but a fundamental game changer nonetheless. The idea is to let people pay for their online shopping *on any store* using their existing Amazon account. The idea is simple and logical, and yet so much more than the sum of its parts.

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Login And Pay With Amazon – why today’s launch will completely change the face of online retail
Gadgets October 9, 2013 posted by

Nest Protect – at last, a smoke alarm without those annoying false alerts

If you’re not the kind of guy who’d throw a fire extinguishing grenade on a loose fire, you’d better get some early protection like a smoke alarm. However mostly smoke alarms are really annoying because even if you burn toast or over-cook your indoor BBQ (hey it’s your house), the alarm goes off and annoys you until you give it a couple of smacks. (not recommended)

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Nest Protect – at last, a smoke alarm without those annoying false alerts
Bookmark This! October 9, 2013 posted by

7 Automatic Letter Generators For Fun And Profit

Despite our email dominated lives, there are still times when we need to write real letters. Often they’re for official and serious matters, but sometimes they can be strictly for a laugh, or to impress. However writing letters is now something of a lost art, which is why we thought we’d bring you a selection of automatic tools to help you do it without too much effort. Enjoy.

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7 Automatic Letter Generators For Fun And Profit
Bookmark This! October 8, 2013 posted by

Mummify It – make a permanent copy of anything online, for free

The web is wonderful all right, but it’s also a pretty volatile place unfortunately. How many times have you bookmarked a site or a page, only to return later on and find that it has gone or been significantly altered? The problem is, there’s no guarantee that the page you left is the one you’ll return to, and while we can capture pages to our local computers, that gets unwieldy real fast.

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Mummify It – make a permanent copy of anything online, for free
Eco Friendly October 7, 2013 posted by

Eliminata Laptop Saver – extend the lifespan of your laptop battery the easy way [Review]

It’s one of the perpetual debates of the Internet. Does leaving your laptop plugged in ruin the battery quicker than keeping it unplugged and charging as needed? Some say you should definitely leave it plugged in to keep the battery charged up, while others insist you need to discharge the battery to help preserve the cells. Now there’s a new device which aims to solve the problem once and for all.

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Eliminata Laptop Saver – extend the lifespan of your laptop battery the easy way [Review]
Gadgets October 7, 2013 posted by

HAPIfork – Bluetooth ‘smart’ fork teaches us how to eat better, lose weight and stay healthy

Remember when mother used to teach us how to eat properly? How she would lovingly coach us into healthier eating habits through bribery, or maybe a swift clip to the ear? But time passes, mothers become more distant, and eventually we lose that helpful advice, which means it’s difficult to gauge our own eating habits day to day. We need someone or something to monitor and improve our eating style.

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HAPIfork – Bluetooth ‘smart’ fork teaches us how to eat better, lose weight and stay healthy
reprise October 6, 2013 posted by

Ferret posts this week

Here’s a quick round-up of Red Ferret posts from the past week for those who missed them. Enjoy. Geonaute 360 Video Camera – this ultra cool cam captures all the action from every direction, even up… – We’re pretty used to video… How green is your art? – It’s customary to see live plants… Soylent – is this really the future of food…or just an engineer’s wild fantasy? – What do you get if you take one… Zikk – brilliant…

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