Flashdrives are a great way to keep important digital files with you as you travel from one computer to another, but what happens if you don’t keep the flashdrive with you? You don’t have to worry about that if it’s part of your wardrobe.
The Internet is a powerful resource; a seemingly endless treasure trove of knowledge that can inform you of news, provide directions, help find a date, give answers to homework assignments, and offer up information on almost any topic you can think of… and then there are websites like these. <image:shutterstock>
Are you an aspiring chef? Or maybe, you are just looking for some help to fix yourself a decent meal. There’s definitely an app or even hundreds of apps for that, but using a tablet or a smartphone in the kitchen distracts you from the actual task of cooking. So, how about a device designed specifically for the Chef in you?
Here’s a quick round-up of Red Ferret posts from the past week for those who missed them. Enjoy.
The best thing about camping is the fact that you’re really close to nature, but a joyful camping trip can soon become a nightmare when your gadgets run out of juice. So, how about setting up a tent that shelters you and also charges all your devices?
It’s really come to something when your humble wireless speaker contains more high tech than a computer from 10 years ago, but we seem to be at that point right now. Take this new Luxa2 GroovyW product for instance. It’s not just a standard speaker, oh no. Because that would be far too boring. Instead it comes with some little surprises.
One of the big hassles with disparate people living together as roommates is the fact that communications aren’t easy, which makes organizing collective activities or chores…well a bit of a chore. The typical result is for everyone to rely on the iconic whiteboard, with scribbles and notes covering requests for rent share, shopping and cleaning etc.
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A strange thing just happened. A group of Harvard, MIT and Stanford university ‘scientists and entrepreneurs’ have emerged from their shadowy labs somewhere deep in the heart of the Californian jungle, to register a project to fight HIV and AIDS. What’s interesting is the fact that the Immunity Project, as it’s called, has not only signed on with the prestigious YCombinator startup incubator scheme, but it’s also gone straight to the people to ask for funding for a crucial part…
