When I heard about the iOS app Seven Poets and the Assassin’s Secret, I couldn’t help but be intrigued. It is a unique, real-time serialized novel centered around a fictional terrorist attack on the Olympic Stadium in London during the closing ceremony. Content runs from August through October, when real-time serialization will end. Seven Poets [...]
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Review: Purse to Go Bag Organizer
It’s no secret that a few of us here at Gear Diary are bag fanatics. Judie’s collection puts mine to shame any day, as does Clinton’s. But for the past few years, I have been a purse fanatic. It’s been my other spendy item other than technology. I haven’t gone crazy; usually I only buy [...]
Review: GRID-IT! Organizer by Cocoon Innovations
A while back, I reviewed an excellent Cocoon Innovations netbook case with an integrated GRID-IT! Organizer, a feature that I really loved. However, I wished I could have one for bags I already owned because I really liked the way it kept all my items secured in one place. Now, my greatest wish has come [...]
Design Custom Jewelry Online with GemKitty
Ever wanted to design your own jewelry but don’t know where to start? Well, you no longer need to pore over the aisles at the craft store–just jump online at gemkitty.com and design your own earrings! Next week GemKitty is introducing their custom earring platform that allows users to customize a pair of earrings with [...]
Review: JAVOedge Cherry Blossom and Cork Nook Cases!
Now that the Nook has been around for a little while, some really great cases have started coming out to protect it in style. When I saw the new lines of cases coming out from JAVOedge, I was immediately intrigued and couldn’t wait to get my hands on them! Judie’s recent review of the new [...]
Review: Hookette With a Twist Purse Hook
Photo courtesy of The Purse Hook website Over the past few years, I have fallen in love with higher-end leather goods, specifically pretty (and functional!) purses and bags. I’ve always been a bit of a purse girl, but I eventually realized that buying one or two nice leather bags a year makes much more sense [...]
VoIP over 3G given the green light in the iPhone SDK
Google Voice and Skype fans rejoice–the newest iPhone SDK has revealed that Apple has lifted the ban on using VoIP over the 3G network!
What We’re Not Giving Up for the iPad
During the Gear Diary liveblog of the big Apple iPad announcement today, Joel and I both mentioned that while we love the idea of the iPad, it’s not exactly the eInk killer people are touting it to be–at least for us personally.
Review: Teavana Perfect Teamaker
Being the gadget freak that I am, I like to have gadgets in the kitchen almost as much as I do in the office or on the go. I am a big fan of drinking tea (both hot and cold), but often I only want one mug of tea at a time, not a whole [...]
Barnes & Noble drops the ebook ball on Christmas Day
Once again, Barnes & Noble was ill-prepared when it comes to the nook. Now, don’t get me wrong–I really, really love mine. Since I got mine on the 8th of December, I’ve read somewhere in the vicinity of twelve books and can’t wait to read more. But today, when I tried to buy the Sookie [...]
First Impressions of the Barnes & Noble nook
All day I have been perking up at the sound of trucks on the street, each time hoping it would be the UPS truck delivering my much-anticipated Christmas present from my wonderful husband–the brand new Barnes & Noble nook eBook reader. My husband pre-ordered my nook on the very first day, so I knew I [...]
Refashion your gear with a Dance Dance Revolution handbag!
Do you have an old, broken Dance Dance Revolution dance pad collecting dust in your video game collection? If so, you might want to take a cue from Liz McLean Knight and make yours into a stylish yet uber geeky purse!
OS X 10.6.2 – the end of the line for Hackintoshes?
Rumor has it that the upcoming 10.6.2 build of Mac OS X has removed support for the Intel Atom CPU, which is the processor under the hood of many netbooks on the market today, including my beloved Dell Mini 9. This isn’t an issue for most Mac users, but if you’re like me and you’ve [...]
Make Memories Last with Picaboo Photo Books
Do you have summer photos just hanging around on your hard drive, abandoned now that fall is here? (Well, or almost here if you live in Texas!) Don’t let them get forgotten–upload them to Picaboo! Picaboo is a service that allows you to create photo books and cards from your digital photos, starting at just [...]
CaseCrown 8.9″ Alligator Slim Case
As many of you tech-loving ladies out there know, it can be very difficult at times to find a nice, feminine looking case for your gadgets. I love clothes and accessories just as much as I love technology, and I hate putting a gadget in a boring case into a cute handbag. I just don’t [...]
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