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Emergency Triage Lights, Because Paper Tags Are So Old School

I’m sure you’ve seen them on a hospital related television show before.  Triage tags are used by emergency responders in the field, during mass casualties.  These tags help responders to quickly identify who needs care right away and who can wait.  This is extremely important when there are more patients than responders. Most places use [...]

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Verizon Hot Spot Part of iOS 4.2.5: AT&T Could Implement?

Image via Tech Crunch Judie and I have been discussing the Verizon iPhone 4 announcement all afternoon.  The pros, cons, new features (there aren’t many), etc.  One of the main, if not the only difference, between the Verizon iPhone and the AT&T version is the mobile hot spot feature found on the Verizon version.  The [...]

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Current iPhone 4 Cases Won’t Fit the Verizon Version?

Image courtesy of Engadget By know you already know Verizon just announced the availability of the iPhone 4 for their CDMA network. Perhaps the biggest WTF moment though came after the hardware of the device was being closely examined.  Now it might just be the angle of the picture above but if you look closely [...]

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The Cat’s Out of the Bag: Verizon Announces the iPhone 4

Image Courtesy of Engadget At a press conference held today Verizon announced the iPhone 4 will be made available for their CDMA network in early February.  It didn’t really come as a big surprise since the Wall Street Journal all but confirmed the announcement would be made last week during CES. The device will be [...]

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Apple on TV: WiFi in a Moving Car?

Like any good admitted fanboy, I often find myself looking for Apple products on TV. Lately I’ve been spotting more and more iDevices popping up on many of the shows I watch. So I’ve decided to start a new weekly segment entitled “Apple On TV.” The premise is simple. Whenever I spot an Apple product [...]

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Storm Watches: Geek Out Your Wrist in Stlye

While thumbing through the free issue of Stuff Magazine I picked up while at CES I came across an advertisement for Storm Watches. The UK based watch company has a ton of unique styles, some of which remind me of the Tokyo Flash genre of time pieces. The MK V features a shutter mechanism that [...]

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Review: HTC EVO 4G Battery – Monaco Extended High Capacity 3500mAh

When I first got my EVO 4G I was thrilled. I’ve become a big fan of the Android OS and have always held a special place in my heart for any hardware HTC produces. What immediately did not thrill me though was the EVO’s battery. In simplest terms, it sucked! I thought the battery on [...]

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CES: iGo Key Juice Wins 2011 Innovation Award

iGo, the company best known for its power products, has announced that it has acquired two new lines and is now branching out of just the mobile power accessory market. Aerial7, now part of iGo, offers a wide range of stylish headphones (seen above) from small ear buds to larger DJ style. Also joining iGo [...]

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CES: Scosche Freedom Mic Wins 2011 Innovations Award

Scosche has announced the new Freedom Mic here at CES and the product has won the 2011 Innovations Award.  The small Bluetooth lapel mic will be available this summer and will work with both the iPod Touch and the iPhone. It features class one Bluetooth so it’ll have a range of 100 ft.  The battery, [...]

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CES: M-EDGE Announces My-Edge Custom Case Program

Case maker M-Edge has announced their new custom case program.  The new program, named My-Edge, allows users to create their very own custom case for the Amazon Kindle, Barns and Noble Nook and the iPad. Starting in February you’ll be able to choose from a selection of artists work or upload your own personal image [...]

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CES: Cobra New Innovations for 2011

Cobra has a ton of new and exciting products for both the home and the car in 2011.  This morning I had the chance to preview them and I wanted to share a few of them with you. The Phone Tag (seen above) is a Bluetooth enabled device that looks like a key chain.  What [...]

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CES: Blue Lounge Announces the Nest iPad Stand

Blue Lounge is all about products that are extremely simple yet extremely functional.  At CES this year they’ve announced their latest instalment. The Nest is a stylish yet simple iPad stand that doubles as a store anything area.  Think of it as a cup holder for your home. The stand works in both the portrait [...]

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CES: GOLLA Launches New Product Line at CES

Each year at CES the Finish bag company Golla launches its new collection. The company makes a variety of universal pouches as well as device specific cases for the iPad, iPhone, Mac Book Air and others. The designs are bright, colorful and refreshing. Learn more about them by visiting the company’s web site here.

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CES Videos, The First Few Days

We’re having a great time at CES.  The show has been very hectic so far. But that’s a good thing. I’ve taken quite a few videos for my YouTube channel. And I thought I’d share that I’m here with you. Some of the products you may see might have already been covered in press releases. [...]

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OtterBox Reveals New Reflex Series Cases at CES

Today at CES OtterBox announced its latest case offering. Named the Reflex, the case features a hybrid like design which is meant to cushion your device from shock and impact. When the case lunches in Q1 it will be available for the iPhone and BlackBerry curve in both gray or pink. The case features a [...]

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XBOX One Fallout – No XBOX or X360 Games, No Indies, No Used Games, and More

Xbox One - What about Gaming?

Well, THAT didn’t take long! In fewer than a dozen hours the XBOX One reveal went from being exciting … [...]

Cognition Episode 2 The Wise Monkey Slashes onto Mac and PC!

Cognition Episode 2 The Wise Monkey

A few months ago I reviewed the iPad version of the first ‘episode’ of Cognition, the adventure game series from [...]

Jagged Alliance Kickstarter Closes in On Goal During Final Hours

Jagged Alliance Flashback

Anyone with a history in classic PC gaming is familiar with the Jagged Alliance franchise. Going back to the 90s, [...]

2014 Kia Cadenza Stylishly Conquers the Pacific Coast

Last week I was invited to test drive the 2014 Kia Cadenza along with a small group of other bloggers [...]

Popcornflix Partnership Enhances Digital Movie Xbox 360 Application

The popcorn keeps expanding at the Popcornflix movie streaming service, as Unicorn Media, a leading Internet video solutions provider, announced [...]

Carry Yours Cards, Cash and Phone in Style With Waterfield’s New Finn Leather Wallets

With the advent of such things as Google Wallet and Apple’s Passbook there is a growing interest in virtual wallets. [...]