These days, it seems like there’s all kinds of ways of tracking your exercising if you’re doing such relatively straight-forward activities as running or walking (viz. the FitBit). Heck, even in the days before electronic gizmos achieved today’s absurd levels of market penetration–back in the days of cars that had carburetors, say–there were devices that [...]
Tag Archives: Indiegogo
iKazoo is on IndieGoGo
Back in December I wrote about an intriguing new controller called the iKazoo, which I described as an ‘everything controller’, since it has dual breath controllers, multiple touch sensors, accelerometers, and so on. With the iKazoo you can make music, control music, play games, and pretty much do anything else you want. At the time [...]
JuiceCan Portable Power Recharger Now Available
There are a couple of things about the JuiceCan Portable Power Recharger I want to mention to y’all. First is the most obvious one: It’s a device that’s more eye-catching than your typical flat-black brick o’ power. Now, I prefer the “form over function” design strategy, and my portable power brick is pretty dull looking, but [...]
Sonar Linux Aims to Make Linux Accessible to All
Over the years that I have worked in an IT support role, I have often had the experience of talking to people who didn’t have perfect eyesight or who might have other disabilities. What might be easy for you or me to do on a computer might be extremely difficult for someone who doesn’t have [...]
Olive Unveils ONE Home Music Player Powered by the Crowd
For almost as long as I can remember, “home entertainment centers” have only gotten bigger as we’ve marched down the years, at least the audio portions of them. Then, sometime around 1980 so with the advent of the DVD (and a push from the WalkMan), stuff started shrinking. Now, of course, you can pack movies, [...]
New Writing and Publishing App, FreeBookWriter
In case you were wondering, while we do tell you about Kickstarter projects quite often, we also let you know about other crowdsourcing projects as well. And given that we’re in the middle of National Novel Writing Month (#NaNoWriMo, in case you’ve been wondering what the heck that hash tag on Twitter is for), letting [...]
ioSafe Turns to Indiegogo to Help Fund the “Disaster-Proof Private Cloud”
We’ve long been fans of ioSafe. We’ve spent time with them as they burnt, crushed and soaked hard drives. We’ve seen the drives abused with shocking results. We also taken shotgun shots as their drives. Now ioSafe has taken things even further. They’s turned to Indiegogo to help fund their newest endeavor, the ioSafe N2. [...]
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