Open Your Garage using Chamberlain’s WiFi SmartPhone Garage Door Opener
Chamberlain, one of the leaders in the garage door market is attempting to tackle the smart home tech market by offering the first Wi-Fi garage door opener in May.
Articles by Greg Alston
The SAFE Wallet Is an Innovative Approach to the Wallet Case
If you’ve been looking to minimize the things you carry in your pockets, and are a fan of wallet cases for your phone, you might be interested in the BulletTrain SAFE Wallet Case for the iPhone 6 that was just successfully funded, pulling in over $22,000 over at KickStarter.
The AmpStrip Is a Comfortable All-Day Monitoring Wearable
I’m not the greatest at keeping tabs on the things I do at the gym, and I’m even worse at tracking my performance. Even on the treadmill, grasping the monitor grips while running full speed is pretty dangerous. Luckily Fitlinxx’s AmpStrip is one of those products that might stop me from injuring myself.
If You Live Near Drexel University, Get an iPad Via Vending Machine
Technology has literally come a very long way, but it seems as if Drexel University has taking it one step further. Most schools offer vending machines for candy and beverages. But the college, in collaboration with the Free Library of Philadelphia is introducing an iPad vending machine.
Get Around the World Faster with Travel Companion ‘Eighty’
With Spring now in full bloom, that can only mean one thing — and that’s vacation! Now you can prepare the easiest way possible with the new travel App, Eighty. Eighty / Always-On Travel from Eighty on Vimeo. Eighty is an always-On travel companion app that allows you to receive early booking alerts and notifications for your vacations and getaways. The app is designed to help travelers enjoy inspiration-seeking and the sharing phase of vacations and getaways. With features like the ability to build a travel wish list, you can remember to pick up that…
The TrackR Bravo Makes Sure You Never Lose Anything Again
The TrackR Bravo is not one of those little monkey leashes that you see parents have on their child while at the mall, but it’s something like it.
CubeSensors Are One Activity Monitor You Need in Your Home
One thing that I have trouble with the most is sleep. I tend to never get enough of it, and even when I try to “oversleep” on the weekends, I still feel like groggy. I purchased a Jawbone Up to help monitor my sleep as a result and even though it does a good job, I’ve always longed to know more about my poor sleeping habits.
The Google Chromebit HDMI Stick: Literally the World’s Smallest Computer
Earlier this week Google released their newest computer which is pretty much the size of their Chromecast stick, and can honestly be mistaken for a vape pen if there was no branding all over it. The name of the product is the Google Chromebit, and it’s literally the world’s smallest computer.
Tweetdeck for Mac Receives a HUGE Update
TweetDeck‘s Mac app received a much needed update today that includes the ability to share access to your account with others, Direct Messages to groups, support for GIFS and videos, and other various updates.
HBO Will Launch on Sling TV Soon in Time for ‘Game of Thrones’
Seems as if Sling TV is trying very hard to keep up with the times as they have announced that joined with HBO, the Sling TV would be the first live Internet TV Service to offer both linear and Video-On-Demand content from HBO.
Infinit, the Best Way to Transfer Files for Mac, Now for iOS & Android
Infinit was originally an application for your Macbook that allows you to send an unlimited amount of file transfers for free has now launched for Android and iOS devices!
Atmospheir Is the Fastest Way to Communicate on Your iPhone
I’ve been beta testing an upcoming contacts app for smartphones by the name of Atmospheir that is geared towards making your contact book more reliable.
Now You Can Stop Those Verizon SuperCookies That Have Been Tracking You
Just a few months back, Verizon received some criticism for using “cookies” that allowed its marketing partners to see what websites that you viewed and what pages you just so happen to stay on for an extended period of time.
Getting the New MacBook but Want More USB Ports? Check Out the InfiniteUSB
If you’re looking forward to getting that new MacBook Apple announced earlier this month, I highly suggest you look into the new InfiniteUSB Kickstarter that will solve one of the laptop’s most disheartening problems.
Ballistic Tough Jacket & Jewel Cases for Samsung Galaxy S5 Reviewed
So I had the chance to review the Ballistic Tough Jacket as well as a shiny yellow Ballistic case for the Samsung Galaxy S5 over the week, and there was a lot to love about them with only a few minor quirks
Going to PleasureTown Is Now Bluetooth Enabled with an Orgasmia Implant
In articles I have no experience and probably shouldn’t be writing about, let’s talk about the Orgasmia, which is a Bluetooth vibrating implant that might possibly rule out the need for a male companion. (yep, I wrote that.. bear with me.)
Amazon’s New Home Service Will Do Everything You’re too Lazy to Do
As of Monday, you can not only have Amazon deliver your groceries, but the next time you need a TV mounted, or have your light fixtures fixed, or even have a kids room painted, you’ll be able to just request it, add it to your Amazon shopping cart and not have to deal with Google searching for the best companies.
Google Maps Attempts to Bring Back 80’s Nostalgia with PacMan
Sometimes April Fool’s jokes can be a good thing, and Google is serving up a special treat by allowing us all to play popular arcade game PacMan on Google Maps. Back in 2010, Google did something a little bit similar by creating a Pac-man Doodle, but this year’s opening to the month of April is just pure awesome.
They Hate Us Cause They Ain’t Us: US Festivals Ban Selfie Sticks
Even though it’s April Fool’s Day, one thing that is not a joke is for the first time ever, US Festivals, known for booze, nudity, mud, fights and more are now listing selfie sticks as “prohibited items“.
Alcatel’s OneTouch SmartWatch for iOS/Android Now Available for Pre-Order
After revealing their latest OneTouch Smartwatch at CES earlier in the year, popular company Alcatel is officially on sale today via preorder. For those of you who have no need for the Apple Watch and want a more impressive and natural look to your wearables, the OneTouch is available for just $149.99.
The BlackBerry Leap is Available for Pre-Order Today!
As of March 30th, BlackBerry is now accepting pre-orders of their new BlackBerry Leap for the US, UK, France as well as Germany. The Blackberry leap features a 5-inch 720P display and will actually only be placed at $275, £199.00, or €289 according to the country that you live in and will be released officially on April 21.