New Nike Wristband Can Track All Your Movements, Geared Towards Athletes

Nike, known for their athletic wear, announced a new wristband called the Nike+ Fuelband which can track all your movements across different functions, say running, swimming, dancing, and more. The company is looking to further break into the ... continue

CES 2012 Largest Year Ever, Sets Record

CES, also known as the International Consumer Electronics Show, is every year in January in Las Vegas. The show has been going on for over 40 years and CES 2012 was January 10th through the 13th. Attendance this ... continue

Using a public power outlet to charge your phone could get you arrested

Battery life for our various gadgets pretty well sucks and keeping an eye out for handy power outlets for a quick juice up is becoming a practiced art but you might want to be careful where you ... continue

China holds our technological future by the balls

Those of us who deal with technology on a daily basis would like to believe that technology will help save the word as things like smartphones, tablets, and other technological wonders still on the horizon become cheaper ... continue

Gadget use before bed may disrupt sleep

If you're like many people in the connected world, you probably close your laptop and take your smartphone or e-reader into bed, texting or Facebooking until such time you drop off into dreamland. The results of a recent ... continue

Dance like a Gorilla, sting like a Dragontail

As we move more to a mobile world all the gadgets we use, from tablets to smartphones, have one weakness - the glass surfaces. It is in this market that Corning's nearly indestructible Gorilla Glass has proven ... continue

One step closer to that magic Star Trek medical tricorder

I so many ways it is pretty neat how much of the science fiction from shows like Start Trek are finding modern day implementations. It's fairly easy to see the similarities between our cellphones and Star Trek's ... continue

Two men enter, one man leaves: Google promises e-book service by end of 2009

Today, Google announced plans to launch an e-book service by the end of the year, in direct competition with Amazon's Kindle. Speculation over the service is hinging on two key differences. While Kindle titles hover around $9.99 for ... continue

A super bowl for your web stats

A lot of folks who run web sites, blogs or other such web services stats junkies. Being able to see what is happening traffic wise is something that they just can’t get enough of. ... continue

Guy’s last refuge of geek superiority gone

In the minds of most people and the media in general when you mention geeky gadgets the first image is of some lonely guy living in the basement of his parents with piles of ... continue

iPod cut in half by water

Everyone knows of the old fashioned Will It Blend guys and their videos of stuff getting tossed into a blender and whipped into itty bitty pieces but have you heard about Can Water Cut It yet? ... continue

A gadget accessory I could really like

I’m not one much for gadget accessories but every once in awhile something comes along that you just have to admit to yourself that you would really like one of those things. You can ... continue

Hi, my name is Hal and I am your new shower

Look I like technology as much as the next person but at what point do we say enough is enough. There are some areas where it just doesn’t belong or make sense and in my mind ... continue

Cool: The Force Trainer brings Star Wars to Life

Ever wanted to use the force to move objects with your brain? Will it may not be possible without the use of technology, but where there's a will, there's a way. The Force Trainer comes with a headset ... continue