Yes, I have certainly reviewed a lot of Incipio products, such as the Stowaway and the Stashback. This particular product is the Ghost Charging for the Samsung Galaxy S4, and "the only product like it on the market". What makes it so unique is that it is a wireless charging cover for those that have the Powermat. If you aren't familiar with the Powermat, it is a wireless … [Read more...] about Incipio Ghost Charging for the Galaxy S4
Accessories
Sphero 2.0 rolls out the fun
Sphero by Orbotix is one of those products that you really should have heard about by now, because it is so awesomely cool. If you haven't, here is a general idea: imagine a ball that you can control its rolling with the use of an iPad, iPhone, or other Android smartphone. I have seen the Sphero at conventions for years, and I finally got a chance to try one out. This is … [Read more...] about Sphero 2.0 rolls out the fun
Hiku Grocery Scanner
I am always looking for ways to technologically update things that we have been doing for a long time. Grocery shopping is as old as grocery stores, and most of us still use the same system to shop. Granted, some of us can text a grocery list, and this is about the only update from pen and paper. Still, I would much rather have an easy to make grocery list that I just … [Read more...] about Hiku Grocery Scanner
TopCor Sport Armband
Some of you might remember my review of the Topcor Tech Wallet, and I will have to say that it is a benefit to have a wallet that you can just rip off from the back of your phone. In the same manner, the Armband is a very simple way of affixing your phone to your arm. In this case, it works with a little application of Velcro. Actually, I have been informed that the … [Read more...] about TopCor Sport Armband
Livin’ on the M-EDGE, Part Two: Trina Turk and the Loot
Even though I just covered the Universal StealthPro Keyboard Folio, now I am about to go into other M-EDGE products. I am going to start with two products both designed by Trina Turk. I am not certain who Trina Turk is. Every once in a while, I see mobile phone accessories designed by some famous designer, and I always feel kind of dumb asking who it is. From what I have … [Read more...] about Livin’ on the M-EDGE, Part Two: Trina Turk and the Loot
Livin’ on the M-EDGE, Part One: The Universal StealthPro Keyboard Folio
I have seen a lot of terrific M-EDGE products in the past, and I am pleased to review more of them, starting with the Universal StealthPro Keyboard Foio. Made for 10 inch tablets that include all versions of the iPad, the Galaxy Note 10.1, the Google Nexus, and the Kindle Fire HD 8.9. It has these bands on all of its four corners to hold whatever tablet that you can fit in … [Read more...] about Livin’ on the M-EDGE, Part One: The Universal StealthPro Keyboard Folio
The Sky Wi-Fi Smartpen from Livescribe
I have reviewed a lot of smartpens in my time, and I feel they are designed for those who want to combine old-school with digital. The Sky Wi-Fi Smartpen is one of them, and I had a chance to try it out. The first step to this smartpen is that you have to set up an account. From there, you can set it up with your Wi-Fi account to do all of its tricks. When I say … [Read more...] about The Sky Wi-Fi Smartpen from Livescribe
Incipio Watson Wallet for the Samsung Galaxy S4
I have said before when I reviewed the Incipio Stashback that I have seen many cases for smartphones that are designed to hold credit cards and cash. I suppose it shows that the wallet is on its way out, and the Watson by Incipio is the best evidence of this. The Watson Wallet Folio for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Case is practically a hybrid of a wallet and smartphone case. It … [Read more...] about Incipio Watson Wallet for the Samsung Galaxy S4
Cheetah-CH1 and Greyhound-GR1 are steady-cams for smaller cameras
I think that we all know that a lot of home videos with Go Pro cameras or smartphone cams are shaky, at best. Some people don't mind that shaky-cam feeling, while others can't stand it. This device from Mastor Technology is the Cheetah-CH1 an Greyhound-GR1 are handheld stabilizers designed to automatically pitch, tilt, pan, and roll to "counteract and cancel out any … [Read more...] about Cheetah-CH1 and Greyhound-GR1 are steady-cams for smaller cameras
Plumage Keyboard solves the touchscreen problem
I have said time and time again that I hate using a touchscreen keyboard on a smartphone. I used to have a phone with a QWERTY keyboard, but that is so a few years ago. The Plumage has a solution to this that is unusual. It is essentially a separate keyboard that acts as a cover for the touchscreen. If you fold it down, you can use a QWERTY keyboard that you can click on … [Read more...] about Plumage Keyboard solves the touchscreen problem
Samsung getting into PowerbyProxi, about 4 million dollar’s worth
I have recently learned that Samsung Ventures America has recently given about $4 million to PowerbyProxi. If you have not heard of this company, it essentially allows multiple devices to be charged on one place. I was sort of hoping that Samsung would get in on this. After all, Nokia has their cool wireless charging features on their phones, so it is about time that Samsung … [Read more...] about Samsung getting into PowerbyProxi, about 4 million dollar’s worth
BluFit is a hydration bottle that has its own app
This particular gadget is something that I haven't really seen before, as it is a waterbottle that has its own app. The purpose of this app is to moderate your own levels of hydration. This app helps you control your appetite, improve activity and performance, and helps prevent headaches and fatigues. There is some sort of sensor the can record the time and amount of water … [Read more...] about BluFit is a hydration bottle that has its own app
GameCase for iOS devices
When I first saw the GameCase, it felt familiar to me. I first thought that I had reported on it before, but I did a Search on my site and found nothing. I suppose that the closest thing that I have seen was a Wii U controller. After all, it is two halves of a controller (with D-pad, two analog sticks, and console style ABXY buttons) that have a screen sandwiched in … [Read more...] about GameCase for iOS devices
DryCase Waterproof Case for iPads and other tablets
Okay, look at this photo to your left, would you put your iPad so close to the water? If you had a DryCase, the answer is yes. I think we all know that such technology exists, for I have been reporting on cases like the Otterbox and Lifeproof on this blog for quite a while. The DryCase is different as it is not a hard shield, but a loose bag that is not too burdensome on … [Read more...] about DryCase Waterproof Case for iPads and other tablets
Tunebelt, Take Two: The AB88 for Samsung Galaxy Note II
Some of you might remember the first time we covered the Tunebelt company, makers of some fine armbands. I forgot to review another armband they sent me with the AP88 for the Note 2. The good news is that not only does it the Galaxy Note and Note 2, but other phones like the Galaxy S3 and S4. It can even accommodate some of the cases and even battery packs of these models. … [Read more...] about Tunebelt, Take Two: The AB88 for Samsung Galaxy Note II