Posted by dnovak on May 21, 2013 ·
Posted by dnovak on May 15, 2013 ·
There are many reasons why a man’s Testosterone levels aren’t at a level that is healthy, and this can cause a myriad of problems including exhaustion, poor physical fitness, heart disease, sleep apnea, diabetes and many other afflictions. The Testosterone hormone is produced and exists in the male body because it plays a big role in reproduction and the male sexuality. It also does a [...]
Posted by dnovak on April 19, 2013 ·
Today’s home automation and mobile technologies have far surpassed whatever George Jetson could have expected. In case you’re not old enough to remember “The Jetsons” cartoon: George and his family used a plethora of futuristic gadgets in their daily space-age lives, including a robot maid, holograms and meals-in-a-pill. While the show was set in 2062, today’s home [...]
Posted by dnovak on April 1, 2013 ·
Remember film cameras? Most of us do, but when was the last time you used one? MarketLine reported that the commercial digital camera industry will grow to a whopping $11 billion dollars by 2015, continuing to encroach on traditional film cameras. According to DailyTech.com, the use of digital and smartphone cameras in lieu of traditional ones was a catalyst for the bankruptcy of the Eastman Kodak [...]
Posted by dnovak on January 29, 2013 ·
Posted by dnovak on January 3, 2013 ·
The Micro Scooter Luggage – built in partnership with Samsonite – is a hard shell luggage piece with a scooter built-in to the suitcase. The once simple Samsonite Pullman handle now does double duty as a steering wheel, and the scooter folds neatly up allowing you to still store it in an overhead compartment. If this isn’t clear, let me rephrase. You can actually ride on this [...]
Posted by dnovak on December 5, 2012 ·
It seems as if in these days of tweener devices and hybrids that Windows 8 has managed to straddle the difference in functionality that meets users, Essentially every Windows 8 device has some kind of athletic talents so it can get lost that plain old laptops also run the new operating system as well. Of these is the ASUS U500 which retails for $1,945 and is a 15-inch ultra that appears to be a multimedia [...]
Posted by dnovak on December 3, 2012 ·
If it investing in a gift for someone special, many of us is in the wits complete once we attempt to determine what would be the perfect present. But one of the most secure as well as exciting giving options is actually gadget. Study onto find out more helpful ideas the greatest GADGETGUY provides.
Swann RemoteCam Video Camera and Recorder is one of The top Gadget Gift ideas
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Posted by dnovak on December 3, 2012 ·
The most recent release of the Chrome OS from Google now features an integrated camera application. Now that alone doesn’t make waves when one considers that OSX has had such functionality for some time now. What sets Chrome apart is that it uses HTML5 primarily (along with JavaScript and CSS) to deliver a camera experience that matches Photobooth.
Whats different about this app is that it was [...]
Posted by dnovak on December 1, 2012 ·
There is the question amongst many smartphone users as to WHY anyone would want to ‘ruin’ the design of a phone by making it bulkier and/or dress it up? At the end of the day the designers made the phone to fit a certain form-factor and to try and improve on that seems counterintuitive. The Sector 5 from Element hopes to allay those frustration with an aluminum bumper that sells [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 28, 2012 ·
The Bowers & Wilkins headphone company manufactures some of the best sounding audio equipment you will find, and of course they charge a pretty penny for it. Yet, following trends in the personal audio market, headphones are becoming less expensive from the company. While some manufacturers ask for a pound of flesh for the good stuff, you are still able to get a good quality for a better price. [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 27, 2012 ·
Some Google Nexus 4 owners say that there comes a strange sound from their gadget’s handset. They describe this strange sound as a “faint buzz” or like a click coming from the phone’s earpiece or camera area. In addition, some users claim that they hear distorted calls, especially at high volume. Google Nexus 4 owners would love the problem to be software related since such a [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 25, 2012 ·
Years ago there was a clear distinction between computing devices. We had PDA’s, laptops and desktops and that was it. Eventually manufacturers tried their hands at devices that combined the best of each class, culminating into hybrids, like the old touchscreen notebooks with swiveling displays and cumbersome handling. However, Windows 8 has changed the game a bit. Now there are laptops whose [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 21, 2012 ·
While some people struggle to stay asleep through the night turning to eye-masks, ear plugs or tracks of the sounds of ocean waves and thunderstorms, others struggle to wake up. A study has shown that some people’s brains block those ambient sounds better than others during sleep, which explains why some people are heavy sleepers.
Those with a strong defensive brain need more of a jolt to pry them [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 21, 2012 ·
Do not waste your time even when you are taking a shower. With Speaker-equipped shower head plays tunes via Bluetooth, speakers and water do not usually mix; therefore, you can listen to your favorite tunes.
Kohler’s new Moxie shower head enjoys a built-in wireless waterproof speaker. The speaker is magnetically attached to the shower head body and pops out of it. Some people claim that they [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 17, 2012 ·
Let`s reveal this good news that will make every iPad mini user happy especially those who use it mainly for work purposes. Lately, Belkin has just hit the market with its new Portable Keyboard Case. The new keyboard case enjoys several features. It’s lightweight, slim, and the best, has a removable Bluetooth keyboard.
For iPad mini, Belkin Portable Keyboard Case is an innovative solution for [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 17, 2012 ·
For those who need to have a baby-smooth face while on the road ShaveTech USB is designed especially to especially help in this regard. It is much expected that the tool will revolutionize the shaving experience all over the world. It is an innovative electric razor that enjoys unique, fashion, and sleek design make it a must have tool for every guy whether he is at home or on the go. The company [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 3, 2012 ·
The winner of the UK Satellite Navigation Competition tells you how long will it take to get there, by any mode of transport.The next time you’re looking for a place to buy or rent, will you choose it by the distance from where you work – or by the time it takes you to get to work by bus, train, tube or car? Most people actually want to choose by the latter. Now a British company called iGeolise is [...]
Posted by dnovak on November 1, 2012 ·
The electric Renault Zoe supermini is now available to order for a £49 deposit. The Zoe will be in showrooms in spring 2013, with prices starting from £13,650 including the £5,000 Government Plug-in Car Grant. But there will be an extra cost of £70 every month for battery hire.
Besides being a Clio-sized superminin,the Zoe isn’t based on the Clio, and has been designed from the ground up as [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 31, 2012 ·
Digital Innovation Gazette: Tech Trends
Application Development Trends: Using Government Data
By John Moore for Digital Innovation Gazette
Recent initiatives have set out to make government data more readily available to information consumers — including app developers.
The White House kicked off the federal Open Government Initiative in late 2009. The program calls for agencies [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 30, 2012 ·
Digital Innovation Gazette: Mobile Development
Open Source IDEs: An Update
By John Moore for Digital Innovation Gazette
Integrated development environments, or IDEs, aim to boost programmer productivity in both the desktop and web applications worlds. Increasingly, those offerings are pushing into mobile development, and open-source IDEs are part of that evolution. Here’s an overview [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 29, 2012 ·
Digital Innovation Gazette: Mobile Development
Who’s Still Using Your App?
By Tim Kridel for Digital Innovation Gazette
If 90 percent of people who downloaded your app stopped using it after 30 days, would you consider it a success? That’s the question raised by a February 2009 Pinch Media study. Keep in mind that back then, there were fewer than 50,000 apps. With so many [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 23, 2012 ·
Gigabtye just announced their new Osmium mechanical gaming keyboard and Krypton Dual-Chassis gaming mouse. The Osmium Mechanical gaming keyboard has the Cherry MX Red key switches. These key switches do not require users to bottom out the key before the key press is registered. Just 2mm into the press is all that’s required. There is also no tactile feedback bump to let you know [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 15, 2012 ·
LG this week unveiled a new video for its new Optimus G smartphone that demonstrated its power by using an interpretive dancer, and while the full video rarely actually shows the device close up, when it does, it touts the Optimus G’s “mystic appearance” among other features. Check out the video….
Posted by dnovak on October 13, 2012 ·
Samsung launches the new version of Galaxy S3. The junior S3 has taken its place in technology stores after Samsung, the technology giant, launched the new version of its high-tech phone Galaxy S3. It comes to market almost six months after introduction of its big brother Galaxy S3. The S3 mini runs on Jeally Bean, the latest Android operating system of [...]
Posted by dnovak on October 3, 2012 ·
While there are many third-party capacitive pens for the iPad on the market, none are as precise as pressure-sensitive models like the ones Samsung Galaxy Note aficionados have enjoyed for some time. Enter the Pogo Connect, which is described as the world’s first pressure-sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 iPad stylus. Brought to you by Ten One Design, the Pogo Connect was originally codenamed ”Project [...]
Posted by dnovak on September 27, 2012 ·
Digital Innovation Gazette: Tech Trends
Green Means GO! The Technology Behind the World Solar Challenge
By Brian Taylor for Digital Innovation Gazette
The World Solar Challenge is a 3,000 kilometer race across the Australian outback. That’s 3,000 kilometers of scrubland and blistering sunlight — the kind of environment that’s not particularly welcoming to humans or technology, [...]
Posted by dnovak on September 26, 2012 ·
Netgear is unveiling three more Roku NeoTV boxes and Push2TV, a wireless display adapter letting you harness WiDi or Miracast to push content from smartphones, laptops or tablets to your TV. The three NeoTVs are similar to the last generation models, except that the new flagship NeoTV MAX now comes with the long-desired addition of DLNA and a custom remote that has navigation [...]
Posted by dnovak on September 26, 2012 ·
Barnes & Noble just unveiled its all new NOOK HD and NOOK HD+ tablets, and they are targeting the 7-inch and 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD. The new NOOKs offer a number of notable improvements over their predecessors, and over the competition as well.
Barnes & Noble’s new NOOK HD tablet competes directly with Amazon’s goods as well as Google’s Nexus 7. It features a 7-inch [...]
Posted by dnovak on September 21, 2012 ·
ViewSonic has announced the VSD220 Android Touchscreen display, which will hit shelves by mid-to-late October. The VSD220 will be upgrading to Android 4.1. It will also sport a micro-HDMI video input, 1.2-megapixel front camera, microSD slot, three USB ports and Ethernet for those who want a secondary display for another mobile device or PC. The VSD220 faces a stiff fight from traditional [...]