The Gasket Brushed Aluminum iPhone 4/4s Case was one of the coolest cases we had seen in a long time. We're completely on board for anything that combines our love of gasoline powered thrill rides with gadgets, and the Gasket fit the bill. But then our love of the latest and greatest took over and we got an iPhone ... continue reading
No one has ever been happy with their cell phone's battery life. No one. Phones could hold charges for a week and people would still get pissed when their indicator turned red. Having a little backup power pack is a smart idea, but most of them are bulky and not exactly something you could toss in your pocket. The ... continue reading
You probably already know the benefits of using whiskey stones instead of ice in your drink. Basically, they cool your drink without watering it down so you get all the flavor you expect at a bit more pleasant temperature. With these Icon Whiskey Stones, you can add a bit more fun to your boozing experience. Available ... continue reading
There are at least ten lists floating around the Internet (most of them on Buzzfeed) about things that happened during our childhood and how we should feel like Dinosaurs because: Ecto Cooler has been gone for more than a decade; Maggie Simpson is old enough to drink, and N64 would be able to drive if it was a person. ... continue reading
Dust off those old box speakers you have stored in your basement and put them to good use with The Vamp. The sharp little red cube (also available in white or black) takes those existing speakers you used to have hooked up to your enormous stereo setup and gives them a new life. Simply place The Vamp anywhere on your ... continue reading
Toting around a DSLR can be cumbersome. They're bulky, heavy, and don't exactly fit in your pocket. Problem is, good ones take mighty fine pictures that you just won't get with a point-and-shoot. Canon feels your pain. The Rebel SL1 is the smallest (4.6 x 3.6 x 2.1 inches) and lightest (14.1 ounce body) DSLR on the ... continue reading
As you clear your tears and switch over to Feedly as the Google Reader days come to an end, hop on the latest Google app bandwagon with Google Keep. Google Keep is a beautifully designed note-taking app for organizing your life. You can easily type in notes, start checklists, and add insert photos to keep track of ... continue reading
Part of the beauty of digital art is that you don’t need dozens of brushes, tubes of paint, or other messy supplies—just a gorgeous monitor, a drawing tablet, and some software. Even so, it doesn’t hurt to have some extra tools to make creating, storing, and sharing your artwork easier. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, speed painting on a tablet, or printing out your latest masterpiece, this collection of gear will help get the job done. ... continue reading
We love new, fancy, high tech gadgets to the point that any third party observer would probably consider it an unhealthy obsession. But as of late, we've been far more interested in cramming all those creature comforts we've become used to (Bluetooth, rechargeable lithium batteries, modern amps and speakers, etc.) ... continue reading
What's worse than smudgy fingerprints on your phone's screen? Well, a lot of things (bears with sword hands), but it is still annoying. With the Samsung Galaxy S4, those are a thing of the past (sort of). Smart Scroll allows the device to detect when someone is looking at it, and then scrolls the screen based on the ... continue reading
Outside of everyone's favorite All in One computer (iMac, obviously), we've never considered ourselves fans. In the PC world, it always seemed like you were making some sort of sacrifice for the convenience of having a computer with a monitor built in to it. It wasn't powerful enough; or the monitor wasn't big enough; ... continue reading
You've probably already figured out what this app is for. It lets you hate on things. And can we just say, for the record, it's about. fucking. time. Why do we only have to share things we like? Sorry Mom, but we're not going to like your status update (come to think of it, accepting your friend request in the first ... continue reading
Going back to what's the equivalent of the prehistoric era for modern technology isn't always the best idea, but when you're talking about looking to the 1950s Bakelite phone for inspiration it's a whole different story. Why do you need an old-school style handset to connect to your phone with Bluetooth? Because it's ... continue reading
Different strokes for different folks applies to a lot of consumer design, but it's particularly prevalent in the world of iPhone speakers. Some people want crazy bluetooth integration with their home stereo, WiFi network and Spotify account. They want to feel like their system is straight out of the house of the future ... continue reading
If you were to drop a cool thou on a point-and-shoot pocket camera, some many would call you crazy. Things are starting to change, however, and carrying around a bulky DSLR might not be the only option to consider when you're shelling out that kind of cash. The Nikon Coolpix A is crammed with a DSLR-sized DX-format ... continue reading
Despite the fact that there was hardly a laptop to be seen at this year's CES, it doesn't change the fact that we still do most of our work on one and not on a tablet. For that, we thank Google for not giving up the ship. The Google Chromebook Pixel is Google's "Hey, ditch Google Maps from iOS, will you?!" response ... continue reading
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