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
It might be a rare occasion, but if you have ever dropped your pocket knife in a pond while out camping, you know the annoyance involved in retrieving that sucker. The Cork Knife eliminates any fear of cutting rope on the side of a lake or whittling wood over a creek while you're on your next trip. The cork handle ... 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
For a company with the slogan "Quietly brilliant," HTC sure has put a lot of their chips in the audio category with their latest offering. The HTC One won't make you cringe when you're playing some music or a watching a movie without a pair of headphones clamped to your head. The smartphone sports dual frontal stereo ... continue reading
Don't look now, but cassette tapes are making a comeback. It was bound to happen. Despite their inefficiencies, hipsters were bound to hop on the old school mixtape bandwagon eventually. Now that indie labels are releasing tapes again, you can listen along with your other retro music means, the turntable. This Ion ... continue reading
Jack Spade makes fantastic products, but they're also willing to play it a little bit loose when it comes to their designs. Case in point (pun very much intended), these new iPhone 5 Hard Cases. Who in their right mind would put a hard case on their iPhone 5 that looks like cigarette butts on the beach? We'd be lying ... continue reading
Yes, we understand that if you use the Wally and your phone gets jacked, you're gonna have some serious issues. That said, we really dig the simplicity of keeping a large portion of what we carry around with us daily, in one spot. Unlike other iPhone wallets that wrap your cell in a large a bulky case, the Wally iPhone ... continue reading
Most iPhone cases bring little to the party. They're there to look snazzy and (supposedly) protect your phone when you drunkenly drop it on the pavement. The Gizmon iCA Case is not every other case. Finally available for the iPhone 5, the Gizmon iCA Case turns your iPhone into a functional rangefinder camera. The polycarbonate ... continue reading
Making any product available in a camo colorway all but assures that it will be successful in today's landscape. Rather than just slapping some forest or woodland camo on their already popular The Stylus headphones, Nixon deconstructed the standard colors a little bit and then applied them to the headphones. The end ... continue reading
To say you have a few choices when it comes to selecting an iPhone case would be a ridiculous understatement. That said, most of those options suck and contain blinged out images of Hello Kitty on them. The SurfacePad, however, is one that should skyrocket to the top of your list. It's made with thin Napa leather, ... continue reading
It appears BlackBerry isn't ready to wave the white flag just yet. After a bit of a PR nightmare and the continued rise of both the iPhone and Android devices, it appeared that BlackBerry (formerly RIM) was left for dead. Today they announced (after long-term speculation) the Z10, and the it might carry the weight ... continue reading
Cables have always been an afterthought. You don't pay much attention to them until they get knotted up so bad behind your desk that you consider buying all new electronics just so you don't have to deal with them. With these Collective Cables from Eastern Collective, your cables are no longer boring eyesores. Each ... continue reading
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