When it comes to the iPad, we're all thumbs. We've tried other styluses and gloves and holding our uncomfortable hand angles, but we still can't "write." Just typing on the keyboard or drawing with a finger doesn't seem to be all that effective either. The Byzero Studio Digital iPad Pen changes all of that because ... continue reading
So you have that fancy new iPad/Kindle/Nook you got for Christmas all loaded up with the latest and greatest games, productivity apps and more games... now what? Hopefully you're not just throwing it in your bag and carrying it around without protection because everyone knows how that's going to end up. You're going ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
Everyone says the iPad doesn't count as a computer because it's a content consumption device and not a content creation device. We say to hell with that. Download the Poly app and you can do in 10 minutes what it took Picasso a lifetime to master. Take that college art history professor.
When some dude sitting in his basement can throw together a bunch of speakers, some wiring and a suitcase and turn it into audio dynamite, it's difficult to justify the premium most manufacturers charge for their sound systems. Unless you just so happen to be talking about Crutchfield. There's a reason the dude that ... continue reading
If you're an audiophile who lived through the 80's, just hearing the word "boombox" can cause a temporary twinge in your shoulder muscles as you recall hoisting one up and strolling the block in your Adidas warm ups. Okay, you could very well be a music lover without having ever done that, but still the term "boombox" ... continue reading
iPads are fantastic media consumption devices. Netflix, games and music are never more than a finger tap away from occupying you for hours at a time, but they've been much for media creation (email doesn't count as media). Until now that is. Pledge $200 or more to Starr Labs and they will build you a guitar you can ... continue reading
Facebook is revolutionary. The iPad is revolutionary. Actually, if you count the whole "not graduating college" and "worth gazillions of dollars" things, Mark Zuckerberg is a lot like the late, great Steve Jobs, but that's not the point. Everyone spends time on Facebook and if you have an iPad you probably spend a ... continue reading
There's no denying the fact that robots are awesome. It doesn't matter if they're sent from the future to protect us, or if they quietly hide under the couch until summoned to suck up crumbs off the floor, they're crazy cool. They also happen to be ridiculously expensive... or so we thought. Now you can have a robot ... continue reading
Most days you get home, grab a beer, find the remote and proceed to settle into the crevice your ass has formed in the couch. Guys have been doing it since Don Draper days and the only thing that has really changed is now we might grab a micro-brew and mess around with our iPads while we half watch Louie. If you're ... continue reading
When we first saw Kicks we were reminded of the scene in Dumb & Dumber where Harry gets strapped with a bulletproof vest and Llyod questions him about what would've happened if he got shot in the face. In all his idiocy, Llyod makes a good point, Jeff Daniels could easily have taken a bullet between the brows ... continue reading
It could be due to Mao, or Campbell's soup cans or Marilyn, but Andy Warhol is a name that everyone is familiar with. The famous artist inspired and entertained countless throngs of people with his often imitated, but never truly replicated pop art. An original could set you back as much as much as $100 mil. Seeing ... continue reading
Standard mail delivery seems to be going the way of Big League Chew - sure you'll still get it on occasion but it's more disappointing than you recall from years past. Outside of a few magazines, the bulk of our standard mail delivery is junk. It's not too crazy to think that the whole thing may be dying a slow ... continue reading
We can imagine wandering the streets of Italy and stumbling into some old, musty leather notebook shop and finding these Hard Graft iPad Cases amongst piles of Clairefontaine journals. If you're willing to drop a pretty penny on your iPad's new dwelling, you can't do much better than the cases from Hard Graft. The ... continue reading
"Rustic" is one of those buzzwords that completely snares our attention like "retro" or "see-through." When it comes before a product we are going to want it nine times out of ten (no thank you Rustic Toilet or Rustic TP). The cases from Rustic Case Company easily fall on our purchase list. The wool sleeves they ... continue reading
You might think shelling out over $50 for an iPad 2 case is a bit absurd. Hey, we won't fight you on that, but we have no problem in investing in one that has all the added benefits the HandyShell iPad 2 Case does. Think of it as buying a case, a picture frame, a piece of hanging wall art and the answer to any ... continue reading
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