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Jeffrey talks to Urban Tool, Austrian designers of holsters, cases and bags for gadget-lovers. From running to golf, from iPhones to laptops, these guys have something to put your gear in whatever you're doing. On show in the video is a hip holster for golfers that holds tees and balls. There's also the business holster for storing your wallet, smartphone
Do you remember when you use to hang a white board on the refrigerator or on your door and when you wanted to leave a note you would take the pen that was always hang by a string to it and try to write a note. I say try because most of the time the marker was either dry or
Jeffrey Powers shoots the breeze with Chris Pirillo over a few Reese's Minis, the latest offering in the Reese's line of peanut butter cups from Hersheys. You're probably wondering why Hersheys came to CES to launch candy. Watch the video to find out. Frankly, it's tenuous but it's fun. Love them or hate them, Reese's Minis are available now in
First of all they need to rename the Interactive portion of SXSW to Waste of Time. What I expected from SXSW was a social experience where you met a lot of people, network and get a lot out of the conference tracks. The conference tracks last year where 50% pitch, 25% the person had no clue and 25% awesome. The
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Ubisurfer is a services where you pay for the cost of the netbook which is $250.99 and get free Internet access for up to 30 hours a month for a full year. Right now in the UK if you want unlimited access it will cost you an additional 5.99 pounds a month. The cost in the U.S. has not been
Jeffrey chats with Marcel at the Dish Network about HD satellite TV for RVs and tailgate parties. With thousands of channels on offer, even in the wilderness you can still get your TV fix. The new pay-as-you-go subscriptions also mean you only have to pay while you are travelling and not sign up to long-term contracts. And with the latest Winegard