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Jeff Ravencraft, President and CEO of the USB Implementers Forum, was recently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to talk a little about what is going on with USB these days. For a bit of background, the USB Implementers Forum sets the standards for what products can use the official USB logo on their gear and also trains
Ever wish you could reproduce what you are seeing on that mobile device up on your big screen TV? Digilink Software may have what you are looking for and it's called, appropriately enough, BiggiFi. They have a tiny palm-sized box that connects to your TV, called Enjoy TV, which hooks directly to your TV via HDMI like any settop box,
Many of you are probably familiar with bone conduction sound technology, which has been around for a few years, but has previously been associated with Bluetooth headsets for making hands-free calls on your smartphone. Now, AfterShokz has finally succeeded in bringing the technology to music headphones. The new headphones are designed mainly for sports. They boast a healthier environment because
Roadmice works with HP to build some very unique computer mice that will certainly make your desktop standout from everyone else's. They have license agreements with 12 car makers and even NASCAR to build these automobile replicas. Each mouse is wireless, operating on the 2.4 GHz frequency. This year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas they unveiled the
SoundMatters show off to Jeffrey and John their range of small speakers, suitable for travel and the home. First is the world's best pocket-size speaker (allegedly), the foxL. Weighing a little over a pound, the smart idea was to incorporate the battery into the speaker itself and use it as the bass driver. The foxL comes in three versions; wired,
The Duracell Powermat has been around for a little while, but this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas they revealed their latest innovations to the product. The Powermat, combined with a special case for your smartphone makes for very easy charging - simply lay your handset down on the mat and walk away. They also showed off
3feet almost need no introduction. Their universal smartphone and tablet stands are well-known for their neat design and their (probably) unique feature of being dishwasher-proof. Being universal, the 3feet stand works with iPads, TouchPads, Playbooks, Xooms, iPhones, Nexus, Galaxies, Lumias, Nooks, Kindles... Pretty much anything that's reasonably flat and you want to see. The 3feet can hold a device at