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PureGear have a fine range of mobile protective mobile phone cases, but there's one absolutely stand-out product for the Apple iPhone. Andy and Courtney get a demonstration from PureGear's Mike. Putting a screen protector on your smartphone has always been a pain. You get air bubbles, you start too high up / low down, it's not quite straight. We've all been there.
Today's power-hungry smartphones need recharged on a regular basis - you'd be lucky to get two days work out of one. iPowerUp have products to alleviate this problem: Andy and Courtney chat to Jerry Bessa, CEO. iPowerUp offers a range of charging cases for iPhone that provide physical protection combined with a lithium-polymer battery to double the usage time. Both
A good bag can make travelling a pleasure and it's important to choose the right bag for your needs. It's even better if its a "green" bag. Andy and Courtney interview Tom Larsen from GreenSmart on their range of eco-friendy travel bags and gadget gear. GreenSmart's unique selling point is not just that the bags are good-looking and functional, it's
Microsoft can rightly claim to have brought gesture recognition to the consumer market through Kinect for Xbox in 2010, but SoftKinetic has been in the business since 2007, providing hardware and software solutions for the consumer electronics and professional markets. Andy and Courtney find out more from Virgile Delporte. SoftKinetic are team of mathematicians, 3D imaging specialists, software engineers and game
iTwin is solving more than just the capacity problem with thumb drives, they are also tackling remote access at the same time. It all begins with a very small device that looks like a pair of USB thumb drives fastened together back-to-back. It's a bit more than something that simple though. Each time this device is plugged into a computer
Cordless headphones rarely have audiophile sound quality because of the data compression technologies used to transmit the music to the headphones, but Sennheiser's new headphones resolve this by using a lossless technology to transmit the sound. Eric Palonen gives Todd and Jeffrey more detail. The Sennheiser RS 220 are cordless audiophile headphones, based on the reference HD 650 headphones. The wireless
AirPlay is a standard introduced by Apple, but it has been picked up by many audio hardware makers to get their products integrated with the Apple and iTunes ecosystem. Philips is introducing a whole new line of AirPlay-compatible products from entry-level all the way up to the high-end of audio. Philips has a stand-alone speaker with built-in WiFi and a