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Todd Cochrane and Tom Newman talked to Todd Gable founder & CEO of Toddy Gear. Toddy Gear is a fashionable microfiber cloth. It can be used to clean a tablet or smart phone screen. It is a double sided cloth. On one side is a silk microfiber with various artistic patterns and on the other is a plush microfiber material.
Jeffrey and Esby get fashion tips from Jill Wight, President of Jill-e Designs, creators of stylish gadget bags. From SLR cameras to smartphones, there's pretty much a bag for every device. But these aren't boring grey or black - they come in a wide range of bright colours and fantastic patterns. Although aimed mostly at women, there are some very
Don't you just hate earbuds? They are often uncomfortable and randomly fall out of the average ear. Up until now, you could pay $2,000 to have custom-molded earphones. Well, all that is about to change. Nick from Sonomax Technologies uses Geekazine host Jeffrey Powers as a guinea pig to demonstrate "sculpted eers" custom molded earphones. The kit, expected to become
Carissa stops by the BacTrack booth to check out the latest in breathalyzer technology. BacTrack produces their devices for both law enforcement personnel and the man-on-the-street. Almost everyone knows the "legal limit" in their area, but the average person has no clue what a number like .08 really means. Well, now you don't have to carry a badge to know
The big news today in the Tech Space was the purchase of TechCrunch.com and associated properties by AOL. The team over at TechCrunch.com has been a leader in the blogging space for a while now. I want to congratulate the entire team and wish them more success in the future. The acquisition of a company is always a good thing
Everyday we are being bombarded by advertising that shows sheet after sheet of LED TV's on sale and available at amazing prices. To think how much I spent on my Sony projection screen 5 years ago, makes me want to cry based on how much I paid for it compared to today's prices. For the most part consumers are really
Two weeks ago I was contacted by a major marketing firm representing a major Fortune 500. The pitch was pretty good, they wanted me and a crew of my choosing to come to Palm Springs and cover an event for their client, a large number of their top partners would be their for three days of training. The basis of