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Amazon has introduced a brand new service called AutoRip. This is a very different way of looking at music storage. In short, it takes the CD that you purchased from Amazon and puts it into your Amazon Cloud Player. It also will make that album available on your PC or Mac, Kindle Fire, Android phone, iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
There have been several hardware solutions over the past couple of years that turn your smartphone into a universal remote. I have previously looked at RedEye, which seems to no longer be available, but a new solution was announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week -- the Zmart Remote from Viatek. This one involves a small
XPAL Power, Inc., is the maker of the PowerSkin line of cases for smartphones. They are shock-absorbing, battery-boosting, and compatible with both Android and Apple iOS devices. As you can see from the photo, the new line comes in some very eye catching colors! PowerSkin is showcasing its new line-up at CES 2013. The Pro Series are a line of
We have all had this happen at one time or another. You are in your car, driving towards you destination, and are running late. Wouldn't it be great if you could easily let your co-workers know where you are at, without having to pick up your phone? Glympse allows you to do exactly that. They have created the first location-sharing
4iiii Innovations has created the first heart rate monitor to enable an athlete's ANT+ devices to “talk” to their iOS devices without the need for awkward adapters. This incredibly handy device is called Viiiiva. It can easily communicate with your iPhone or iPod touch in real time. Viiiiva is a lightweight, comfortable chest strap heart rate monitor. The Liiiink Connectivity
D-Link announced at CES today a range of IP cameras and routers with cloud connectivity for remote monitoring and viewing. The two new cameras are the Cloud Camera 1050 (DCS-931L) and Cloud Camera 1150 (DCS-933L) which come with remote monitoring as standard via mydlink and mobile devices, but also offer new capabilities such as audio detection with image alerts based
2012 is about to draw to a close and we can all move into a new year with resolutions to break and new technology to look forward to. In the meantime, there is the big Times Square celebration in New York City. You know, where the ball, or apple, drops? It may not be any better than Trafalgar Square in London