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Olloclip is well-known for its clip-on lens system for the Apple iPhone, though new at CES is the Olloclip Pivot, a grip for smartphones, cameras and GoPros. Todd finds out more from Patrick. The Olloclip Pivot grip is a bit different from an ordinary handheld smartphone holder as it incorporates an articulating hub which provides 225° of rotation so that
Kicking off GNC's video production for CES, Todd's at award-winners Kanex with Tracy, who shows off some of their latest accessories for the Apple Watch. Kanex won a "Innovation Honoree" at CES 2017 for their GoPower Watch, a portable battery charge for the Apple Watch. Priced at US$99 and shipping now, the GoPower Watch will wirelessly recharge a Watch around six times
Returning to my interviews from this year's Gadget Show Live and the Wearable Technology Show, I'm with Jeremy from Zappar. Their two dimensional Zapcodes generate a three dimensional augmented reality, bringing the printed page alive within the Zappar app. A Zapcode is a printed symbol like the one on the right, which has 4 billion different combinations. It's recognised by
Devolo's recent expansion into smart homes and home automation doesn't mean that they've been neglecting their powerline network business. After upping their game with their top-of-the-line dLAN 1200 series, they've turned their attention to the mid-range, refreshing the design and boosting speeds. The new dLAN 550 series updates the dLAN 500s, offering greater in-house range and faster WiFi transmission rates. For
Cats are possibly the laziest animals on the planet but they shouldn't be completely indolent. They need regular exercise but it needs to be on their terms and most cats won't go on a lead for walkies. At Gadget Show Live, Raido from Wazombi Labs tells me about RollyCat, the world's first cat companion and fitness tracker. The RollyCat is small remote
In the last of my interviews with participants in the British Inventors' Project, I'm with Avril from Ding Labs and their Ding Smart Doorbell. She tells me more about it. At first glance, the doorbell looks the part, dressed in "on trend" minty green. Broadly, there are two parts, the Ding Chime and the Ding Button. Obviously the Button goes
With our penultimate visit to the British Inventors' Project at Gadget Show Live, I'm with Lesley from KiddieRail. She saw that for children banisters on stairs were too fat and too high for them to use comfortably so it's hardly surprising to see that children under 5 have over 58,000 accidents on stairs every year in the UK, with larger numbers in