Bluetooth, review, travel accessories

Mynt Bluetooth Tracker Review

Going by a recent report in The Guardian people misplace their stuff all too frequently. Bluetooth trackers tap into our forgetfulness and it’s a big market with several popular brands, each with their own particular feature set. On review here…

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Andrew
Green Technology, travel accessories

One Size Fits All with Ohyo 2Bag

Back in 2016 I interviewed Guy Jeremiah from Ohyo at The Gadget Show, where he was demonstrating a flexible use bag. Designed by Felix Conran, the bag could be arranged into four different configurations; a tablet bag, messenger bag, a back-pack and…

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Andrew
travel accessories

Reduce Travel Stress with GoBag BackPack

Domestic and short-haul travel has become a two-edged sword. On the one hand, budget carriers have made getting away from it all much cheaper, but on the other hand, poorly managed security processes, strict luggage allowances and jobsworths have made…

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Andrew
review, travel accessories

Sitpack 2 Gets Shorty

Continuing their mission to make waiting a little more comfortable, Sitpack have announced version two of their portable compact seat. At first glance, the new model looks exactly like the old one but there are two important improvements which will…

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Andrew
review, travel accessories

Sitpack Portable Compact Seat Review

Rather than the usual “hands-on” review, this is more of a “bottoms-on” assessment as here we have a Sitpack Portable Compact Seat. Based in Copenhagen, Denmark, Mono+Mono announced the Sitpack on Kickstarter in 2014 and since then, over 35,000 Sitpacks…

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Andrew
art, design, travel accessories
Vintage Posters Galore!

Vintage Posters Galore!

The advertising posters of the mid-20th Century are incredibly evocative of a different era that ran from wartime necessity to the adventure of travel and foreign places. It’s that particular style of brash colour, typography and sheer style that draws…

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Andrew