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Tagg Pet Tracker Keeps Your Furry Friends Safe At CES

For animal lovers like myself, nothing is scarier than the thought of losing a beloved pet. I'd do anything to protect my dog, which is why I can't wait to get my hands on the new Pet Tracker by Tagg. Don got to talk with Scott Neuberger, CEO of Tagg, about the Tagg Pet Tracker, a GPS-enabled collar that allows

Juiceboxx Protects Your Mac Charger At CES

There's no shortage of cases and sleeves available to protect your phone, tablet, or computer, but what about your Mac charger? Charger cables are fragile, and it's not hard to break one -- or more -- without proper protection. Luckily, there's now a durable, stylish way to protect your Mac charger without breaking the bank. Scott got to talk to Scott

BluBed Lets You Be Hands-Free Everywhere At CES

Bluetooth headsets are great for taking phone calls on the go, but they have one fatal flaw: when they're not being used, they have nowhere to go. While keeping your Bluetooth in your ear constantly may have been cool a decade ago, nowadays we need somewhere safe yet accessible to store it when not in use. Todd spoke to David Hurwitz

Unikey Brings Keyless Entry To Your Home At CES

It's no secret that technology is making its way into every aspect of our lives, and our homes are no exception. Most of us know how frustrating it is to arrive home, only to spend 5 minutes digging around trying to find your house key. Fortunately, with new advances in smart technology, that nuisance could soon be a thing of

Octa Presents Award-Winning Tablet Accessories at CES

Tablet computers have become such mainstays in our everyday lives that it's nearly impossible to remember what life was like before them. And while tablets are often lightweight and easy to handle, sometimes it's necessary to get them into more comfortable or convenient places. That's where Octa and its full line of tablet accessories come in. Todd and Nick were

Roadie Tuner Automagically Tunes Your Guitar at CES

Whether you're a musician or a music lover, no one appreciates an out-of-tune instrument. And while there are many solutions available to help players keep their strings properly tuned, they usually require clunky workarounds or inaccurate devices. Todd and Nick met with Sam Force of the company Band Industries. Sam showed off the Roadie Tuner, a mechanical Bluetooth-enabled guitar tuner.