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Canadian firm Vivick produce a wide range of gadgets, covering everything from iPhone cases, laptop accessories and AV gear. Andy and Scott look at three of the latest products. On show from Vivick is anLED desk lamp speaker that can be driven via Bluetooth but wouldn't look out of place on the set of a 70s sci-fi movie. Continuing the
Today's smartphones and tablets are all expensive devices, whether they come from Apple or Samsung, and no-one wants to drop theirs on the floor with butterfingers. Mobio have a neat approach that should keep tablets and phones in the hand. Andy and Scott find out more from Darek Spring at Mobio. The Mobio Grip is two part set, with a
The Breffo Spiderpodium has been a big success in the past year. The iconic design means that it's instantly recognisable and the flexible legs work with all smartphones, not just iPhones, giving it broad appeal. Andy and Scott chat with Patrick about the Spiderpodium and the brand new stand from Breffo. The original Spiderpodium came in a a couple of
There are only two of us and heating an oven always seems like a waste of energy. Not to mention you heat up the whole kitchen something I hate doing in the middle of the summer heat. Still there are times when you need to use an oven. In fact often during the holidays one oven doesn’t seem like enough.
The Gadget Show isn't all high-tech TVs and tablets; sometimes the gadget is much more practical. Case in point, Hygiene Innovations' Auto Stirrer, a gadget for the kitchen which unsurprisingly stirs saucepans to stop the contents burning. As you can see from the small picture on the left, it's a tripod-like device. Obviously the feet go in the sauce and the
The need to charge today's mobile gadgets on an almost daily basis is one of the downsides of faster processors and bigger screens. Although companies like Palm have tried to introduce inductive charging, most gadgets need to be simply plugged in. This leads to the proliferation of wall chargers and a mess of cables. IDAPT's solutions bring order to the
Nanotech waterproof coatings have been quite the fashion at CES this year but Liquipel's offering is a little bit different. Todd and Steve learn more from Kevin Bacon of Liquipel. Liquipel have developed a nanotechnology-based liquid-repelling coating for electronic devices that makes the device waterproof for short periods of immersion. This sounds pretty much like ever other waterproofing technology on