MicroSD cards have become the standard for phones and tablets these days. The tiny devices allow for easy expansion of storage and most devices are compatible with them. Even some cameras have begun using them as opposed to a standard SD card. Lexar is one of the top makers of these miniature cards, and at this year's CES the company
Courtney introduces her favourite "party-in-a-pocket", the Lil' Wiz. It's a mini vibration speaker that converts any flat surface into a loudspeaker. There are two Lil' Wiz models - the first is a basic MP3 player and takes microSD cards ($79). The second has Bluetooth and will stream music from any Bluetooth-equipped smartphone or tablet, both iOS and Android ($99). Both
Snowboarders, skiers, mountainbikers, sky divers, hunters - if you want to show off your latest adventures to your friends and enemies, then Contour's new bullet cam is the way to do it. Andy gets the deets from Marie at Contour. The Contour+ was launched back in spring 2011 and quickly gained a following among the extreme sports crowd for the