Category: Computing
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Stealth Core Trainer – Play Games While Building Core Strength
Imagine that, someone figured out how to take the tedium out of core training by adding a bit of gaming and balance. It definitely looks like one of those “as seen on tv” type health gadgets, but the reviews are really positive. Check out the Stealth Core Trainer Plankster ($139). Video of this gadget in…
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Custom Photoshop Toolbar Keyboard
If you spend much time working in Photoshop and use macros to do repetitive tasks you might want to check out this custom keyboard. This keypad is designed specifically for Photoshop and will speed up your work. Some things you can do with this Photoshop keyboard include; Adjust brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, color balance, opacity,…
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Uno Minimalista
My favorite game for rainy days – Uno – now has a new minimalist version that looks pretty slick. The new Uno card game is appropriately named Uno Minimalista. I have to give the folks at Uno props for constantly reinventing the game with so many different versions, which are listed below.
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Take Back Your Email – The Helm Personal Server
If you don’t trust the big guys to store your data (email, files, and photos) maybe it is time you took things into your own hands, without all of the hard work. Sure, you could set up your own email and file server but the email side of things is a bit trickier than you…
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Clockwork GameShell Portable Game Console
It looks a bit like the retro Game Boy, but it is so much more. The Clockwork GameShell is a pretty stacked little system with a Quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU, a Mali GPU, a micro HDMI port, and MicroSD for storage. Because of the micro HDMI port, you can play on a larger screen if that…
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Apple’s First 8-Core MacBook Pro
Another day, another Apple speedbump. This one, however, is pretty big as the latest 15-inch MacBook Pro now comes with an Intel 8-core (9th-generation) processor. In real-world tests that means it should be two times faster than the previous 4-core version. Take that and mix in, the Retina display, SSD hard drives, the T2 security…
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USB And Smartphone Disco Ball
Sometimes you just need some good music and a disco ball to get the party started. I almost always carry my smartphone for the music, but the disco ball – not so much. Enter this tiny USB disco ball! It comes with Lightning, USB-C, and Micro-USB adapters as well so you can use it on…
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Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) Rendered From Information Leaks
The actual images are not real production models, they are renderings from an eager gamer. The Sony PlayStation 5 has had a few leaks. For example, the Sony PS5 will be revealed mid-2019 and should have a March 2020 release date. Specs are reportedly showing 4k graphics at 60 fps coming from an 8-core AMD…
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DIY Raspberry Pi Tech Kit
If you have wanted to start tinkering with the tiny Raspberry Pi mini computers, this kit will make things easier and much neater. This tiny briefcase comes loaded with a 7-inch touchscreen, a camera, power circuit, vibration motor, matrix LED, buzzer, sound sensor, ultrasonic sensor, tilt sensor, servo interface, RFID module, and tons of other…
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HP Metal Jet 3D Prints Metal Parts
HP hasn’t been terribly relevant for a while but they haven’t thrown in the towel just yet. They are pushing the envelope in the 3D printer world. First they released the Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer, and now they have announced the Metal Jet 3D metal printer. According to HP, Metal Jet is a “voxel-level…