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Water Absorbing Concrete Coasters

After spending so much money on a cool coffee or kitchen table, it doesn't make much sense to put a 5-cent coaster down to protect it.,  Not to mention, why not sport a cool set of coasters that are conversation starters all by themselves.,  These eco-friendly water absorbing concrete coasters ($13) are made of non-toxic […]

Logitech Washable Keyboard

No matter how hard I try to keep my keyboard clean, it always ends up a tad dirty.  The keys end up collecting oil and trapping dirt while the spaces in between grab dust bunnies and the like.  Never fun, or easy, to clean.  Logitech seems to have a solution, a keyboard that is waterproof […]

Batman Batarang Knife

What is better than an assisted opening knife?,  A Batman Batarang knife with two assisted opening blades, duh.,  This Bat shaped knife sports two 1045 surgical steel blades and starts off with a closed length of 5.75" to a full 12.75" when opened.,  The handles are made of anodized aluminum and include a metal clip […]

Ubi = The Wall Outlet Computer

Ubi, a play on ubiquitous, is a tiny android based computer that plugs in to a standard wall outlet like a nightlight.  Ubi has WiFi, voice recognition (your voice is the keyboard and mouse), Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, an 800 MHz ARM Cortex-A8 CPU, and 1GB of RAM.  The idea is that you can use […]

Powdered Beer

Pat's Backcountry Beverages has come out with a powdered beer concentrate that you place in their carbonating bottle and add water.  Instant beer.  Perfect for long days out where you don't want to tote around a ton of heavy beer.  Beer is, after all, 95% water. While I haven't tasted Pat's Backcountry Beverages, they claim […]

Micromax X259 Solar Phone

The Micromax X259 Solar Phone has a large solar panel on the back which is used to recharge the batteries.  The bummer is that it is currently only in India. The Micromax X259 has a 2.4-inch QVGA screen (240 x 320p), a VGA camera, and a 4.5 hour talk time per charge.  The solar panel […]

Aerofex Hover Bike

This amazing bit of hover bike technology started off in the 1960's but was abandoned because of stability and rollover problems.  Using some modern technology and thinking Areofex, a California company, has started tinkering and improving on this old hover bike. But Aerofex does not plan to immediately develop and sell a manned version. Instead, […]

Android Malware On The Rise

Let me start off by saying I am not trying to beat up on Android as a product, it has its place in the market no doubt.  I am also going to let you know that I am a happy iPhone user, but I am open to using what I consider to be the best […]

Black & Decker Gyro Screwdriver BDCS40G Review

Does the ‘old fashioned' electric screwdriver really need to be reinvented?  The short answer - maybe.  Another impulse buy leading to a product review of the Black & Decker Gyro Screwdriver BDCS40G.  First off, whether or not this 4V li-ion cordless screwdriver was motion controlled, I like the compact size.  It just feels good in […]

Sweat Much? Check Out miraDry

If you are one of the people with over active armpit sweat glands or have problems with BO, you might want to pony up the $3,000 and get a miraDry procedure.  This little gadget which recently gained FDA approval claims to kill of 22-30,000 sweat glands in the armpit region.  This will reduce your sweating […]

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