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PocketFinder – A Cellular & GPS Locating Device That You
Technology is really great sometimes. Not only have devices gotten smaller, they have become more powerful and more useful. Think about cell phones - do you remember the size of…
A Theater in a Box – BenQ JoyBee GP2 Portable
I would hazard to say that most of us have big screen TVs in our home. Mine is pretty darn old actually, a 60" DLP HDTV, that, while it has…
Review of the 2012 Buick Regal GS – Definitely NOT
For some reason, Buick's seem to have this odd stereotype of being a car that your grandparents cruise around in with the left blinker permanently on. They were lackluster and…
The “i” in iRadar from Cobra Means “Intelligence” – A
Many years ago, I had a few radar detectors. That was back when I had a fast little Honda CRX-Si - BWAK (Before Wife and Kids) and I tended to…
Extend Your iPhone 4/4S Power with the CasePower A4 Battery
I burn through batteries on my iPhones faster kids go through their Halloween candy. (Well, maybe not that fast but you get the point.) Just about every iPhone that I…
The Casio Edifice – Form Following Function or Function Following
Have I said that I love watches? I think that I have before. In fact, a year ago, I reviewed a Casio Pathfinder that had lots of technology baked into…
If Your Laptop is Jealous of your Ultrabook, Give it
I have an Ultrabook and a MacBook Air and my non-SSD traditional laptop is getting jealous. It told me that it wants to be more like them, faster booting up…
A Solid, Tech-Filled, All-Around Performer – 2011 Ford Explorer Test
A few months ago, Sony and Ford Motors invited the Cast of Dads out to the East Coast to participate in a variety of events, one of them was driving…
I’m an Ultrabook Fan – the Speed, Weight, Performance &
Remember when netbooks were the "next big thing"? A few years ago, everyone wanted one of these small, compact and seemingly essential computers. But after a few years, the fog…
