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A Couple Intel Innovations that Caught My Eye at CES
There was a lot to see at CES 2011, so much so that next year I'm considering having an Intel processor installed in my brain just to try to analyze…
No Longer a “CES virgin” – Thoughts After 2 Days
In many ways, 2 days at CES 2011 (International Consumer Electronics Show) is not enough time to really absorb the show. I was only able to essentially pay only a…
CES 2011 Bound & A Quick iPad Keyboard Case Review
Finally in the air and at 10,000 feet, thus all of the gadgets are coming out and on. Yes, the plane is packed with all types heading to CES 2011…
Casio Pathfinder Wristwatch Helps You Traverse the Great Outdoors or
I love Casio. Over the past 15 years, I have had G-Shocks, Waveceptors, Atomic G-Shocks and now a Solar Pathfinder. I guess I'm pretty familiar with the techy-er Casio watches.…
HighTechDad’s 2010 Gadget Roundup & Gift Guide
Better late than never I guess! Over the past year, I have tested out and reviewed a variety of gadgets and consumer electronic devices. Most of these were hand-picked for…
Charge Your iPhone 4 without Cords – Powermat Wireless Charging
Yep, another power solution! I guess that when you write and review gadgets, you also have to write about things that provide power and life to those devices. I written…
Zap Those Nasty Germs from your Cell Phone with the
If you are a germaphobe, you probably wipe down your cell phone many times a day with some sort of sanitizing wipe. If you aren't doing that, your cell phone…
Calculating Speeds of Objects On The Go with Pocket Radar
A few months ago I received a really cool and pretty useful gadget. About the size of a cell phone or a compact camera, the Pocket Radar is a nice…
Make Your iPhone 4 Suck Power Longer with the Exolife
My iPhone sucks! Well, it doesn't actually suck in general, it sucks power like a sponge does water. Of course, I have practically every service running (e.g., location, push notifications,…
