Smartwatches, clip-on cameras and activity trackers
It has been about five weeks now since Amazon.com launched their wearable technology store. Smartwatches, activity trackers, body-mountable cameras, connected eyeglasses — wearable tech encompasses pretty much any item that 1) includes a microprocessor and 2) is meant to be worn. Go figure.
Many prognosticators believe "wearable" will be ...
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A review of the LG Optimus L90
Yesterday, T-Mobile added a new entry-level smartphone in T-Mobile's arsenal: the LG Optimus L90. People new to the smartphone market (of which there seem to be fewer and fewer) might just find the L90 to be the phone that brings them to the other side. Not just because ...
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Reviews of the Acer C720, HP Chromebook 14 and Gateway LT41P04u
Three bills. That's all you need to get a quality laptop. It won't be a laptop with a huge screen or an ultra-fast processor. It won't run complex video-editing programs or graphics-intensive games. But it can be a laptop that's lightweight, well-built and more than capable of performing ...
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Evan Sharboneau’s cool photography e-course
The incredible photos you see on this page seem like the sorts of shots you need to be a professional photographer or PhotoShop genius to create. In truth, you needn't be either. Almost anyone with a digital SLR and a dash of creativity can take stunning, surreal shots ...
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The surprisingly cool, inexpensive Roku 3
Big things come in small packages, they say.
"They" must certainly have a Roku 3 Streaming Media Player. It's Spot Cool Stuff's new favorite way to watch streaming videos and on-demand television — and cost-effective too.
It works like this: You connect the little Roku 3 box to the ...
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Three simultaneously Bluetooth connections from a single keyboard
Lots of people use a wireless Bluetooth keyboard to type on their MacBook laptops, on their iPads, on their televisions (via Apple TV) and on their iPhones. But not many people use a single keyboard on all those devises — unless they have a keyboard like the Kanex Multi-Sync ...
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