The MBLOK ($174-$230) is a massive storage device that allows you to significantly increase the capabilities of your Apple and Android computers and mobile devices. Just pair MBLOK to your device via Bluetooth and now you have access to all of your files. Plugin it into your computer and you can use ... More →
Looks like Epson has beat Google to the punch with the release of its own take on Smart Glasses. The Epson Moverio BT-200 ($699) features a dual screen (unlike google's single screen) for 3-D display and augmented reality applications, a prescription lens insert, motion sensors to capture head ... More →
The Nomad CNC Mill ($2000) takes the guess work out of operating a home CNC machine. The kit includes everything you need to get started; an operating CNC machine, software for Mac and PC, cutters, cables, and some material so you can get started on day one. You also get your choice of enclosures. ... More →
Nod Labs has just announced the most advanced gesture control device available, simply called Nod ($149). The Nod ring allows you to control objects with the wave of your hand. It's a universal controller that can communicate with your smart devices including smartphones, tablets, TVs, home ... More →
A bit ago we did a write-up on the 3DSIMO 3D Pen that allowed you to draw 3d objects free-hand. The Lix 3D Printing Pen ($120) takes 3D drawing one step further by creating a 3D printer that actually looks, feels, and operates like a pen. The Lix 3D Pen lets you create anything you want in the air ... More →
The Glowdeck Wireless Charging Speaker System ($190) is the multi-tool for your smartphone. It's a wireless charger, a bluetooth speaker system, has a LED light system that alerts you to calls and texts and also puts on a cool lightshow in-sync to your music. the Glowdeck also has Streams, a ... More →
Just when it seems like everything is going digital and all your media files are on an electronic device or in the cloud Qleek brings back physical media in a unique way. Qleek ($249) is a wooden hexagon (Tapp) that makes all of your music, movies, and photographs available and shareable. Tapps can ... More →
The Micro 3D Printer ($299) surpassed its Kickstarter goal of $50,000 in 11 minutes and with 28 days to go is sitting at a cool million dollars pledged. So what makes this printer so compelling? Well the most obvious detail would have to be the price. With most 3D printers starting out around the ... More →
The worst is planning a short trip out and then realizing that your phone is out of juice. You didn't bring your backpack so you don't have your big charger or cables. What if you could carry reserve juice in your wallet? That's where the TravelCard ($40) comes in. It's a battery backup the size of ... More →
The Atlas Fitness Tracker ($160) sees your movements in 3-D so it can identify what activities you're performing, can count your reps and sets, can evaluate your form, and tell you how many calories you burned. The Atlas is so precise it can tell the difference between regular pushups and triangle ... More →
The Ark Portable Wireless Charger ($70) will charge your cell phone anywhere anytime with absolutely no cords. Why deal with USB cables and tangled wires. The Ark gets rid of all of those hassles. It features a small 3.54 x 3.54 x .78 inch base that can go anywhere, a lithium Ion battery that holds ... More →
The Garmin Vivofit ($130) is the latest in activity monitoring wearable devices. What sets it apart is that each day it sets a personalized goal for you, tracks your progress and lets you know when it's time to get out of your chair. It does all this buy learning your current activity level and ... More →
