The Breath is a technologically advanced ultrasonic humidifier that lets you easily control the air moisture levels in your home. Using a single button you can choose from one of three operating modes- high, low and automatic. The Breath is very easy to use and energy efficient. Furthermore, a lot of thought also went into its design. It has a soft cone shape with a clean black or white finish- a minimalistic and simple style that is certain to compliment any modern decor. Continue reading →

Don’t you find that smartphones tend to run out of power at the worst times? Literally when you need them the most… The PowerGrid from Tego is a great little gadget that will help ensure that you always have extra juice when you need it. It’s compact and lightweight and you can easily carry it in your bag. Best of all, it has a funky young design featuring a Lego-like surface on the top and bottom and a clean white frame in between. You can also get it in four great colors – Power Pink, Electric Blue, Atomic Green or Charcoal Black- to match your personality. Continue reading →

The Trakdot Luggage Tracker is an absolutely brilliant invention. Most travelers (myself included) have unfortunately experienced having their luggage arrive later (up to a few days later) than their flight. On other occasions, the luggage gets lost and you can never recover your belongings. The Trakdot is a smart tracking device that lets you know via SMS where your luggage is at all times. This nifty little gadget also looks great- it is just a few inches big and has an orange interior and a sleek black cover. Continue reading →

Nod takes the expression ‘Let your fingers do the walking’ to a whole new level. It is basically a wireless electronic ring that can do everything your mouse does. You can connect it to all of your wireless devices and manipulate them by just moving your finger or touching the ring with your thumb. Continue reading →

The Kickstand Projector is the brainchild of Mike Nakamura, CEO of BEM Wireless, who wanted to redefine both the aesthetics and ease of use of projectors. The result is very impressive- a beautifully designed, portable and compact projector with powerful technological capabilities. Continue reading →

Until it becomes common that you can just whisk information to your friends tablet through the air by sort of waving your smartphone around, you may want to use the Micro USB ClipOn Cable from Kanex. Continue reading →

If financial analysts want to write about the next economic bubble, they should look to the 3D printing world. Because 3D printers are on everybody’s mind. But a 3D printing pen is still a little novel. The Lix 3D Pen is like a potential sculpture garden within a tool that fits in your hand. It uses a tiny filament to create three-dimensional pieces of art as if you were sketching in midair. Continue reading →

The Amazon Fire Phone is the first smartphone designed by Amazon. What is extraordinary about this smartphone is that it redefines how we actually use phones and what they can do for us. The Fire Phone designers went all out and created a phone that has 3D technology and can be operated by slight movements. By tilting or turning it you can control a wide variety of operations- all using just one hand. Another great benefit is that the phone lets you access information like never before. You can just scan something and the Phone will upload a wealth of related content. Continue reading →

Think of the size of things these days. When the first consumer personal computers were released, they hosted up to 64 kilobytes in data storage. For what you could do on the Apple II, say, that was sufficient. But what about this, the LaCie Fuel wireless storage device. It can store up to a terabyte of information that can all be accessed on the same LaCie wireless network.

1 terabyte—that’s about a billion Apple IIs! Continue reading →

Have you ever thought that the peephole through your front door is just a relic from years ago? It never seems to give much security than a little peek at whose outside knocking. And don’t those faces always look strange through the fisheye lens? Well, Brinno, a camera design company has created the PeepHole Viewer – a huge revision of the old front door peephole. Continue reading →