While we're on the topic of iPod protection, take a look at the Invisible Shield from ShieldZone. While the ibumps product protects the chassis of your iPod from scratches, the Invisible Shield focuses on the screen itself. While you should…
Continue Reading →At this year's MacWorld convention, the new iPhone stole all the headlines, but I came across a unique iPod protection product that is truly deserving of mention. iBumps are small polymeric discs that adhere to your small hand held devices…
Continue Reading →I am one of those people who usually gets a good night's rest without the help of prescription drugs and/or other sleep aids (law school finals week excluded). But I know insomnia is a huge problem for a lot of…
Continue Reading →It's probably no mystery, I've got a lot of sneakers. It's a blessing and a curse really; I could wear a different shoe every day of the month if I wanted to-- but they're impossible to keep organized and they…
Continue Reading →We know, we know, this campaign has been around for a while-- but it wasn't until recently that we tore open the packaging on our Phillips Bodygroom shavers to take them for a test drive. The campaign for these shavers…
Continue Reading →Gadget aficionados, cell phone nuts, Apple geeks and mobile professionals around the world are all equally blown away by Apple's introduction (finally) of the first ever iPhone. The list of features goes on and on, from a 2 Megapixel camera,…
Continue Reading →The first thing that came to mind when I saw these scrolling LED dog tags from Tagz was "damn, why didn't we have these when I was in college?" Just think ... strap one of these to yourself and each…
Continue Reading →If you think you're too late to stuff stockings with a member of the Mimobot family, you are just plain wrong. The folks at Mimoco are offering Fed-ex overnight shipping until Saturday, December 23rd. Darby is sold out, and the…
Continue Reading →Claassen & Partners created this MSKYO 'Mama Said Knock You Out' style iPod speakers. Nostalgic as all hell, my German is (still) rusty so I can't tell you much about them-- except that I love them. Any Germans want to…
Continue Reading →When I was a wee lad, I played with Legos. To me, Legos were those little plastic blocks that came in different colors and sizes; the sky (or dinner bell in my case) was the limit on what you could…
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