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torn or broken Apple cable. we all been there at some point, don’t we? and at 19 bucks, replacement ain’t exactly cheap, more so if it keeps happening time and time again (which it will). there are a few solutions in existence to this pesky problem, but we thought the CordArmor for Apple Lightning Cable might just hit the nail on the head
Christmas is right around the corner now and, for most men, this is a time to get their hands on some pretty awesome gadgets and bits of technology and, as luck would have it, this year will see some mightily impressive bits of kit available for us to ask for under the Christmas tree come December 25th.
we often talk about trimming down our wallets to prevent it from growing out proportion and turning into George Costanza’s “morbidly obese” wallet. while minimalist wallet kinds do it, it doesn’t really take a stab at the core of the problem and that core happens to be ‘cards’. you have got credit cards, debit cards, gift cards, membership cards and more
complement your sleek LED TV with this pair of alluring Edifier e25 Luna Eclipse 2.0 Bluetooth Speaker System without breaking the bank. the e25 has both the visual statement and innards to match its fancy namesake and by the look of it, it could easily pass off as designer items. it boasts 74 watts of audio awesomeness, pumped out through
before the digital revolution, virtually everything personal comes in hardcopies, which more often than not, are at the mercy of natural deterioration. the humidity and nasty alien-like creatures like the silverfish never fails to threaten your precious memories. that is the fact of life, but lucky for us, there is an invention known as scanner
while the new Motorola G Smartphone may not tout personalization and look as brilliant as the Moto X, it could be a win-win product for both the Google-own company and consumers. the Moto G is billed as a smartphone that offers a premium experience “for a third of the price of current high end phones.” however, affordability is not only what Motorola is touting;
the idea of wireless audio cans is cool, but seriously, you don’t expect yourself to don a pair of wireless headphones like the sleek Studio Wireless Headphones when you are out scaling the rocks or doing some routine cardio, do you? and that’s why there is the Jabra Rox Wireless Earbuds.
relive your boombox-over-the-shoulder days with the supersize Beats Pill, aptly denoted with an XL as part of the model name. no dimensions were offered at the time of this writing, but the Beats Pill XL is described as “larger” than the original Pill, but yet extremely lightweight and wait for this, has an integrated handle for, you know what.
love the new Beats Studio headphones, but hate the cable? well, seriously, who doesn’t? if cable has been a thorn in your flesh for this long, then you might be elated by this news: the Beats Studio has just gone wireless. the Beats Studio Wireless Headphones, as it is called, offers the same features and functionality such as
need to stay off-the-grid for an extended period of time, like say, for about a week? in this case you can either lug along dozens of portable battery chargers to keep your portable devices juiced, or you could go with the UPP Portable Fuel Cell Power Pack which promised to deliver at least one week of charge even to the most power-hungry smartphones.
USB cable is one of those necessarily evil you love to hate, but yet you can’t leave home without, simply because your portable battery charger needs it to charge your smartphone. a cable might not be cumbersome, but nevertheless a pain in the butt to bring around, until now. meet the LifeLink Smartphone Cable, a super portable