Gadgets cover wide and varied areas including accessories, imaging, audio and visual and the likes.
love adding personal touches to your digital documents by signing on them? then you will appreciate the new Wacom Bamboo Pad. it is essentially a touchpad (or some call it ‘trackpad’) for PC and Mac that supports multitouch gestures for interface navigation your computer and it is also works with pressure-sensitive Wacom
the art of black and white photo development is pretty much extinct since the invention of color-capable cameras. well, thanks to a bunch of photography enthusiasts, you can now relive the dark room photo developing experience even when your camera of choice is a smartphone.
things hasn’t been the same with Apple. it used to be, anticipation never fails to brew before the next smartphone announcement, but not this time round cos’ all the leaked ahead of its announcement already kind of tells us what to expect. gone are the days of closely guarded secrets and how do say that? mojo? the first iPhone was a beauty.
IFA is perhaps the next biggest consumer electronics show in global scale outside of North America and needless to say, electronics makers will not pass on this golden opportunity to show off their shiny new gadgets during this prestigious event. this year’s IFA sees Japanese electronics giant Sony introducing some very drool-worthy products ranging from smartphone to imaging devices to home audio system.
an eReader is just an eReader. unlike tablet, the OS behind the device is not quite the ‘thing’ that make them shines, but even so, the Sony Reader PRS-T3 eReader managed to capture our attention. why? cos’ it has a Quick Charge feature which gives you the power to consume a 600-page novel with just 3 minutes of charging.
this suspiciously Nokia Lumia-lookalike phone is China mobile phone maker Xiaomi’s latest flagship after the Phone 2. aptly dubbed the Xiaomi Phone 3 (aka MI3), it would be available in either a 1.8GHz Tegra 4 processor or Snapdragon 800 (the latest variant) processor depending on which network (in China, obviously) you are getting the phone from.
if you are wondering why Hard Graft has only one camera accessory to offer, well, you can stop wondering, cos’ it now has not one, but three more accessories for style-conscious (and possibly, leather-loving) shutterbugs. the trio, a hold camera handle, hang camera strap, and box camera bag, sports Hard Graft’s signature vegetable tanned leather
we will not try to pretend that Android handsets don’t look alike. seriously, unless you scrutinize the handsets closely, most of them look pretty much the same. handset design won’t stray too far off its oblong design and the narrowing bezel hasn’t help much in differentiating them. the narrower the bezel is, the front is
it seems like music and cycling is made for each other – well, maybe it wasn’t before Turtle Shell Boombox came around. the Turtle Shell is pretty neat stuff, however, our preference for portable speaker is never a one-size-fits-all solution and which is why the same folks behind that hardy Turtle Shell has another
ever since the invention of camera, we have been blessed with the tool to capture our memories, but those memories are anything but complete. there are just things that are being left behind, literally. until now, the only other better way to capture a particular moment in its entirety is through videoing, but still, that doesn’t
whether you are looking for a fun camera for yourself or for your kids, the Bonzart Lit Digital Camera would certainly be a good fit. why? looking past the specs, it is one heck of an affordable digital camera, costing under 40 bucks. that’s right. 40 greenbacks is all your need to call one your own.