official name it does not have, but that doesn’t dispel our excitement over what could be the first-party game controller from a giant electronic maker. showcased at the Samsung GALAXY S IV launch event last week is the Samsung Game Pad, a Bluetooth game controller to complement your Samsung
having doubts about the current temperature that your favorite smartphone app tells you? for an average person, that inaccuracy is probably something one could live with, but for those who demands real temperature reading, you really need to check out the Thermodo, a tiny electrical thermometer
Apple is not the reigning portable gadget maker and hence, we don’t depend on Lightning cable all the time. so if you are like most of us here that has the need for both the Apple Lightning cable and a microUSB cable (common among non-Apple devices), then The Orobis Transform should help
Google Nexus 7’s form factor makes it a handy multipurpose ebook reader and so, wouldn’t it be more awesome if it actually look like a book? that is exactly what DODOcase Nexus 7 Case will do for your beloved Nexus 7. available in Classic and Solid versions, these cases offer protection to your 7-inch tablet while infusing them with the fine craftsmanship…
touchscreen smartphone gaming is fun but it is not without flaws and one such noticeable flaw is the touch itself. since touch controls share the same real estate as your game, it tends to block out some part of your gaming display which is not good for your gaming experience. this is the part where the PhoneJoy Play game controller for smartphones can…
the switch from the 30-pin to the Lightning connector has practically rendered many pre-iPhone 5 sound dock useless but that doesn’t mean they are as good as dead. in fact, with dockBoss air from CableJive your sound docks are far from dead and this nifty 1-inch square accessory will even make your sound dock more ‘sociable’. costing $34.95 a pop, the dockBoss…
are you one of the 20 millions users of the Samsung GALAXY S III? if yes, Huston-based smartphone accessories maker, SEIDIO have just the product that will turn your otherwise fragile S III into one tough nut. meet the SEIDIO OBEX Waterproof Case for S III. unlike its namesake, it does more than just keep fluids out of your precious gadget. not only it is IP68 certified…
one thing that smartphone users can’t get enough are cases but sadly, the market has been flooded with cheap, look-like-each-other, plastic cases that though protects your precious devices, they just don’t cut it in the style and individualism departments. that’s even worst when it comes…
ever since the adoption of touchscreen, the biggest gripe known to man is perhaps the lack of tactile touch. under ‘normal’ usage of the phone, this ‘issue’ is nonexistence (we just love to type and swipe, don’t we?) but it becomes more apparent once we get down to typing or playing games. while tactile-feel cravers have their fix with miniaturize Bluetooth…
you know what? you can really trust Japanese computer peripherals and accessories maker, Elecom to come with some rather quirky stuff. next up in its never-ending quest for quirky and novel products is this NFC-enabled silicon keyboard (model TK-FNS040BK) aka Elecom one2TOUCH NFC Keyboard. so what the heck is a NFC-enabled…
until Amazon actually announces its Kindle Fire successor (or successors), Google Nexus 7 tablet is perhaps the hottest tablet at this moment. with orders overwhelming its supply, it is natural that accessories for this gadget will flood the market in no time. Waterfield Designs is among the first to kick off a…