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Protect yourself when you slice

  • Author: adryana
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Jul 7,2010

And enter the world of kitchen gadgets and present support for the most awkward or beginners in the culinary arts – Safe Slice.

Slice is a safe device to protect your fingers when the knife blade sharp divide slices or vegetables / fruits. It is recommended when you hurry and do not feel like making a soup of fingers

This gadget for the kitchen cost $ 6.98 and definitely worth the money. Read the rest of this entry »


Dynamite and bombs on the cake

  • Author: adryana
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Jul 7,2010

A birthday is always a special day, cake also, but we often inpotolim the candles. Surely you tired of candles with old numbers will betray fulfilled. How about some candles shaped in the form of dynamite or bombs? Explosive sounds, huh?

These candles will attract unusual attention to all guests through ingenuity and uniqueness. The price of such candles is $ 9.95 for a set of six bombs and $ 9.95 for a set of 10 dynamic.

PS: This will NOT blow candles on the cake and will be off if you blow on them. Read the rest of this entry »


Umbrella trimmer

  • Author: adryana
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Jul 7,2010

There are many unnecessary gadgets, but it seems that this new invention has a practical utility as possible. Umbrella trimmer hair cut and collect all stops to put on clothes or on foot is perfect for any hairdresser who professes home.

This umbrella for lawn saves you the effort to raise the hair on the floor and clothes customer size is adjustable around the neck and can be used for both adults and children. Use umbrella trimmer and you will have more satisfaction when you trimm! Read the rest of this entry »


LavNav – particularly inspired gadgeteering

  • Author: adryana
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Jul 2,2010

Yes, it seems absurd, but we admit that the smuff is a truly inspired invention of gadgets! In the middle of the night surfing the Lavra is one of the inevitable irritations of life onemesti, but it is even more annoying in that you must go blind if you light up half the light.

If we survive this procedure, we have a big-little surprise that we can steal a few years of life: the toilet lid left up! How much agony, what nervous breakdown, oh boy how can we torture violent attack in one second! Read the rest of this entry »


5 Gadgets That Will Transform Your Home

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Jun 14,2010

I live in a somewhat futuristic home. I have robots to help me with chores, computers to control my environment and entertainment, and a large and growing number of glowing screens that serve me an infinite variety of content.

Most of the gadgets that make for truly transformative modern living are surprisingly affordable, and they’re changing our homes month by month and year by year into something that resembles our fantastic visions of “the future.”

Here are five gadgets you can buy now (or a couple months from now) that will change the way you live, work and play.

And be sure to let us know your favorite futuristic, time-saving gadgets in the comments. Read the rest of this entry »


26 T-Shirts for Internet Geeks and Web Workers

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: May 21,2010

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T-shirts are an interesting communication vehicle. They allow you to express yourself and to connect with like minded people.

Over the years I came across some cool t-shirts for Internet geeks and web workers, and today I decided to compile a collection of them. All the images are linked to where you can buy the t-shirt (no affiliate links, don’t worry). Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »


British garbage collectors to get 1,500 BlackBerrys

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: May 21,2010

First it was the rozzers, now British bin men are getting BlackBerrys as part of their job equipment pack.

Biffa, a private garbage collection firm responsible for cleaning up 25 local authorities around the UK, has agreed a £1.7 million ($2.44 million) deal with Vodafone for the provision of some 1,500 BlackBerry handsets along with dongles and 3G data cards.

This somewhat curious capital investment has been made in order to allow drivers to download maps, collect data from customers, liaise with head office, and even take photos where necessary.

The RIM phones will also allow Biffa to track its trucks’ locations — an option that’s sure to get plenty of use, considering how much Brits love to keep an eye on things. Read the rest of this entry »


Top 10 Modern Gadgets with Retro Styling

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Mar 20,2010

If you’re a gadget-lover fed up of filling your home with ice white this and brushed aluminum that, then check out this selection of totally stylin’ items offering a design blast from the past.

Retro, vintage, old school or just classic, whatever your interpretation, we’ve dug out ten gadgets that boast classic good looks as well as bang-up-to-date functionality. Read the rest of this entry »


A Google TV Set-Top Box is Coming

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Mar 17,2010

A Google TV Set-Top Box is Coming

We knew vaguely that Google was looking toward the living room, but the NYTimes has the details on Google TV, an ambitious platform to deliver web content to Android-based set-top boxes and TVs through partnerships with Sony, Intel, and Logitech.

Google hopes that the new platform will succeed where dozens of lesser efforts have failed—to truly and seamlessly integrate web content onto TVs, bringing services like Twitter and sites like YouTube, in addition to games, webapps, and, of course, Google’s search, to the big screen. The Google TV software reportedly includes a version of Google’s Chrome browser for doing some light surfing, as well.

The Times says Google TV will be delivered on set-top boxes that use Intel Atom chips and run an Android-based platform, though the technology will also reportedly be built directly into Blu-ray players and TVs from Sony. Additionally, Google is working with Logitech to built a keyboard-equipped remote control for the platform. Read the rest of this entry »


Inside Microsoft’s Secret Stealth Data Centers

  • Author: admin
  • Filed under: General
  • Date: Mar 17,2010

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The cloud” isn’t some nebulous thing existing just beyond your computer’s consciousness. As Microsoft showed us, it’s stacks of hard drives packed into shipping containers, parked in secret data centers all around the world. Physically real, but still beautiful.

Microsoft’s cloud capability isn’t just interesting because Ballmer told us it was. It’s the only serious hardware company that also has a serious cloud capability. (Google can’t touch Microsoft’s hardware, and Apple can’t touch either in online services.)

As for these servers, you should get the basic concept: Networked storage with hot-swappable drives. Take that idea, extend it to power and cooling, and multiply it by thousands of drives, and you get what Microsoft is deploying for its cloud services—be it Exchange Server or Bing or Office 2010. Read the rest of this entry »







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