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<span style="font-size: 14pt">Touch Screen Gloves - $10</span>
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Re: Ladies Corner - Release the Geek in you!
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Re: Ladies Corner - Release the Geek in you!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: J kid</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Komen Eco Friendly Laptop Tote Bag
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Fimi ooman couldn't bring dis fugly ting inna mi house enuh :dwl;
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Re: Ladies Corner - Release the Geek in you!
Phone buried in your purse and you cant get to it just now under all that <span style="text-decoration: line-through">junk</span> stuff? Are you afraid of forgetting it on the store counter, again? Well, Sony's.......
<span style="font-size: 14pt">Smart watch brings the internet to your wrist:</span>
While looking as your ordinary wristwatch at a first glance, the SmartWatch is much more than that. The micro display accessory can establish an active Bluetooth communication with pretty much any Android-based smartphone out there. In other words, you can connect this gizmo via Bluetooth to an Android handheld, so that you can receive email and SMS notifications, manage calls, keep tabs on your social networking accounts, as well as control music and snap pictures on your phone.
The SmartWatch comes pre-loaded with 15 apps, including Facebook, Twitter, Calendar Notifications, Gmail, and a Weather widget, but you can also download a bunch of other compatible apps from Google Play.
The 1.3-inch OLED display with 128 x 128 pixels resolution is crisp enough and offers pretty good viewing angles (considering its size), being very easily mountable to any standard watch band. Furthermore, the SmartWatch is very sleek, measuring a mere 0.03 inches thickness, as well as functional, with a robust, but elegant dust and splash resistant aluminum casing.
As far as autonomy goes, you pretty much risk forgetting when you last powered the gadget, as manufacturers claim that it can go for up to three or four days of “typical usage” between charges.
The gadget can be purchased right now at Sony’s online store for $149.99, which, if you ask me, is a decent price for what this little guy can do. It also comes with its own black rubber strap and clip, so you won’t have to worry about buying that separately in order to enjoy the device’s functionality.
I personally like very much the fact that the gadget is not only compatible with the Japanese’ line of Xperia smartphones, but also with a whole bunch of handhelds from HTC, Motorola, Samsung, and others. I’m not sure if there’s a complete list of devices that work with the SmartWatch, but the guys at Sony stated in the press release issued earlier today that the gizmo is compatible with “most Android (2.1 and above) smartphones”.
So, how about it, ladies and gents? Would you fancy such a gadget for those moments when you need a subtle way to check out your Facebook or Twitter accounts? Or for when you simply can’t handle a smartphone with enough care? Please hit us with a comment and let us know! And also, don’t forget to check out the promotional video clip below!
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Never Lose Your Cell Phone Again!
We’ve all done it haven’t we? How many times have you put down your iPhone somewhere and forgotten where it is? I know I constantly leave mine in the car or end up ringing it from another phone to locate it.The iAlert Tag from Apple accessory specialist Cirago is a neat device which will ensure that you’ll never have to go searching for your Apple devices ever again. It’s essentially a viper alarm device which pairs with your iPhone or iPad or both, via Bluetooth 4 and the moment either one is separated from the tag you receive an alert either as a vibration or a preset alarm.A free companion app is also available which allows you to customise the alert sound you want together with some additional security options. For example if you have the tag on your key ring and have left that somewhere, you can get the tag to sound an alert via your iphone or iPad. You can even use the tag to lock your laptop or notebook if you want to step away from it for a few minutes.The tag supports the Apple iPhone 4S, 3rd Generation iPad, and Windows PC equipped with Bluetooth 4.The IAlert Tag’s low energy emissions means your device will stay active for at least 12 months before you’ll need to replace the battery.Patrick Lo, President of Cirago International remarks “The iAlertTag is an easy to use and energy efficient device that can help users track and find their misplaced mobile device.”Cirago iAlert Tag wirelessly secures, alerts, and located iPhone/iPad, Bluetooth 4.0 iAT1000DescriptionThe iAlertTag is the solution to keep you from leaving your iPhone or valuables behind. The iAlertTag creates a link with your iPhone so that anytime your phone and the tag are separated, both the tag and your phone would vibrate and produce an alarm sound.• SECURES: The iAlertTag is the solution to keep your iPhone/iPad, and valuables that are attached to the iAlertTag, close to you. The iAlertTag creates a wireless link with your iPhone/iPad.• ALERTS: If you forget and leave your iPhone/iPad behind, the iAlertTag reminds you by vibrating and/or producing an alarm sound. Or, if the iAlertTag is attached to your keys and you leave your keys behind, the iPhone/iPad will sound an alarm to alert you.• LOCATES: Forget where you have placed your phone? Simply press the button on the iAlertTag and your phone will sound an alarm. Or if you have misplaced the iAlertTag, press the "Find iAlertTag" button on the app and the iAlertTag alarms with sound and/or vibration.• LOCKS YOUR WINDOWS LAPTOP: Step away from your laptop for a few minutes? The iAlertTag will send a signal to lock your laptop when you walk away (Cirago BTA8000 required)The iAlertTag is based on the latest Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy technology, so the lightweight compact tag is extremely energy efficient. Under normal usage, the tag can be used for about one year before the need to replace the battery. iAlertTag comes with a free companion app which you can download from the iTunes store. The iAlertTag app allows you full customizations, such as selecting alarm sounds for the tag.Benefits and FeaturesKeep your iPhone with youFind your iPhoneLock your Windows laptop
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15 year child ready or emergency phone (on a single AA battery):
When you can’t rely on your smartphone battery to last forever, use the SpareOne emergency phone as backup.
Tis the season for new smartphone announcements. Whether you are a diehard gadgeteer or a general consumer shopping for a new phone, one of the most important thing you want to learn about a product is how long the battery lasts. You never know when you will need to make calls during emergency situations. Luckily, you don’t always have to rely on smartphones in case of long term power outages. The SpareOne emergency cellphone is your perfect backup, running on a single AA battery and can reportedly last up to 15 years with 10 hours of talk time.
We received a demo unit of the SpareOne phone and it’s as bare as an emergency phone gets. The candybar style device has all the buttons in the front, is extremely lightweight, and comes complete with the one AA battery it needs to power on. You’ll need to insert your own micro SIM card to make calls, but 911 will always work with or without a SIM. SpareOne recently released the device with a new waterproof, floating bag so your one emergency won’t get destroyed, making it durable in an all-weather situation.
While it’s not a particularly fancy gadget, it does seem like a fairly useful one to have sitting in your emergency shelf. If necessary, the phone also doubles as an torchlight and and last up to 24 hours with the single AA battery. Though the idea is for SpareOne to be an emergency backup phone, the device could make for a good starter phone for younger kids whom you don’t believe has the responsibility of owning a smartphone just yet — but should still have cellphone access at the minimum. It could also make for a good rugged, traveling phone for when you take outdoor trips and don’t want to ruin your fancy iPhone 5. Of course, the only problem you’ll run into in these situations is having to actually remember your contacts’ phone numbers or carry a phonebook … and when was the last time anyone did either?
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/...#ixzz2Hgr5UiYc
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