If you're reading this, chances are you're a gadget freak and may need to recharge multiple devices on a daily basis. That's when you're greeted by a pile of messy cables plugged into a dull-looking and maybe under-powered USB hub. Cable boxes may hi...
Pokémon Go players will have their choice of accessories soon, since the $35 Pokémon Go Plus accessory will be available September 16th "in most countries." Earlier today the game's makers claimed downloads are over 500 million, and ann...
Stick your iPhone on any smooth surface with Mega Tiny’s Anti-Gravity Case. Sure, it doesn’t actually defy gravity, but it does use some slick nano-suction tech to keep your phone securely on mirrors, glass, whiteboards, and more.
It’s perfect for watching videos while you practice the piano, checking out the news while you get ready in the morning, or shooting hands-free selfies.
The Anti-Gravity Case normally sells for $40, but we’ve got it in the Technabob Shop for just $29.99. It’s available for the iPhone 6/6S or 6 Plus/6S Plus.
Sometimes having a job is complete bullshit. We all have those days when the boss is being a dick and you don’t feel like working as much as you feel like rubbing hot sauce in his eyes and then beating him with that shitty copier they force the entire office to use. You could fake diarrhea and go home, but you can’t do that too often before people start to wonder about your intestinal health and try talk to you about seeing a doctor. An easier, and much less violent method to kill time in the office to have your MacBook covered in this Brik Books Build-on MacBook cover.
It won’t make your boss not be a dick, but it will give you something to play with at your desk, as you build stuff on your notebook like it was a fancy LEGO base plate. The cover is compatible with LEGO, Mega Bloks, and KRE-O. It doesn’t come with any building bricks; you will have to provide your own.
There are plates that snap onto the MacBook Air 11″, MacBook Air 13″, MacBook Pro 13″, and 15″ MacBook Pro. I’d assume they will pretty much fit any notebook in these dimensions with enough glue or tape. ThinkGeek has the cover for $59.99(USD) right now.
In the lead up to MWC, we've heard plenty of rumors about the LG G5 and its swappable accessories. The general idea is that you'll be able to slide out the bottom of the phone and replace it with some fresh or scenario-specific hardware. Now, we're s...
One of the most criticized features of Apple's ultra-thin and lightweight MacBook (along with its lack of computing power) is the solitary USB-C port. Not only can you not power the device and use an accessory at the same time, but it no longer has t...
Apple's iPad Pro is pricey even before you add in the $169 official keyboard case, but Logitech may have a way to make the whole package a little more palatable. It's now shipping its promised Create Keyboard Case for the gigantic tablet, and the a...
Mobile phones used to have a hole or a slot on their case for wrist straps, lanyards or trinkets, but this seems to have fallen out of modern designs. You can have that hole back with the Pluggy Lock. It’s a small aluminum loop that screws into the 3.5mm audio input.
As long as it’s properly screwed in, it’ll take considerable force to break off Pluggy Lock from your device. You can always unscrew it and store it in its magnetic carrying case if you need to use the input jack.
Pluggy Locks usually go for $25 (USD) to $35, but as of this writing it’s on sale for just $9 to $15.
[via The Gadget Flow]
There’s probably a God hidden somewhere in Greek mythology who is set to punish mankind by constantly entangling headphone wires everywhere. It’s overly frustrating and no matter how hard you try, those wires love playing Twister with each other inside your pocket. The solution? Spurn the wires to the seventh hell and don’t deal with them at all. The Bluepin is this facepalmingly simple Bluetooth clip that acts as a wireless remote between your headphones and your precious little device, so your phone doesn’t have to play hangman with your headphone cables. It has a clean single-button interface that doubles up as a dedicated key, based on whichever app your phone is running; making it so convenient, you won’t remember what life was like without it!
Designer: Pinpoint Design
Author: Sarang Sheth
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