Geekazine has decided to venture into the crowdfunding game by joining Patreon. As we’re approaching 10 years of podcasting and content creation, I have found the last couple years have not been as lucrative as in past. Cancelling a few events I attend for fresh content, I am now in a precarious situation as to […]
I have been going to SXSW Interactive for the last 5 years. It continues to be a great resource for people like me who don’t live in San Francisco or Austin for tech. Every year I have felt welcomed by one area in the convention center. The TechSet Social Media Lounge. This year, it was […]
I quit smoking over 6 years ago and it was a long, hard process. That is why I really liked what I saw in Quitbit. It’s a lighter that helps you quit smoking. The Quitbit is an electric lighter with bluetooth connection to your smartphone. Every time you light up a cigarette, it will log your […]
Not only did I get to see and play with the Roku 3 at SXSW, I also found out about PBS and PBS Kids coming to the Roku! With over 750 channels, Roku is definitely the best set top box for Internet television. About Roku 3 Roku 3 is the newest version of the Roku […]
Satzuma is a toy maker with a lot of fun gadgets for the adult-child. Today they were showing off their new Alarm clock with additions like a 4-port USB hub and mini LED fan for those hot summer nights. Prices were quite reasonable as well, ranging in the $15-20 market. You can grab the goods […]
Nikon introduced 2 new adapters that allow a camera to connect to a smartphone via wireless. The adaptors – WU–1a and WU–1b – can be used with new models of Nikon cameras. Nikon D5200 Nikon’s newest line of camera is the Nikon D5200; a 24.1 megapixel single lens reflex digital camera with 14 bit RAW, JPEG at 1:4, 1:8 […]
while at CES 2012, we stopped by the Energizer booth to find out what they’re working on. We learned about their newest travel charger — called the iSurge. it is an ingenious charger that you can set your iPhone right on top of to charge. The newest charger is specifically made for micro USB powered […]
He is known as one of the first Video Bloggers. Living in Boston MA, Steve decided to put video into his blog in 2004. Ever since, he’s been creating content for the Web. His book is called Get Seen: Online Video Secrets to building your Business. It talks about his trials and tribulations in creating […]
Posterous is a great online sharing blogging program. Email in your post and it shows up on the site. Pictures, audio and more. If you want to just blog, you can do that too. Jeffrey Powers talks to Caroline about Posterous. We talk about what’s happening at Posterous and coming up in the future. We […]
There are many networks out there for professionals. Did you know there is a OTT solution for doctors and nurses? That is the ProMed Network. Jeffrey Powers caught Jamie Davis right after their session about Set top Boxes (Roku, Boxee). Jamie is excited about the ProMed Network and putting the channels on all the devices. […]
Jeffrey Powers talks with Sandy Ordonez from Girls in Tech. They are a community of people that focus on… well, girls in tech. The club is not discriminatory – guys can join. But it is a great resource for all women that are part of technology. They reach out to women and give them resources […]
Stepping off the heels of Dragon Age Origins would be a big challenge for anyone. I’m sure I’m not the only one that waited eagerly to see if Bioware could do what we all know they are capable of. So did it live up to the hype? Am I eagerly waiting for any DLC that […]
I meet up with Erik Papir to show off the flagship product, the FlexCampus. The flagship: an A-10500, is a machine that can pass 40 GB connectivity with a possible 100 GB down the road (when ready). It is perfect for a campus connections in one chassis. “We see campuses starting to leverage video and multimedia” […]
FlexFabric converges the DataCenter together, FlexCampus brings it across the network and FlexBranch brings it in off campus. This is FlexNetwork. Using Riverbed, Matthew Norwood from In Search of Tech talks with Kowshik Bhat from HP about the FlexBranch. Sponsor: GoToMeeting makes it easy to collaborate online with anyone, anywhere. Try it free (use promo code Podcast).
It was a great 5 day contest, with one winner becoming victorious over all others. The contest was part of a 25 day contest through Lenovo. On April 29th, I opened up my contest. The tasks were simple – record a bumper that you are watching Geekazine, then tweet about it. Several people entered. Below […]
I took a trip down to Milwaukee, Wi with my fellow MadisonSMC members Wendy, Brian and Marvic to meet Gary Vaynerchuck. He was promoting his new book – the Thank You Economy. We went down for the Tweet-up, then to listen to him speak. The group got there at around 4:30 pm where we met up with Chad Schomber and Katie Felten […]
Sony is coming out with a Consumer 3D cameras. The TD10 is like having 2 cameras in one. The Sony Bloggie – a handheld digital – is also coming in 3D Double full HD – It has two processors and two lenses. HD 1080p 60fps. It’s in pure 3D with convergence. For those with 2D TV’s, […]
Canon showed off their pro line of cameras at CES 2011. We saw the Mini XA10, XF100 and the Canon XF105, which will retail for about $4300. It will feature SDI out and storage space for two compact flash cards that will be capable of dual-recording. That’s a bargain price for this powerful of a device. […]
RCA unveiled a TV with Android in the set. Not Google, but Android. It’s a 42″ TV with full HD capability. Android 2.2 is running on the device and the best part is it’s an open system – anyone that wants to write applications for it can. While it’s an open idea system, the real […]
Ultra-thin, aluminum chassis and a sleek new look is the Samsung 950 TV series. Great for 3D and 2D TVs. This is an LED panel that will come as a monitor and an HDTV. This TV is expected to have full 1080p at 240Hz, built-in WiFi, Internet Apps and a touchscreen remote. Interview by Todd Cochrane of […]
The design looks pretty space-aged. However, the fact you can see a picture from either side is pretty cool. That is the Dia Parrot photo frame. The Parrot Wifi is a 10.4″ WiFi enabled device that runs 4:3 800×600 and stores 200 MB in pictures. Therefore, you can take a picture from your smartphone and […]
We all know one of the big things at CES this year were tablets. Of course, with that you need tablet accessories. That is where the QMadix comes in. Qmadix is showing off a nice portfolio case for your Tablet. Bound in leather, it looks similar to portfolio cases I’ve used in years past. However, […]
Iomega has announced they have Boxee inside. Iomega has been working with Boxee to build a TV with the Set Top Box built in. Therefore, not only do you have a Boxee, you also have a NAS connected via DLNA. You can get a TV, or external device. The devices will be available in February, […]
We’ve all done it. Tried to get home, but our eyes just cannot focus on the road. Need sleep, but also need to get to your bed to do so. If we only had a coach to help us get home safe. That is what ASP is all about. It is the Anti Sleep Pilot […]
Normally I wouldn’t report about iPhone cases, but when there is a case that makes the phone heavier with a price that is $49, but the end result is cool, then I have to stop and get an interview. The company is Wicked Metal Jacket. They make iPhone (and soon iPad) cases in aircraft quality […]