If you’ve played guitar, you’ve seen other’s guitar pedal rigs. A big box filled with pedals and power cords so they can get the right sound for a song. But what if you could jam that all into one pedal? What if I said you can with an iPad, two apps, and a single pedal? […]
If you are a podcaster or a music maker that wants to record on the go, the Blue Microphones Raspberry USB is a great microphone to have in your bag. It’s small, portable, and looks good if you have it set up in your shot. And it packs some technology you can only get through […]
Last week I was in New York for TechCrunch Disrupt. I got some great videos and tons of awesome footage of Times Square. However, when I returned my back decided to rebel from carrying 40 lbs throughout the city. Its been a tough weekend of recouping. Before the back siezed up I was able to […]
Courtney Wallin interviews the group at iGrip. They have Universal holders – Blackberry, iOS, HTC. Even some GPS devices like Garmin and TomTom. Simply connect your device to the iGrip, then fasten to the dash. The PerfektFit holders hold almost any device. With or without a case. iGrip also demonstrated the case attached to a bike handlebar. […]
While we were at the Venetian, we ran into I’m Watch. They have the world’s first smart watch. Not an enclosure of an iPod, but an actual watch. This is a small, ergonomic watch, with a similar interface to a smart phone. In multiple colors, you can get a watch to match your fashion. You […]
Pre-Cap of what you will hear on the Day in Tech History podcast, over on www.dayintechhistory.com
Jeffrey Powers – www.dayintechhistory.com – Has put together a full infographic on the life of Steve Jobs. From Apple to NeXT, Apple to OS X. iPod to iPad.
Pia Chon from iLuv joins Andy and Esby on the TPN Live CES coverage. They brought the iLuv Audio Cube Application Enhanced Dock. This is a iPad dock that turns the iPad, iPhone, iPod into a full smaller scale multimedia center. With the application, you can tune in internet radio stations, weather conditions, or a […]
So I walk to the car, press a button and open the door. I press the brake and push the start button – The car starts. Pretty cool. As long as I have that FAB, I feel like I don’t have to lock the car. Maybe I can get a car that looks like an […]
Apparently there is a new iPhone application out there that lets me monitor my sleep cycle by simply sleeping with the iPhone at the corner of the bed. The application is called Sleep Cycle by Lexware Labs. It is currently a $0.99 app in the iTunes store as an introductory offer. The application is simple: […]
Bloomberg considers the effect of the new Apple iPhone OS 3.0 on the apps store and predicts more apps and fiercer competition amongst developers. Read the full story here. See the apps store here. Now, I do not have an iPhone and wouldn’t get one on a bet. I don’t like Apple’s walled garden. (Heck, […]
This week’s review is for the CastGrabber – an internet appliance that takes valid RSS feeds and uploads podcasts to your MP3 player. This video shows you a little about how the CastGrabber works. I also talk about the good and the bad – well, more of a wishlist to this Standalone Podcast downloader. One […]
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