aXbo sleepphase alarmclocks get a smart snooze feature
The aXbo Sleepphase Alarm Clock knows the perfect time to wake you up and now it knows just the right length of time to let you snooze when you press the snooze button. aXbo has launched a new feature called iSnooze which considers your sleep phases unlike snooze features that wake you at fixed intervals. With the iSnooze function, the aXbo user will thus be woken gently from an optimal sleep phase for a second time while dozing. Current aXbo clocks can be upgraded with this new iSnooze feature for free by download of the software "up2date" on ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | Arkon Rear Seat Headrest Mount and Custom Fit Protective Holder for Apple iPad Review
Going on car trips with kids can be rough. Hearing "are we there yet" too many times can make the trip seem endless. Electronics companies, and even car manufacturers, recognize this and make a variety of entertainment devices to keep those little backseat passengers occupied and entertained. If your car doesn't have the built-in DVD players and you don't own a portable DVD player, you could just let your kids use your iPad for entertainment. Get yourself a ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | Olivetti launches OliPad, Italy's first Android tablet
Olivetti is joining a long line of companies that are offering Android tablets. The Olivetti OliPad has a 10-inch (1024 x 600) display, 3G, WiFi, and Bluetooth connectivity. The OliPad has a dual Cortex A9 NVidia processor running Android OS, and also features USB and HDMI ports and a 1.3 megapixel camera. The OliPad will go on sale to the Consumer market via Telecom Italia on March 7th and will cost €399. ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | Featured Free Resource | Using the Magic Pocket: A Dropbox Guide This 36 page guide explains the benefits of using Dropbox, including syncing your files online and across your computers automatically, sharing files in a few clicks and backing up files online without having to think about it. | Featured Free Resource Nintendo will offer 3D content for the Nintendo 3DS Last year, we reported that Nintendo planned to introduce a new game console that will support 3D displays without the need of special glasses. In the Nintendo keynote at the Game Developers Conference 2011, Satoru Iwata president and CEO of Nintendo announced that 3D content that will be available for the Nintendo 3DS. Beside recording 3D movies on the device, the Nintendo 3DS will feature streaming video from Netflix, including 3D video content. Nintendo will offer a special 3D video channel that will include movie trailers, music videos, and comedy shorts. As for gaming, Nintendo announced a Super Mario game for the 3DS, that will be further detailed at the E3 expo this June. Nintendo will introduce an eShop, where you will be able to download games to the device, including 3D-remastered classic games. The Nintendo 3DS device will be available in the US on March 27th and will have a price of $250. Nintendo is working hard to offer interesting 3D content for the device. Do you think 3D games and movies are the next buzz? ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | V-Moda Crossfade LP Headphones Review Crossfade is the act of fading one song out as you fade another in, resulting in continuous music with little or no break in the sound. Its something that club DJs do to keep the dance floor crowded and the mood electric. It is in this vein that ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | Here's a Use for Your Old iPad – Griffin Crayola ColorStudio HD If you’re getting the new iPad 2 later this week, pass along your old one to your kids so they can use the Crayola ColorStudio HD from Griffin. They’ll use a custom-built digital stylus, the iMarker, along with the Crayola ColorStudio HD coloring app. The app can differentiate between your child’s fingers and the iMarker, so she’ll be able to both color and manipulate the coloring space without having to toggle modes on the iMarker. The app comes with a library of coloring pages, and your child can design her own animated pages. Pages can be printed out for coloring with regular Crayolas. The app offers other games and activities, and the app content will updated periodically. There’s no release date or price available yet, but you can sign up at Griffin to be notified when details are known. ... Read more... �� �� �� �� | You are receiving this newsletter because you opted-in to receive relevant communications from TheGadgeteer.com. If you would like to manage your newsletter preferences or if you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, please click here. TheGadgeteer.com, Columbus, Indiana Contact: newsletter@the-gadgeteer.com |
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