Google has become synonymous with innovation lately with projects that go further than what we would expect from a search engine. First they came up with their own phone, then the self driving car, and last year they amazed many when they talked about Project Glass, a new gadget that would bring the web to your eyes, wherever you went.
Sound systems: You can get the latest technology and the most wowing quality for the price of a car, or you can settle for a semi-decent low-tech model. There’s never been an in-between – until now. The Sonos Play:5 offers the incredible sound and wireless technology of Sonos at the relatively low barrier to entry of $400.
The desktop computer user, or someone with a TV/PC monitor setup, are only as mobile as their peripherals allow. Wireless technology comes in handy for those who want to be able to access their email and what-not from the couch as well as the desk. The latest innovation in wireless keyboards comes from Logitech in the form of their $67.00 K750 Solar Power model. While initially suspicious of the role and reliability of solar powered peripherals in indoor computer use, it was soon discovered that the K750 is not only reliable, it’s durable and comfortable too.
Here’s the rundown on the highly popular, stylish and pricey ($129.99) Jawbone ERA bluetooth headset made by Aliph. Let’s get right to the specs on this stunning bluetooth headset.
Ultimately you want your headset to allow you to hear in any circumstance. So the Jawbone Era comes equipped with Noise Assassin 3.0 which is their military grade noise and wind canceling technology that was originally developed for use by helicopter pilots and tank commanders. This technology eliminates background noise and auto adjusts the call volume based on your current surrounding environment. But it’s not just that you can hear, it’s how good you hear it. The Jawbone Era has a powerful 10mm wideband speaker with HD quality sound.
I wanted to share this retro looking clock with you today. I figure this type of item can make the perfect gift for the person who has everything, because they probably don’t have something like this.
It’s a stylish faux retro clock that would look good sitting on anyone’s desk. This auto flip clock is gear operated with flip down minute and hour display. It flips every 60 seconds. The base, spine and frame are made of metal while the flip down number swatches are made from durable acrylic. You’ll need one D battery to keep it running.
Way back in the late 90′s when I would want to keep prying eyes away from my files I used to hide them in folders within folders within folders. Only I would know which folders to open to eventually get to my “hidden files”. Of course this type of security is really old fashioned and is not secure at all.
When Windows began letting you create users and password protect your computer I then did that, but soon realized there was a way around that too. Also I didn’t want to lock my whole computer out, just a few folders.
Then later I downloaded software to password protect my files. This method has worked fine for me. The only drawback was that you’d have to load the program first and then the password to get access to the files. If you have a good password it’s pretty good security. However what if someone has installed a keylogger on your system that tracks all of your keystrokes?
The blu-ray disc format stores high-definition content that takes full advantage of an HDTV’s display capabilities. Additionally, a blu-ray disc player plays all your existing CDs and DVDs with the added benefit of improving their playback quality.
