Being a red-blooded American man while nursing a design habit is tricky: It's hard to be design-obsessed without resorting to throw pillows and wallpaper. And that makes those guys hard to shop for.READ MORE›
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Used to be that Windows users could admit the Mac was easy to use--they just complained there wasn't any software for the platform. Apple knew their weakness, too, so they endeavored to turn their developer tools into the envy ...READ MORE›
At a media event yesterday in New York, representatives from smartphone maker HTC passed around their latest creation: an Android-based device they're calling Hero. And... wow.
It bears saying I am not traditionally a fan of ...READ MORE›
LEGO has teamed with electronics designer Digital Blue to create a line of LEGO-inspired consumer electronics for creative kids and nostalgic adults alike. Announced earlier this year, the final product will be available this fall, ...READ MORE›
Tonight I took a test drive on the Brammo Enertia electric motorcycle in Tribeca, but it didn't smell, feel, or sound much like a motorcycle: There were no exhaust fumes, the bike was light (though it weighs 285 pounds), and ...READ MORE›
Though Intel and Psion have kissed and made up over the trademark term "netbook," it doesn't matter. A new PC from Toshiba has finally killed the genre. It's dead and gone. Because the mini NB205 is the quintessential ...READ MORE›
Who uses all those ridiculous pockets that you find in most laptop cases? No one, as far as we can tell. Which is why Cocoon designed a unique panel of elastic straps called the GRID-IT system, which you'll find in ...READ MORE›
Alfresco umbrellas shield us from the sun's rays, so why don't they also absorb rays so we can power our electronics off the grid? That's the thinking behind the Powerbrella, a solar-powered umbrella in development from SkyShades and ...READ MORE›
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