Kickstarter project lets you turn on your lights with your mobile
Work away from home? Multiple light fittings? Just plain lazy? A new Kickstarter project might be for you.
Still king of the NAS operating systems
Most people wouldn’t think of the OS that their storage system uses. After all, it’s job is to sit there and function quietly, not actually be usable, right?
Loads of tech, tiny package
Premium sports headphone maker Bluetooth have announced what they’re calling the MVP of their lineup of sports orientated Bluetooth headphones.
Adjustable settings to suit your gaming style
Roccat today announced their newest gaming mouse, The Lua.
Suited for both left and right handed gamers, The Lua features seven different tracking speeds; “250, 500, 1000, 1250, 1500, 1750, and 2000 – so gamers can play with accuracy at the speed that matches their style”.
Snazzy light show, but bye bye fingerprints!
I was so enthralled in my recent review of the Arduino Uno starter kit from RS Components that I started scouring the net for other interesting projects that I could try.
Zip up your earbuds.
Weird and wonderful gadget pioneers Thumbs Up! have today announced one of those products that you just look at and nod in an understanding fashion.
Gigabit wireless for everyone!
D-Link today announced their latest home router, the The Cloud Gigabit Router (DIR-865L).
Almost everything you could ever need to get into Arduinos
I like it when I get sent products to review. I like it even more when it’s something as interesting as the Arduino Uno Starter Kit from RS Components.
Centralised storage goes wireless.
Every now any then you come across a new idea and think to yourself “I can’t believe someone didn’t come up with that years ago”. That’s probably what people said when someone had the idea of pre-cutting baked goods so that customers didn’t have to, but now there’s a product that might just be the best thing since sliced bread.
Fancy yourself a bit of a photographer? Pick yourself up a copy of The Guardian on Saturday the 17th and you’ll also walk away with an 84 point guide to photography.
