Pebble Steel review: a good smartwatch gets more style
MOSS Zombonitron 1600 reviewed: a magnetic robotic kit
Review: Cutting the cable cord with ClearStream and Tablo
Review: The Gen 2 Cookoo Smartwatch leaves the first behind
Review: Sphero’s Ollie spins circles around its Robot competitors
For the most part, many of the iOS based toys nowadays have potential, but are very limited to what they can do. The Parrot Mini-Drones for example were fun, but not that expansive in ability. They both also cost more than the Sphero Ollie, a brand new challenger into the fold. Ollie comes from the same science and physics loving minds behind the Sphero and promises to continue branching fun and physics at an affordable price. You know what? It’s great fun too. Come check out the Sphero Ollie.
IK Multimedia iLoud Review
The iLoud Studio Monitor Speaker is a small package that can pack a hefty little punch. It’s meant for listening to music like other wireless speakers, but it also has special features. If you’re a musician looking for a small keyboard amp or software-driven guitar amp, or if you need to check mixes on the go to make sure they’ll translate well to other systems, the iLoud has you covered.
Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router Reviewed
If a growing horde of smartphones, tablets, game consoles, laptops, smart appliances, connected cameras and video streamers is congesting your Wi-Fi network, Netgear has a solution. The Nighthawk X6 Tri-Band Wi-Fi router offers a total of 3.2Gbps over three Wi-Fi bands to maximize the wireless performance of each of those devices. I plugged one in to my home network and here’s how the stealthy looking, six-antenna router performed.
Leapfrog Leappad 3: Learn while having fun
Make learning fun with the new LeapPad3 from Leap Frog! This week I had the opportunity to try the LeapPad3 and a variety of games from the Leap Frog Learning Library, and here’s what I thought:
Review: Pebble watch enhances your Smartphone
The Pebble watch pairs with your smartphone to run apps right from your wrist. See that important email or text or who is is calling without having to pull your phone out.
Dancing on the ground, in the air and on the ceiling...
I think there are few people out there that enjoy spiders, whether they be the flying or crawling kind. Parrot’s Rolling Spider is one that doesn’t have 8 legs, but is a miniature quad-copter with detachable wheels. It’s a breeze to set up and play with, and can even land itself without worrying about clumsy timing! Come check out this small yet imaginative device!