Gadgets for men
Gadgets for men
Scientists build motion-tracking radar that detects breathing
Ever get the feeling that scientists are just deliberately trying to create a totalitarian police state sometimes? No? Let me help with that: a bunch of Brits have invented a radar device the size of a suitcase that can track moving objects and even pick up your breathing.
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Samsung really wants your old phone
Once you buy a new phone, you have a problem: Your old phone. I tend to donate mine to charity, because charities will take anything provided it works. But maybe you hate tax paperwork. In that case, Samsung has a deal for you: cash up front, no questions asked.
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MIT nerds build 18-foot robot called Stompy you can build yourself
Open source hardware and software is both a wonderful and terrible thing. It’s a wonderful thing in that it drives down the cost of making advanced technologies and allows new applications to be tried cheaply and simply.
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What’s hot this week in men’s fashion, gadgets, and gear
This weekly feature is a round-up, in conjunction with our friend Tim over at CoolMaterial.com of the hot new products appearing online this week.
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Perfectly Clear won’t make you a better photographer; will clean up your photos
As somebody who knows a little bit about photography, I hate Instagram and its knockoffs. Seriously. Stop using it. It doesn’t make your photos any more interesting, and it certainly doesn’t make them better.
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The Solowheel: All the dorkiness of unicycling without the skill
I used to be able to ride a unicycle. I’ve lost the ability to do so since I have done it in a decade and was never very good at it, but I know enough about it to know the Solowheel is a bad idea. At least riding a unicycle
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Hanson Robokind will haunt your nightmares
I love robots. I have a perfectly reasonable fear of them, because they’re probably going to start killing us eventually, but until then, robots are awesome.
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Amazon brings Instant Video to iPad
One of the more annoying things about the Kindle Fire is how tight-assed Amazon has been about content. I have Amazon Prime, like most people who live in a city, and I buy a lot of stuff off of Amazon Instant Video.
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Google Wallet will finally work with any credit card
I’ve been and remain skeptical about mobile payments. I simply don’t think people want to pay for their stuff with their phones. Yes, the Japanese do it, but the Japanese also listen to J-pop.
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Mercier-Jones hybrid hovercraft vastly more awesome than hybrid cars
I bag on electric vehicles and hybrids a lot on this site, but that’s because the styling is awful. Yes, I know they’re not designed to rip down highways at 200 mph but do they have to be so bland and inoffensive?
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Aperion Summit wireless speaker system configures itself for you
The Aperion Summit wireless speaker system for 5.1 or 7.1 sound is seemingly perfect, especially for non-audiophiles who don’t want to spend hours placing speakers and stringing wire. But there is one drawback to it.