I admit I love wearing Bluetooth headsets for phone conversations (in the privacy of my car). However to wear them publicly, you have to get past the cyborg ribbing and the crazy look that people give you from looking at you like you’re talking crazy. Truth be told, most Bluetooth headsets are not worth the [...]
The Smartphone Experts Screen Protector for Apple iPhone Review
When I first got my iPhone, Vincent said he was going to hook me up with a bunch of cool accessories from the MY iTablet store. I told him no problem, as long as he didn’t mind me writing reviews about the items he sent. I figured he’d send an iPhone case or two, but [...]
The Smartphone Experts Metal Cover for Apple iPhone Review
This case is for all of the minimalists out there – those who want to put their iPhone in a pocket, who don’t want a lot of bulk, but who are worried about the screen because things can happen inside pockets. Well, there will be one less thing to worry about if your iPhone is [...]
A Open Source Router…With more power! The LX800-40 Review
Now, Open Source software has been running on routers for quite sometime, however most routers like the Linksys WRT54GL have limited resources. They have limited ram, limited CPU and limited on board storage. This limits greatly what can be done with the router software wise. So, eventually, you run up against a wall with what [...]
Review: The Sandisk Sansa Clip, The Smallest Big Music Player Around.
Not long ago, I brought you a review of Sansa’s latest and greatest portable media player, the Sansa View. Today, I will be looking at the View’s younger brother, the Clip. This is a small, 1, 2, or 4 GB media player, which clips onto your clothing for easy transportation. Perfect for the user who [...]
The Belkin TuneBase FM with ClearScan for iPod Review
One of the complaints that I’ve heard when doing FM transmitter reviews in the past, was that it can be hard to find a clear station to transmit through in larger cities. My biggest complaint has been that even when I’ve found a good station to hijack, the quality of the streaming music is all [...]
Setting Up and Using the Roomba 560
Today I unboxed and set up my recently received iRobot Roomba 560 evaluation unit. I figured it might be fun for those of you who are curious to see what’s involved…and then we could send it on a test run together. Consider this part one of its review, because I will be posting initial impressions [...]
Money Honey – The ALL-ETT Women’s Pocket Wallet Review
A while back, I shared about a line of wallets made by ALL-ETT Billfolds. To this day, I’ve have really enjoyed the European Leather version and the various compliments received. Mrs. WonderDawg continues to use the Original “World’s Thinnest Wallet” for its bulk reducing features and quality of the Spinmaker cloth material. Adam Muscat from [...]
Newcomer’s Guide To Upgrading MacBook Pro Memory And Saving $ 620
While ordering a MacBook Pro last month I shook my head at the obscene $700 $400 price that Apple charges for upgrading memory from the basic 2GB to 4GB. The additional 2GB of memory was quoted as a $ 700 upgrade option! Instead of paying Apple to add the memory during the order – I [...]
Time for a Coffee Break
Stop what you are doing for just a moment, and enjoy these pictures I just received in an email from my mother… It read, “There is a restaurant in Vancouver, there are actually three, where they dress up the lattes. You get to watch them create the pictures.” What can be done with coffee, cream, [...]
Definitely not the same Knight Rider
The new Knight Rider is set to launch in 6 days on NBC, and all is not going well for the NBC production from my perspective. First there was the ruckus by the Knight Rider fan boys over NBC choosing to go with a Mustang. And now Will Arnet has backed out of the role [...]
Yahoo! says, "no" to Microsoft
It’s almost official… Yahoo! is going to say no to the proposed MS buy-out… With all the hubbub wrapped around the unsolicited buy-out bid that Microsoft made a few days ago, I know a lot of people have been patiently watching and waiting to see what Yahoo! would say. It seems as though their answer [...]
E-TEN X800 Blog 2: Wi-Fi = No-Fi
One of the biggest draws to all of E-TEN’s devices is their radio offerings. Since the very beginning of my association with them, they’ve had just about ever method of connectivity known to man jammed in their device offerings: Quad-Band GSM EDGE (now 3G) Wireless 802.11b/g Wireless Networking GPS That’s one HECK of a lot [...]
The Ownersite Vehicle Maintenance Online Log Site Review
People like me, who are used to using a software program such as eWallet, know the value and convenience of having all of their important personal data in an easily accessible and secure location. Once you’ve put out the initial effort required during setup, staying on top of future entries is just a matter of [...]




