Adobe is known for its software, now it’s turning its attention to cloud-based hardware with the Adobe Project Mighty & Napoleon ($TBA). Mighty is a three-sided, pressure sensitive stylus that is connected to a cloud clipboard. The other part of this duo is the Napoleon. It’s basically a digital ruler that gives you the feel of drawing with analog tools like a triangle or t-square. The Mighty and Napoleon currently aren’t available, but you can sign up at Adobe’s site for updates.
Google is finally pulling back the curtains on its much anticipated wearable computer, Google Glass ($1500). The Google Glass is a wearable computer. It does pretty much everything that your current mobile devices can do, except handsfree. The Glass allows you to record video, take photos, get directions, do searches and basically share your daily […]
If you’re anything like me and the rest of the world, you have stashes of alkaline batteries scattered around the house all in various states of charge. Now thanks to the Batteriser ($3) you can extend the life of your disposable batteries by up to 800%! It does this by tapping into the 80% of […]
The Snooperscope ($99) lets you use your mobile device’s screen to see in total darkness. It employs special optics and infrared lights so you can see any area covered by the light even though you only see total darkness with your eyes. The Snooperscope comes with a threaded and a magnet mount so you can […]
Designers or artists alike will find solidarity in the Cubiio Portable Laser Engraver ($379). Delivered as an alternative to the once bulky and hard to operate engravers of the past, this innovative model fits in every studio and on every desktop with ease. Controlled wirelessly through an app available in both Apple Store and Google […]