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.
The Transporter Sync ($99) connects to your external hard drive and provides access to all of your files wherever you are. Just connect the Sync to your router and plug in any USB drive and in a few minutes your Mac or PC will find it on you network. When your away from your house […]
Fogo: The Ultimate Adventure Multi-Tool ($200) allows you to take one device on your adventures that does absolutely everything. It contains the three major tools every active person should have; GPS, walkie-talkie, and a flashlight. All in a waterproof light-weight package. The GPS also contains a motion tracker and digital compass. It will determine points […]
If your not into deep sea diving, but want to still get some cool under water photos check out the HydroView from Aquabotix ($4200). The HydroView weighs less than 10 lbs and travels down to 100 feet to give you a unique experience of the under water world. Driving the HydroView is pretty straightforward. It […]
Some times you just have to wonder why it took so long for someone to come up with a product. If you’re anything like me then you know that eventually during the week you’ll spend a ridiculous amount of time looking for something you’ve misplaced. The Tile App ($19) jut may be the answer to […]