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Setting up Knocki is pretty simple. You just have to select a solid surface, attach the elegant design on it and assign the actions via the corresponding iOS or Android app. That will then transform that surface into a super awesome remote control
You’re one of the few lucky people who has actually managed to get your hands on an Apple Watch — so naturally, it’s time to dive in and take it apart
Do you love your Apple Watch but hate the selection of bands that Apple is offering at the moment?
Created by Eleks Labs, the new third-party Tesla application for the Watch lets users monitor and customize their Teslas from a distance
When you were a child, did you ever dream of having some of the same abilities as the X-Men? The odds are pretty good that you’ll never be able to manipulate metal like Magneto or control people’s minds like Professor Charles Xavier, but an incredible new gadget that is shockingly affordable will give you the ability to throw balls of fire just like Pyro.
With so many smartwatches entering the market these days, what’s a shopper to do? Given how pricey these accessories are, it’s important to find out the differences between each model and make sure to select the best one for you. To do that, you first need to know which questions to ask. Let’s go through the process together.
The Acer Liquid Leap is a waterproof personal fitness tracker which connects to your phone via Bluetooth and keeps an eye on your movements and sleeping patterns
Smartwatches are the latest gizmos that seem to be destined to conquer the world but they have one really serious downside, just like any other digital battery-powered device – they have to be charged almost on a daily basis.
The Microsoft Band has an interesting story behind it, from starting out as an Xbox accessory to possibly being one the hottest items to come out of Microsoft in years. The device, which went on sale a few weeks ago, has been constantly sold out and is hard to find at the company’s retail stores.
The US market has seen the launch of a new and rather intriguing gadget called Cyborg Unplug. The main goal of this device is to keep you safe from devices such as Google Glass and other undetected digital gizmos that can keep an eye on you and report your actions on the Internet. It is also useful against unwanted intrusions of your wireless home or work network.
The touchscreen-enabled glove was clearly a great invention. Having cold hands is a miserable experience, and for many of us, so is leaving our Snapchats unattended. As with many forms of clothing, however, gloves are becoming smart garments, capable of more than just being a layer of phone-compatible insulation — I’m thinking of products like GoGlove.
Whist the brains behind Bracket openly admit that theirs is a solution to a very first world problem, having to unplug and then plug a variety of cables in to your MacBook Pro Retina 5 or 6 six times a day can be a pain.
When it comes to smartphone accessories, power banks are essential. In order to stay connected throughout the day, you need power. So what do you do when your power bank runs out of juice? Replace it with the AMPY portable charger and never look back.
