So who hasn’t at any given time taken a look at their earbuds and been like “dude, why can’t these be edible gummi’s?!” I know I’ve done that multiple times. Well, it looks like we’re inching ourselves closer and closer to that becoming a reality. While these aren’t edible they do look quite delicious, especially with a candy scent! — More after the break!
We’ve gone through our fair share of stands for iDevices and although we’ve seen a couple of good ones, the Bluelounge Nest is easily the most useful, and simplest stand. It doesn’t seem like much of a stand at first sight but rather more like a tray. So why is it so good? — Our full review after the break!
Apple products were meant to be shown off without ugly cases and whatnot covering their industrial designs. While protective films are the ideal solution for many users, others will require something a bit more solid. The Griffin iClear is a two piece hard shell case, custom molded for a variety of products. — Our full review after the break!
A while back we reviewed the Bluelounge Refresh charging station which also lets you power up multiple gadgets in one place. The PowerDock Dual takes a slightly different approach with two Apple 30 pin docks and a region to store important stuff right in front. How does it work? — Our full review after the break!
Jason Tsay Jun 20, 2011
Accessories, Apple, Gadgets, Hardware, Okay Geek Review, Reviews, iPad, iPod In this video, a magician uses three iPod Touches to create optical illusions and tell a story about deception. There isn’t really much else to say about it but it’s quite a spectacle! Take a look…
Notifications on the iPhone and other iOS devices have been a riot mess for quite sometime now. We have seen a barrage of utilities and applications developed for those willing to take the plunge into jailbreak fandom, the most promising and unobtrusive system being MobileNotifier. In fact, some may remember our original article on the matter. Since then however, MobileNotifier has transgressed from beta build software to semi-official Apple software. Let me explain; it has recently come to light that the original developer behind MobileNotifier was scooped up by an undisclosed fruit based company located in Cupertino, California.
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