Product of the Day Archive
Free Product of the Day
0 Comments Published by Bob July 1st, 2008 in Product of the Day, TechnologyAre you one of the millions of computer users who keep private files on a USB flash drive and schlep that back and forth to work with you? Do you perhaps have those great PortableApps and keep a copy of Firefox and Thunderbird on a thumb drive so you can check your personal e-mail […]
Drinking bottled water is not just bad for the environment, but it’s a colossal waste of money. We have known that for ages, what we are only now discovering are the long term effects of Bisphenol A, commonly abbreviated as BPA. BPA is a common ingredient in Polycarbonate plastics and is used to […]
I found this great, free application for PCs a little while ago. It’s nothing earth shattering. In fact it’s basically banal. Until you need one of it’s cool features. What is it you ask?
A Windows calculator! But with two really cool features, the first is a virtual tape. Much like an adding machine you can […]
Mario Kart for the Wii
0 Comments Published by Bob June 14th, 2008 in Wii, Product of the Day, TechnologyWow! Who knew what a trial it would become to find a copy of Mario Kart for the Wii. My son Riccardo is coming to visit for a month starting next Friday. My brother and I are working out a way for Riccardo and his cousin to play Wii over the Interwebs while […]
EB Games - Pay 75% Premium for USED game
0 Comments Published by Bob June 14th, 2008 in Product of the Day, OpinionI wandered over to EB Games today to look for a copy of Mario Kart for the Wii. Like every other on-line retailer I’ve tried today, they are out of stock. While I was there I checked out a couple of the top selling PSP games, just so I can see what other people like.
Anyway, […]
Brano Meres, an engineer in Slovakia has developed a method of creating mountain bike frames out of bamboo! This is the coolest thing I have seen in a long time and resonates with the ‘Green Monster’ in me.
Please visit his site for full details, LINK
So, you need to sign up for some service or site and they require you to have a valid email address. You don’t want to fill your real e-mail account with spam, so what do you do? There are a few choices out there, but the easiest one to use is called Mailinator.
Rather than using […]
From BoingBoing: (And this one Rocks!)
N-Tune In-Guitar Tuner
Posted by Joel Johnson, January 23, 2008 8:35 AM | permalink
Guitar tuners are a dime a dozen, including ones with little motors that physically turn the pegs to Gibson’s fully automatic "Robot guitars." Separate tuners are difficult to find when you’re on stage, however, and the Robot […]
With out a doubt, one of the coolest digital cameras I’ve seen in a while. You can have either a 5 MP or 3.1 MP camera built into your diving mask. Snap what you see as you glide through the watery deep. The specs for the 5 MP are:
5.0MP Underwater Digital Camera Mask […]
If you love to grill but have space issues because you live in a downtown apartment, this is the grill for you! If you like schlepping your grill along every time you head out for a dip in the lake, this is the grill for you! If you want to join in the […]
Product of the Day - Pancakes Anyone?
Closed Published by Bob December 10th, 2007 in Product of the DayPancakes from an aerosol can! You really need to watch the video on their website to get the full effect.
BatterBlaster.Com
Almost a year ago, when I first started at this job, I made a decision to walk back and forth to work as much as possible. I think that has resulted in my driving only once or twice a month. All in all I’m pleased with myself; I walk 2.6 miles a day, […]
A small company based in Brooklyn, of all places, has teamed with some production partners in China and has introduced the Linux based miShare. Designed to copy files (songs) from one iPod to another in as little as 10 seconds per song, the miShare works at the push of its single button.
The miShare has been […]
Google has introduced a new feature on its mobile versions of Google Maps. It’s called My Location and it uses triangulation between cell towers to ‘pinpoint’ your location within 2200 meters.
I downloaded the beta version this morning and can verify that although it’s not really that accurate, it does work. My Location puts me […]












