Google’s latest Nexus phone from LG offers sleek design and high tech features.
Nexus 5X Offers Sleek Design, Tech
Skully: Heads-Up Helmet
If you were wondering when Google would get around to reinventing the motorcycle helmet- well, you’re too late.
Thanks to an enterprising man named Marcus Weller the idea of a two-wheeled version of Google Glass may soon be a reality. In fact, if you hurry you can sign on as a beta tester!
Alternative Plans for Smartphone Users
Tired of dropping a hundred bucks a month to stay connected?
You’re not alone. Millions of mobile users are looking for relief from the monthly heart attack prompted by their AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile bill.
You’ve Got the Power
Car chargers leave you feeling flat?
Most generic USB chargers that plug into a cigarette lighter outlet put out a measly half an amp. The over9000 compact USB charger provides up to 2.1 amp output! Of course your device will only draw the power it needs to charge properly- so use it for everything. You can safely connect any 5 volt chargeable device to this USB adapter.
- Charge your mobile device in your car with this adapter
- Works with your own USB cable
- Ultra low profile design with easy pull handle
- Built in smart chip spoofs a data line connection for devices that do not allow 3rd party chargers
- Smart Chip monitors both the charger and connected device for safe charging
- Front power switch with blue LED
- DC input: 12v
- DC output: 5v @ 2.1 amps – can temporarily spike to 3.0 amps
- Compatibility: Standard size USB port for charging smartphones (iPhone & Android!), tablets, mobile phones, cameras, mp3 players, and various other USB chargeable devices
It really is the ultimate USB power adapter!
Nokia 105 Goes a Month on One Charge
Mobile tech news is usually dominated by high-end devices with dual core processors and more storage than my first PC. Nokia broke ranks last week at the 2013 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and touted its most affordable phone ever.
The Nokia 105 costs a mere 15 euros and goes more than a month without recharging.
The 105 is aimed at first-time buyers and users seeking a back-up device. It incorporates a bright color screen with simple menus and essential features including an FM radio, multiple alarm clocks, a dust and splash-proof pillowed keypad and a flashlight. Lasting up to 35-days on a single charge- oh yeah.. the device also makes telephone calls!