“Smart watches” are the new, new thing. The “I’m Watch” is a smart watch that communicates with your iPhone, Android Phone, or… Read more
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We were a little envious of car backup viewers that show what’s behind you when you go into reverse. This now comes standard now with some cars now… Read more
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If you just got a Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet, you may be wondering what to download. We got these suggestions from Mashable.com: Contacts Plus… Read more
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We could name all the rock stars who’ve been raving about a new high tech guitar carrying the fabled Gibson name. Unfortunately for their… Read more
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Bob used to own a ’63 Morgan, and we have replicas of that classic car in our living room. If he fancied a more common car, like a Corvette, he… Read more
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The huge Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas takes place every year in early January, and we have some flash previews of amazing stuff. As always… Read more
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A reader sent us an item from Time Magazine, which otherwise we never get around to reading. It’s a history of tech gadgets, many of which will… Read more
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Amazon’s new $199 “Kindle Fire” may surpass the phenomenal sales of Apple’s iPad. In the first five days it has been available for… Read more
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In 2013, Intel will come out with a chip that will let laptops stay on and active for 24 hours, or for ten days on standby. Even more incredible, the… Read more
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From the mid 19th through the 20 century, America was the world leader in technology. Perhaps the most important driver of those advances was kids… Read more
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