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Review: Bluelounge Shell for iPad 2

Posted on 02/02/2012 by Jim Gresham

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Created by Bluelounge, an award-winning design studio, the Shell is a hard case, snap-on cover for the iPad 2. With well-trimmed edges and a satin-like finish, the Shell will comfortably protect while showing off a little creativity.

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Review: Logitech Mini Boombox

Posted on 01/02/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler

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Logitech’s Mini Boombox Bluetooth speaker is an excellent example of what a wireless audio accessory should be – high quality, easy to use, and affordable.

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Review: Parallels Desktop 7 for Mac

Posted on 29/01/2012 by Chris Hauk

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For those unfamiliar with Parallels, it’s an application you can run on your Mac that will allow you to run Windows, and various other operating systems side by side with your Mac applications.

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Review: Powerbag Backpack by Ful

Posted on 25/01/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler

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Anyone who’s ever rushed to get out the door in the morning has probably left home with a dead or dying smartphone. Thanks to the Ful Powerbag, you may never have to endure that experience again.

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Review: Maglus Stylus for iPad 2

Posted on 23/01/2012 by Jakob Hultman

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When Apples introduced the iPhone, the era of the stylus ended abruptly. People started using the most natural tool to navigate – their fingers. But when the iPad came, it also handled a different area of usage – writing and painting. Today I’m reviewing a stylus called Maglus.

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Review: NewerTech Power2U USB Wall Outlet

Posted on 23/01/2012 by Jim Gresham

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Why, in an age of cords and cables, do we still need to use AC Adapters to charge our small electronic devices? Thanks to NewerTechnology’s new Power2U AC/USB wall outlet, those days are now in the past.

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Review: Smash Cops by Hutch

Posted on 21/01/2012 by Jim Gresham

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Hutch Games builds on their experience to develop an excellent iOS game for the Trooper-at-heart, featuring great graphics, unique game play, and an all-around fantastic experience that will shape the future of iOS gaming.

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Review: Moshi Vortex Earbuds

Posted on 19/01/2012 by J. Glenn Künzler

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Moshi’s Vortex earbuds are stylish, comfortable, affordable, and have excellent sound quality. While they do have some room for improvement, I find them to be an exceptional overall choice, especially for less than $100.

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Review: Kicks for iPad by Bluelounge

Posted on 16/01/2012 by Jim Gresham

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Kicks are an expression of minimalistic and elegant iPad protection, allowing the user to feel and use the iPad the way it was intended, while still offering just enough protection. Kicks are one of the best ways to protect but show off your device.

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Review: Bluelounge MiniDock

Posted on 15/01/2012 by Jim Gresham

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The Bluelounge MiniDock is truly an expression of technology and modern construction. Neither form nor function reign supreme over the other. Without the need for a charging cable, the MiniDock creates a dock space on any power outlet.

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Review: SailorBags Sailcloth iPad Sleeve

Posted on 14/01/2012 by Jakob Hultman

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For a long time, I’ve been looking for a good way to protect my iPad from rain, scratches and children. I think I’ve finally found what I’m looking for – the SailorBags Sailcloth iPad Sleeve. Let’s go sailing.

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Review: Crazy Hedgy – Roll Your Way Through This Excellent 3D Adventure

Posted on 08/01/2012 by John Manners

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When I first started to play Crazy Hedgy, I had imagined that it would be a killer app. As far as the character goes, Hedgy is such an animated character, he can be a mascot of sorts. The game certainly has that kind of potential. Developed by Cybertime Games, Crazy Hedgy is a mix of Jump n Run, action, and adventure.

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Review: P90x App by Beachbody

Posted on 08/01/2012 by Jim Gresham

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Ultimately, the P90x app is well worth the money if you want to track everything about the program electronically. However, with the struggling navigation and frustrating controls, it will take a little while longer to completely utilize the app. “I hate it, but I love it.”

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