Archive: July 2014
The Nitecore Quadray is one impressive little flashlight. It’s the world’s smallest 3,500 lumen LED flashlight and has eight stages of brightness as well as a strobe mode, which can be used to disorient would-be animal or human attackers. Here’s what it looks like in action: This sucker is also tough as nails. It’s constructed […]
If you love fried food but can’t justify the overload of grease and fat, you’re going to love the Philips AirFryer. As the name suggests, this little device fries foods with little to no oil by circulating extremely hot air over them. The result is crispy goodness using just a tablespoon of oil or less. […]
I love my Kindle Paperwhite for outdoors reading, and as I live in Florida, that usually means relaxing at the beach or pool. I’ve yet to ruin a Kindle with water damage, but it’s definitely gotten splashed and needed the old “rice dry-out.” Well, the Waterfi Waterproof Kindle is an easy solution to this problem. It’s 100% […]
Band of Brothers is one of the best TV shows–no, cinematic experiences–I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching. I’ve always liked WW2 stories so I’m a little biased, but I think this is right up there with Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad in terms of thematic depth and gravitas, and seasons 1 of Lost, 24, and Dexter in terms of overall entertainment and watchability. In Band of Brothers you follow […]
If you have two or more TVs but only one PS4, the Playstation TV is for you. This tiny little box hooks up to other TVs in your house and allows you to play your PS4 games on them via Remote Play. It supports two Dualshock 3 or 4 controlls and also allows you to […]
I’m not crazy about the Marvel universe, but I have to admit: this is a damn cool mouse. It looks great, the stand is awesome, the eyes light up (which you can turn off if you prefer), and it’s actually a high-quality mouse meant for gaming. Yes, it’s bit overpriced, but if you’re into collecting […]
Amazon’s music app isn’t new, but it has an exciting new feature that basically reinvents it: Amazon Prime members (like myself) now get streaming, ad-free access to over a million songs and hundreds of pre-made playlists, a la Spotify. You can even download Prime songs to your phone or tablet for offline access.
