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Traveler’s gift: Moshi mini alarm clock
If you travel for business then you agonize over one gadget in every single hotel room: the alarm clock. Many seem straight out of 1976 with peculiar buzzer/sound settings, incorrect time and who knows if it works. Enter Moshi mini, the alarm clock that uses a bit of smarts to understand spoken commands. The Moshi mini is a smaller version of the original designed for traveling. Simply set an alarm by push the one button…
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5 spooky gadgets: Are they a trick or a treat?
The leaves are changing colors. Football has become a weekend staple. Pumpkins are seemingly everywhere. It is that time of year again, fall is upon…
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Toshiba announces the latest offering in the Dynadock family
Toshiba isn’t the new kid on the block when it comes to universal docking stations. They’ve had several earlier versions out, to mostly favorable user…
Who’s on Crack in Tech: 10.16.09
This week I was forced to get out amongst the people and away from tech. That doesn’t stop the tech world from moving on and making huge missteps and this week was no exception. Here are the moves that make me suspect narcotics might be involved. It would be worth… Continue Reading »
Recession-O-Rama deals for the weekend 10.10.09
It is beneficial to purchase electronics whenever good deals are available, therefore it is important to search the web for the best possible deal on that new laptop, or HDTV. But don’t worry, we did the search for you. Today, Gadgetell has a few deals ranging from laptops, video games,… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell Review: Powermat receiver/case for the iPhone 3G
The Powermat is now available and we’ve got the iPhone 3G receiver/case. Place the phone in the case and then place it on the Powermat charging mat. Then your phone charges wirelessly. Does it work like Powermat says? Gadgetell finds out. Continue Reading »
Now, even your bathroom scale has Wi-Fi
If you’re trying to lose weight or stay healthy and enjoy metrics and graphs, then you should check out the Withings WiFi Body Scale. The scale’s built-in Wi-Fi automatically transmits your weight, lean and fat mass, and body mass index to your own Withings webpage. You can also have the… Continue Reading »
Waterproof gadgets on the way - invisibleShield maker, ZAGG, gets some waterproofing tech
A lot of people use ZAGG’s invisibleShield product to protect their electronics since they add little bulk but protect screens and other parts of your device from scratches. Now, ZAGG has picked up the rights to the “Golden Shellback” technology that is now going by the name of “HzO.” HzO… Continue Reading »
Fuel cells for your portable electronics coming to retail from Medis
Medis is releasing its fuel cell products in stores and Fry’s Electronics will have them. Here is a rundown of the fuel cell products Medis will release. The Fuel Cell Power Emergency kit lets you charge a phone more than once - no particulars were given since each phone has… Continue Reading »
Sam’s Club adds delivery, installation services, and free tech support
When you go out to Sam’s Club to buy your 30 pound bucket of mustard, you can now get your electronics with free tech support as well. Sam’s Club will also start a delivery and installation service with varying prices; delivery starts at $50, installation at $89. Tech support, delivery,… Continue Reading »
Fotobox looks to make photo and video slideshow creation simpler
Here’s a typical scenario. You take a bunch of pictures on your camera and eventually take that memory card to your PC with the intent of showing them off and eventually end up leaving them on your computer. Honestech has a clever solution for this scenario called the Fotobox. It… Continue Reading »
Powermat finally coming? Launch scheduled for October 4, 2009
We first laid eyes on Powermat back at CES in January 2009. The system would charge your electronics wirelessly. All you had to do was place an adapter on your phone and then place that device on a charging mat. Wireless charging was supposed to become a reality from Powermat… Continue Reading »
HP introduces the DreamScreen and it has apps - is this finally an exciting digital picture frame?
Not to be overshadowed by the slew of HP notebook and desktop news, HP just introduced the DreamScreen, a new “Wireless Connected Screen” (digital picture frame), available in two sizes, 10.2-inches and 13.3-inches and both feature the same resolution of 800 x 480. Like many other frames, HP’s DreamScreen can… Continue Reading »
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.



