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This Rugged Version Of The Galaxy S4 Looks Awesome But You Can’t Buy It In The U.S.A.

by Mike Beauchamp on May 21, 2013 in Android, Gadgets, News

By now, we’re all familiar with Samsung’s latest and greatest flagship phone: the Galaxy S4. It’s already available for sale from most carriers in the U.S. (Verizon’s launches this Thursday) and has received rave reviews. However, there’s another version rumored to be launching in July – the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active – but only in Europe. There [...]

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The Numbers Behind Verizon’s Massive 4G LTE Network

by Mike Beauchamp on May 20, 2013 in New Technology, News

Verizon has finally released a complete list of all markets across the U.S. they currently cover with 4G LTE. It’s a lengthy list, just shy of 500 major cities (497 to be exact). In comparison, their closest competitor, AT&T, currently covers 207 major cities. Behind AT&T is Sprint, which currently has 88 markets covered with [...]

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Here’s How Car Maker Fiat Pranked Its Rival Using Google Maps

by Drew on May 20, 2013 in News

Car makers Fiat and Volkswagen are competitors. Fiat saw an opportunity to play a creative prank on its rival. As the Daily Mail reported: Fiats workers spotted the Google Street view car, which captures panoramic views of locations around the world with a roof camera, driving past its offices and quickly drove to Södertälje 45 minutes [...]

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This Free App Makes Computer Screens Easier On The Eyes At Night

by Tyler Riggs on May 20, 2013 in Apps, Product Reviews

F.lux is not a new application, but once you download it, it will change your life if you use your computer at night. Go download it here, and while it is downloading, I’ll tell you about it. F.lux is a free application that changes the brightness of your computer display when it gets dark. F.lux [...]

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For The Presidential Memorabilia Collector Who Has Everything: The U.S. Government Is Selling An Old Air Force One Airplane

by Tyler Riggs on May 20, 2013 in News

For the presidential memorabilia collector who thought they had everything, the U.S. Government is selling an item that likely hasn’t made his/her collection, yet. The government-ran auction site GSAAuctions.gov is selling an old DC-9 aircraft that was part of the Air Force fleet that served missions carrying government dignitaries. According to the item description for [...]

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This 220-Story Building In China Could Change The Way We Live In The Future [VIDEO]

by Tyler Riggs on May 20, 2013 in News

One could argue that the ultimate “gadget” is a building equipped with lots of technology. If that’s the case, a building scheduled to be built later this year in Changsha, Chian, might be end up being the biggest of big — and the processes that will be used in constructing it are pretty innovative themselves. [...]

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This Jacket Gives Its Wearer A Hug

by Alison J. Herzog on May 20, 2013 in News

If you’ve ever felt lonely or like you needed a hug, never fear, the Hug Jacket is here! You may have seen other sad products like the boyfriend pillow out on the market. Well, now there’s another one proposed for creation. Si Chan is the creator of the Hug Me Jacket. You can view all [...]

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Type Faster On Your iPhone With This Shortcut

by Alison J. Herzog on May 20, 2013 in How To

Another day, another smartphone shortcut. It feels like there is no end to the functions that an iPhone can offer a user. Instead of typing out words or full phrases that you regularly use, you can create a shortcut. This also prevents you from texting/emailing like a teenager and prevents embarrassing/funny confusion about what an abbreviation [...]

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How To Make Chores Fun With My Job Chart

by Alison J. Herzog on May 20, 2013 in How To

As a parent, the choice between pushing children to do chores and just doing them yourselves can be a difficult one. Battles over what is fair, if a chore has been done properly, or when a chore must be done by can be exhausting. And frankly, most of the time it’s easier to just do it [...]

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