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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. [...]

This Pilot Gives You A Tour Of His FAA-Approved iPad In The Cockpit [VIDEO]

by Mike Beauchamp on March 25, 2013 in News, iPad

Back in 2011, the Federal Aviation Administration approved the use of iPads as replacements for flight maps and charts that pilots traditionally have carried on paper. All these books and manual together make for a flight bag weighing in between 30 and 40 pounds that every pilot has to lug around. American Airlines was the [...]

Discussion: What Future Technology Are You Not Looking Forward To And Why?

by Tyler Riggs on February 6, 2013 in New Technology

On the ZAGGblog, we celebrate gadgets, technology, and the benefits they bring to our daily lives. While day-to-day innovations in tech are by and large awesome, the reality is, there are some technologies that are poised to detract from our lives, and possibly be seen as negative for us in the future. The question of [...]

Belkin previews the WeMo Light Switch for automated lighting

by Joshua H. on January 7, 2013 in Android, Apps, Gadgets, iPad, iPhone

Gotta love all of the data and home automation that is popping up and being announced at CES. Belkin has a WeMo line that I’ve reviewed in the past. The WeMo lines include Baby Monitors, Motion Sensors, Control Switches, and now they’ve added a light switch. WeMo Light Switch You can control your light switch [...]

Curved mouse concept wants to make it easy to carry around a mouse with a laptop

by Joshua H. on December 3, 2012 in Gadgets, Wishful Thinking

For many users the trackpad simply isn’t an option. I have friends that will only use the mouse. The difficulty is carrying around the mouse with your laptop. The idea of the Clip Mouse is then born. Design Competition In a design competition by Lite-On this was created by Frank Guo. The mouse is made [...]

Esty Innovation: An astronaut helmet that lights up using 16 different colored LEDs

by Joshua H. on December 3, 2012 in Gadgets

I love Kickstarter, and I love Etsy. I love the new online retail services that allow and encourage niche products. If you’re into tech, and costumes, this may be the product for you: Electronic Helmet SimpleAsPi has a sweet astronaut helmet that lights up using 16 different colored LEDs. The helmet is light, but is [...]

Dad builds a quadcopter drone to supervise son’s daily trip to the bus stop

by Joshua H. on December 3, 2012 in Gadgets, News

Drones are cool. Quadcopters are cool. Watching your kid to the bus stop is also very cool. Paul Wallich over at ieee spectrum decided to put them all together and make a DIY drone to track his kid on the way to the bus stop. Sensors, radios and batteries It takes a bit to make [...]

Here’s a portable TV antenna for the iPad

by Joshua H. on November 21, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology, News

I watch a lot of TV on my iPad. Netflix, Hulu and the ABC Player app are my most common apps. The iPad has made time-delayed television as ubiquitous as the device and an internet connection. Portable TV Antenna I remember in elementary school another kid came to school with a ‘portable tv’ with a [...]

MasterCard is adopting new credit card technology for a more secure card

by Joshua H. on November 16, 2012 in Gadgets, News

The next big thing in ‘credit card technology’ seems to be making it’s way to Singapore. The card has buttons and an LCD screen that will only allow payment from the card if the user enters their PIN number. The problem? This isn’t new technology. I read an article on this technology from Geekologie back [...]