by Matthew on August 21, 2009
This phone is an android powered desktop phone. It’s build by Cloud Telecomputers and is named Glass. It features an 8 inch touchscreen that allows you to manage incoming calls.
With the Glass being android based it can pack in a bunch of apps such as visual voicemail, a calendar, SMS as well as email. You are not just restricted to those apps though as there are custom apps appearing especially for this phone. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on June 12, 2009
Levitation is one of those mysterious things that is somehow quite cool to see. It’s always fascinating to see floating globes and other various objects that you can buy from your local gadget shop that are designed to levitate. However, you are restricted to just a handful of items and need to buy a new product each time you want to float something new. Levitron aims to get rid of that need by allowing you to levitate any small object from your home. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on June 1, 2009
The CableDrop is a cable holder that sticks to your desk and allows you to trap your USB and other cables securely on the desk preventing them falling off the desk. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on May 21, 2009
This cool Tank is build to move around your office desk. It is named the RC Mini Tank and is a small 1:70 scale tank that measures just 8.5 x 5.0 x 4.0 CM in size. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on May 8, 2009
If you have a regular cubicle style office and have always had that desire to get yourself a door to make you look important then there is now an easier way, thanks to ThinkGeek. The Cubical Door Lock Stickers are designed to give your cubicle that authoritative look by making it just appear that you have a door.
Just stick some Cubicle Door Lock Stickers to your boring cubicle wall, and suddenly it will appear you have a door. Each set includes a few different locks, some peepholes, and even a doorbell button. The first time someone pauses before entering your cubicle to wonder if they should ring your doorbell, you’ll know you have gained a few more power bars. Eventually, your power in the office will grow and grow and you’ll have a real office with a real door – all because of your investment in some Cubicle Door Lock Stickers. You’re welcome.
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by Matthew on April 10, 2009
This Calendar Tape is ideal for sticking on to anything and acts as your calendar, diary, organiser and planner. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on November 18, 2008
Check out this cool little voice activated bio metric safe. It uses voice recognition technology to keep your belongings safe and secure. If the voice doesn’t match then it will not open. [click to continue…]
by Paul on November 1, 2008
by Matthew on September 26, 2008
The Z Pen is a fairly normal looking pen which can be used to write as normal. Once writing has been completed you can then download data from it and have the writing converted to text with OCR. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on September 4, 2008
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The office desk has become a second home to most adults who work a 9-5 job. It can be infuriating knowing that someone has sat in your chair or moved your pens. For this reason we have created the 10 Cool Office Desk Security Gadgets list for your perusal. Having these gadgets on and around your desk will ensure a.) Nobody steps near your territory, b.) people will think twice before before stealing something and c.) You get to have lots of fun. Check out the list of gadgets below. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on May 19, 2008
If you like the crisp bright light that LED’s can deliver then this 28 LED desk light will be perfect for you. Three light modes are available which allows you to adjust how bright this thing shines. For the lowest brightness you set it to use 4 LED’s while 16 or 28 LED’s increase the brightness. [click to continue…]
by Matthew on March 16, 2008
The BT2 monitor system is made by Exmocare and allows employers to keep tabs on how their staff are doing “inside”, meaning in a heart rate, body temperature etc… way. It takes readings of a member of staff wearing it and reports it back to a central location where the manager [click to continue…]
by Matthew on March 12, 2008
The Post-It note was a great invention which many people still use today. Looking around the edges of my LCD I see several of them with tasks and information that I need to have at hand. They have served millions for years as self reminders. The problem with post-it notes is that they create a lot of clutter if not controlled. If I left my post it notes I could end up completely covering the edge of my screen with them. This is where the Electronic Post-It Note comes in to play. The home made device uses a computer track pad and a small LCD screen so you can electronically keep your post-it notes safe. When the task is complete you can then hit a button to erase the note clearing it for the next reminder you need to set. The device is powered by a rechargeable battery and requires some custom code to get it working. Luckily PopSci have done the hard work for you!
The project costs about $175 to build and is classed as a “hard” project to complete with it taking someone skilled about 7 hours.
Instructions Via: TechFresh
by Matthew on March 12, 2008
The Belkin USB hub is one of those brilliant designs that you wonder why it hasn’t been thought of before. The USB hub is shaped to fit perfectly in to an office desk grommet hole which can be found towards each back corner of most desks. A lot of gadgets these days require a USB port and this gadget provides just what you need for easy access with out the hassle of another couple of cables getting in the way on your desk. A few different sizes are available to fix the correct type of desk, so before you order make sure you check out your desk.
The USB Hub comes with a small power supply which attaches under the desk along side the USB cable that connects the hub to your PC. By having it’s own power source, it allows the USB hub to power more demanding devices.
What if you do not have a grommet hole? The option here is to get a drill and make your own. Just be careful with a drill though!
Via: SlipperyBrick
by Matthew on February 29, 2008
You have to love these random product boxes such as the USB toaster. It would be funny to see someones face as they get a gift boxed in a completely random but convincing box.
The latest is the Visorganizer which promises to keep you organised. The Visorganizer clips on to your hat at the front and allows you to keep appointments in eyes reach at all times… well, so it says on the box
Via: Fosfor