Looking for an easy, non-invasive way to use your iPad or other tablet in the kitchen without putting it in harm's way? The Belkin Cabinet Mount could be what you're after.
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Keyboards are a fairly personal thing. Everyone has their favourite, whether it's one with old-style clicky keys or the sleek, modern Apple aluminium model. If you fall into the latter camp, the Logitech K760 Wireless Solar Keyboard might be for you.
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You should back up. Everyone knows this, and so few of us actually do it - much less to the level of having an offsite backup. Too much hard work! But what if it wasn't? Let's take a look at Backblaze, which bills itself as "the easiest online backup service".
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iOS 6 is just around the corner and unless Tim & Scott have some surprises in store for us at the rumoured September launch event, the feature list is pretty much public knowledge by now. Things like Apple Maps, Passbook and Facebook integration are welcome improvements, but they are - to borrow a phrase - evolutionary rather than revolutionary.
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Skullcandy are getting serious - or so it appeared to me when I saw the big display in JB Hi-Fi. Gone (mostly) are the gaudily-coloured, cheap-looking headphones, replaced by glossy monochrome cans in clean, crisp packaging. I'd been looking for a new set of over-ear headphones, and at $100 I figured the Hesh 2.0 were worth a shot.
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Some people will tell you that babies mean you have to give up childish interests like gadgets. Those people are wrong. Babies actually represent a whole new field of shiny things for the serious tech enthusiast, and it really doesn't get much more serious than a $400 baby monitor.
Apple have just sent out an invitation to register for this year's WWDC with the tagline "Join us for a preview of the future of iOS and Mac OS X." Last year's WWDC was heavily iOS-centric; by the looks of the above image, this year's will be more of the same.
Time for the second steel-cage deathmatch between an iPhone app and its Android equivalent. Are all location-based social networking apps created equal? Let’s find out!
Welcome to the first in a new series, in which we pit iPhone apps directly against their Android counterparts. Is the grass greener on the other side? Does the open nature of the Android platform make for better apps? Let's find out!
