Tag: wi-fi | Apartment Therapy

Q2 Tip n Tilt Cube Internet Radio

Q2 Tip n Tilt Cube Internet Radio is a wee-sized cube which uses accelerometer sensors to determine positioning and selection of 4 programmed internet radio stations per each face of the cube (the f...

A Lamp Designed to Camouflage Your WiFi Router

We know that wi-fi routers get the best range when they're near the center of the home and placed out in the open. Unfortunately, that means the little bricks of black plastic and wires are usually a...

Keep Your Data Safe When You Travel

Apartment Therapy and Unplggd are ripe with advice on how to keep your pets, clothes and tech safe when you travel away from home. But what about data? If you're going to be using shared public comput...

Airstash: Wireless Storage Sharing

Think of the Airstash as an extension of whatever digital device you use...like the elastic waistband pants you bust out before visiting buffet. The little SD card storage device allows users to pack ...

Wi-Fi Enabled and Dual Display Motorola Photo Frames

Motorola is mostly known for their cellular devices, but you may be surprised to know they also make home electronics like digital photo frames. It's okay, we didn't realize it either. So you know, he...

Mint Digital Talking Dumbbell Aids and Annoys While You Sweat

Your flaccid biceps aren't going to get any bigger lifting those Doritos, Senor Flabby [speaking to ourselves in the mirror]. We actually enjoying lifting weights, but admittedly we sometimes need so...

Withings Wi-Fi Body Scale

We've rounded up body scales with an eye for design before, like our 5 Best Bathroom Scales for Minimalists over at Apartment Therapy. But here's a truly tech-savvy way...or rather, weigh...of getting...

America's Top 10 Most Tech-Friendly Cities

Forbes' anuual list of the most broadband-connected cities in the U.S. is out! Since 2007, Forbes has measured cities' wired quotient by computing the percentage of Internet users with high-speed conn...

When a Post-It and a Walkie Love Each Other Very Much...

New gadgets come on the market to satisfy a need for their intended audience, right? We got annoying alarm clocks for perpetual snooze'ers who have a hard time getting up in the morning. We also now h...

Flickr Finds: The Impossible Office?

We spotted this office on Flickr and were immediately in love. The retro phone! That elegant lamp! The pops of black in the cream-colored space! Beautiful. We realized the space worked so well because...

Smartpants Wireless Photo Frame

The issue we always had with digital photo frames were that they were always too small....or too expensive. Why would someone pay hundreds of dollars when regular photos could be printed on paper in l...

Vi-Fi is Gaining Ground, How Many Wrecks Will Result?

We can't see any practical and legal uses for having a Wi-Fi signal in your car on the highway. There's no reason to be looking at a screen (GPS, over a satellite signal, would be the exception here)....

Does Anybody Use Handheld E-Dictionaries?

The writer in me wants to fly to Japan to shell out the Yen for this electronic dictionary. The rest of me, however realizes that I haven't owned or used an electronic dictionary since grade school. T...

Pileus Umbrella: The Internet Umbrella

Rainy days are departing (at least here in LA), but that doesn't diminish the wow factor of this tech-loaded umbrella that has a built in camera with wireless internet connection and a screen inside-u...