If you enjoy a good, consistent cup of espresso that doesn’t take twenty minutes to make nor the talent of a professional barista, then you’re going to be very happy with the Krups XP5280 espresso machine.
Continue ReadingIt’s hard to deny that zombies are everywhere and now Fiona Goble has written Knit Your Own Zombies so you can have a less deadly version in your own home.
Continue Reading“Action Flick Chick” Katrina Hill knows her action movies and she’s compiled a fantastic guide to the most butt-kicking, gun-toting, over-the-top action films ever.
Continue ReadingThe official Pokémon TV app launched today for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android. It’s loaded with episodes of the show and special features that the Pokémon trainer in your life is going to love.
Continue ReadingValentine’s Day is this week and if you haven’t picked up something for your kids, then Hallmark’s Cupig and Until We Hug Again Bear are two great options.
Continue ReadingYou may know your Star Wars history, but do you know how events in the real world helped form the one you saw on the movie screen?
Continue ReadingThe PureGear PX260 and PX360 iPhone cases protect your phone from the bumps and bruises of everyday use with rugged styling that’s easy on the eyes.
Continue ReadingIf you love crosswords and word searches, then you’re going to want the newly released Geek Crosswords and Geek Word Search books by Adams Media.
Continue ReadingThe problem with a lot of touchscreen gloves is that they look ridiculous, but Mujjo has solved this problem.
Continue ReadingThis week GeekMom Nicole Wakelin talks Doctor Who with her co-host from The Whoniverse podcast, Michael Gaines.
Continue ReadingHallmark introduced us to the Jingle The Husky Pup Interactive Story Buddy last Christmas and now they’ve given him a new pal in Bell.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Nicole Wakelin talks with actress Kari Wahlgren who voices Allie on The Hub Network’s Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters.
Continue ReadingThe brand new Pokémon Black and White Plasma Storm cards don’t hit store shelves until February, but you can get your first look at three of the new cards right now!
Continue ReadingThe idea of an easy-to-use programmable thermostat that I could control from my phone held a lot of appeal, as did the potential energy savings. So, with some time to try it out, did it live up to the hype?
Continue ReadingNot all video games are created equal, even with the same rating. This episode will help you figure out what is really okay for your kid.
Continue ReadingArtist Len Peralta of Geek a Week fame and writer Jessica Mills can’t give you super powers, but they can create a one-page, five-panel comic with you as the superhero star!
Continue ReadingThey’ve given us a code, just for GeekMom readers, that will save you 25% (some exclusions apply) on your entire order. Just enter GEEKMOMCYBER25 at checkout and your saving will appear. Happy Cyber-Monday!
Continue ReadingIn this episode, GeekMom Nicole Wakelin gets to do a face-to-face interview with the kids on the Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam from Nashua North High School in Nashua, New Hampshire
Continue ReadingThe premier of Season 3 on January 6th is getting closer, but it’s still hard to wait for die-hard Downton Abbey fans. The release of this new companion book gives those people something to keep busy with until the Earl and Countess of Grantham return to share the drama of their lives. Filled with pictures, historical context and behind-the-scenes tidbits, this is a book fans will love.
Continue ReadingIn my high school biology class, there was a fake skeleton that hung on a hook on a little rolling rack. The teacher rolled this skeleton around our little lab to show us stuff. Bones, mostly, it being a skeleton and all. Skeletons are cool and CyberInkOnline owner Jean Griffin has created a line of skeleton-themed products that prove the point.
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