The Powerocks Tarot: Portable Power That Fits in Your Wallet
There’s a careful balance to be struck between power and bulk when it comes to portable batteries and the Powerocks Tarot is designed to manage both.
Continue ReadingThere’s a careful balance to be struck between power and bulk when it comes to portable batteries and the Powerocks Tarot is designed to manage both.
Continue ReadingThe Developers of Game Dev Tycoon, a newly released business simulation game that mimics a video game development company from the 1980s to today, played a brilliant trick on pirates planning to distribute the game illegally. The company released a cracked version of the game themselves minutes after they opened their own store, but all was not what it seemed.
Continue ReadingAs someone who makes games for kids to play on screens, I’m not a fan of the Center for a Commercial Free Childhood’s Screen-Free Week, which begins today. I’m all for kids getting more unstructured play, more time outdoors, more time reading, and other good stuff, but the label “Screen-Free Week” forces the wrong conversation that lasts all year long.
Continue ReadingCongratulations to Jennifer J. who was the winner of our Samsung Galaxy Note II Giveaway!
Continue ReadingWe had a chance to review Griffin Technology’s latest kids’ headphones, called MyPhones, as part of their KaZoo kids’ products. The bright colors and adorable animal theme makes them fun for the kids. The volume-limiting sound and reasonable price will make it fun for the parents to buy for the kids.
Continue ReadingOur winner will receive a new LG Blu-ray 3D player and the Blu-ray 3D combo pack for A Monster in Paris.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Rachel puts together her ultimate Wonder Woman wishlist.
Continue ReadingWant to be adding this new family flick and a Blu-ray 3D player to your home theater system? You have a few days left to enter our giveaway!
Continue ReadingToday Toddy Gear, the company that featured their wedge device stand last holiday season, is launching their latest innovation: the Screenster, a microfiber doll that’s silky on one side, plush on the other, a electronic device screen cleaner.
Continue ReadingGeekMom is giving away the new animated Shout! Factory 3D Blu-ray and a little something to play it on.
Continue ReadingThe Aerial7 Neo Earbuds offer great performance and a unique memory foam cushion that helps them stay put in your ears.
Continue ReadingArduino Adventures: Escape from Gemini Station is a great introduction to Arduino robotics projects for kids (and adults who want an easy starting point.) The book was written by James Floyd Kelly and Harold Timmis and published by Apress.
Continue ReadingInstagram is Instagram because it’s simple, slightly cheesy, and easy to share. Magisto is pretty much that – only with video.
Continue ReadingI heard about the LG Tone through a friend at work who said it was the best pair of headphones they’d ever owned. I’ve tried out more than my fair share of headphones and while most have worked out, none of them really made me go wow! I had a hard time believing that these would, so when LG sent them to me, I put them through the paces and then some.
Continue ReadingThis foldable, tiny cable may be just the right solution to portable power needs for your iPod or iPhone.
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 ReadingEpic Mickey: Power of Illusion for the Nintendo 3DS, brings the fun and wonder of Epic Mickey to different console, while paying tribute to a classic Sega Genesis title, “Castle of Illusion Staring Mickey Mouse”. At first, I thought the game was going to be the same as the other Epic Mickey games, with twists only for the 3DS. It turns out that this is an entirely different story and our hero goes on a very different adventure. This time, he is out to save not only forgotten characters, and theme park attractions, but also forgotten video games as well.
Continue ReadingThe AppCrayon by DanoToys is the first stylus I’ve ever seen with a triangular shaft designed by teachers and therapists for use by kindergarteners still working on their tripod writing grips. The stylus is plastic, slightly over sized and has a bit larger tip then most styluses making it perfect for kids. This stylus feels very much like a triangular crayon, but looks different enough that a child should confuse a real crayon for the stylus on the screen. Its designed with a small loop on the back to attach to a lanyard or hook if there are worries about misplacing it. The stylus is completely universal so even though it was designed in conjunction with an Apple app, the stylus can be used with over 300,000 apps and is compatible with nearly every touchscreen device.
I’d highly recommend the AppCrayon for any child with a touchscreen device, especially for young ones still practicing a proper pencil grip.
Continue ReadingGot a new 3D printer this holiday season? MAKE’s got some tips for you.
Continue ReadingIf you want to spend 2013 with practical hands-on learning experiences, this is is a treasure trove of ideas. Better yet, they’re all cheap ideas that you can do without buying a gigantic robotics kit or huge machinery, and there’s enough room to build on the ideas for new inspiration.
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