Sunday, July 21, 2013 at 8:03PM 
Designed to help augment hearing during various conditions such as watching TV, conversing, listening to music and even just relaxing. The Personal Audio Enhancer PEA-300 is one of the new health-focused gadgets that's designed to help anyone hear better.
Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 10:18AM 
So, Googlerola is finally ready to take the wraps off the Moto X Smartphone. The date is August 1st and the lstage is set in New York City. What we know so far is that that the Moto X will be built in the USA and will offer various customization options starting with, but not limited to, the colours and possibly the material or finish of the case. We also know from the leaked video earlier this week that it will have an always-on voice command and search function. It has been a while since Motorola ruled the roost of the Android smartphone space and it will be interesting to see if they can climb right back to the top with Google’s steady, guiding hand.
Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 10:14AM By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
The PC market is in a freefall and everyone except Lenovo is hurting bad. So, PC manufacturers need to pull out all the stops to entice users back and make the desktop sexy and exciting again. All-in-one PC's are one way to go, they are convenient, space saving and multi-functional, specially with the new touchscreens that are needed to get the most out of Windows 8.
With the oddly-named Samsung ATIV One 5 AIO PC, you get a 21-inch PC and monitor in one that features a TV Tuner as well as Kinect-like gesture control (one of the use cases is in kitchens when you are perusing recipes or videos and don't want to contaminate the screen with your dirty hands). Samsung has gone with a quad-core AMD processor this time around (cheaper?). The all-white styling is derived from Samsung's Galaxy tablet line which is all white (in order to differentiate from the competition, they say).
Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 1:32AM 
You probably like listening to music while you’re out jogging, commuting, and the like but you know it isn’t safe to do that. With the new earHero earphones, you can listen to your favorite tunes while keeping cars and other important noises slightly audible. Its tiny speakers won’t block your ear canal and its wires are so thin and clear that you can hardly see them. Buying a pair is going to set you back $149. If you want to find out more, you can check earHero’s website.
