Find where the pizzas are with Pizza Compass

There is an app for almost anything these days so we’re not surprised to find out that even pizzas are getting in on the game. If you’ve had that hankering for some good pizza, let Pizza Compass lead the way. The app basically works to show you were the five nearest pizza places are. But it makes use of compass directions so it won’t be as accurate as you’d want it to be. But hey, it works on Android Wear, too. Happy pizza hunting!

Source: Android Police | Download: Google Play Store (US$1)

Jack is the first WiFi-enabled wireless guitar cable

Jack is the first plug in device which turns any guitar or amplifier into a WiFi device for wireless playback and studio quality connection to unmodified PCs, Tablets or Smartphones. Putting the power for low-latency WiFi at the disposal of musicians everywhere, Jack does away with wires and can connect to amplifiers or even PCs for recording, editing or uploading. The articulating Jack is said to fit most electric guitar and bass models. I don't usually get excited about Kickstarter projects but this one shows a lot of promise. Check it here.

BlackBerry Classic coming to US Mobile

With online orders of the new BlackBerry Classic slated to start shipping on January 7, anyone ln the US looking for the new handset has limited options in terms of carriers. US Mobile customers can now purchase the latest smart phone outright from BlackBerry for $499. Anyone interested in the US Mobile variant should check it out here.

CES 2015: Osterhout Design Group to unveil augmented reality glasses

2015 is expected to be the year of wearables and a few days before the show and we're already getting a lot of inforomation on upcoming smartdevices.

Osterhout Design Group (ODG) unveiled a consumer-oriented version of its Smart Glasses system featuring new proprietary optical and electronic configurations that enable a sleeker, lighter style. The first product featuring this new system is expected in 2015 with target prices ranging below $1000.

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