Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at 9:58AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
The biggest problem with tablets and eBook readers is that they need to be held up. While a number of cases and docks manage to support and angle these slates for improved hands-free viewing, there are always compromises. The Octa Vaccum dock + Whale Tail brings a whimsical twist to a smartly engineered product.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at 6:56AM 
If Indiana Jones owned a MacBook Air, what would he carry it in? WaterField Designs, maker of custom laptop sleeves, and designer bags and cases for digital gear, introduces theCitySlicker, an urban MacBook Air case with an old-world spin that uses modern materials.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 8:49AM Blizzard sure knows when to time a huge product launch, right at the cusp of a long weekend! The much awaited demon-hunting action RPG Diablo 3 is out today which means fans of this franchise will likely want to take a sick day to indulge in the new and improved gameplay, character classes and online play offered by the new version. The last Diablo, Diablo II was released 12 years ago in 2000! That's quite a long drought for fans of the game. From the video teaser above, it looks like this game has been worth the wait.
Monday, May 14, 2012 at 6:06PM The Origami stroller from Shop 4 Moms is one of the most innovative products we've seen all year. Baby and child strollers are usually standard and unexciting but functional must-haves. Origamis fold themselves up with a mere press of a button, they also charge while you are walking, have lots of pockets, four cup holders, independent suspension, daytime running lights, an adjustable recline and even a charger for your electronics.
An LCD dashboard even includes a thermometer, speedometer, odometer, tripometer and lifetime tripometer, just like a minivan.
Ideal for toddlers or bigger kids, the Origami looks like in can travel well and seems pretty sturdy.The Origami weighs in at about 29 lbs, and carries a single child up to 40 lbs, or about the size of a 3-year-old. The price for all this convenience is US $849 and it isn't yet approved for Canada but is definitely an interesting option.
