So I’ve got a rather large review for you today, it’s got almost 60 pictures and screenshots in it, so yeah it’s kinds long. What I have for review today is the Odys Wave Media player which has a 4gb capacity. I’ve never heard of Odys, but there are plenty of companies out there I’ve never heard of I’m sure. I’m always up for something new, so this work fine with me. The Odys Wave is a media player, and by that I mean it can not only play music but videos, and eBooks, it can also take pictures and videos with the built-in camera and there’s even a calculator and stopwatch built-in. The player can also work as a recording device to take with you for school lectures or whatever. So read on to check it out….
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Mobility Digest Review: Universal 3-Finger Touch Screen Winter Gloves
So it’s New Year’s Eve and I’m writing a review, no I’m not out partying to celebrate. When I was younger sure new Year’s Eve was a time to party, oh some stories I could tell you trust me, but now with kids etc, there’s no more partying for me. This year isn’t exactly shaping out to be a good one so far, this past Friday my wife lost her job, so if that’s any indication as to how 2013 is going to go for me, I’d rather not be partying anyway. So enough of that and back to the review, this is another product from Deal Extreme actually and that means it’s inexpensive. The product is officially called the Universal 3-Finger Touch Screen Winter Gloves for iPhone / iPad + More, but you can use them with any capacitive touch screen devices. It’s winter time and gloves are a must have but using them with your touch screen can be difficult so many companies have recently come out with compatible gloves and these are a varying degrees of quality I’ve found. As of now I have four pairs of these, I can never have too many gloves as I always leave the house without them or find myself forgetting them somewhere or other. These gloves only cost $3.60 and I have to admit they are decent, and they work very well at keeping your hands warm and letting you use your devices while wearing them. Read on for a quick reviews and then continue with your celebrating…
Mobility Digest Review: Cute Android Robot Style USB 2.0 TF Card Reader
Gotta love that name up there huh?! It’s from China so I guess it’s expected, and I’m guessing it’s not officially licensed either. Anyway, today for review I’ve got a very handy and very inexpensive accessory for you Android users out there (even though anyone can use it I don’t see an Apple fan using a card reader shaped like and Android for some reason…). The product is a tiny card reader shaped like the famous Android that will read and write your microSD cards on the go. It works, it’s inexpensive and it’s fast, what more could you ask for? Read on…
Mobility Digest Review: Skross USB World Adapter Evo
Yep, another review for you. I guess this one could be a follow up to the Plantronics M25. if you read that review then you’d know they sent me one with plugs for Europe which doesn’t quite work for me as I’m in the United States. The product I have today for review is the Skross USB World Adapter Evo which is a worldwide adapter which let’s you basically use any style power plug anywhere in the world. This adapter also has an attachment with two USB ports on it.
Mobility Digest Review: Plantronics M25 Bluetooth Headset
The holidays are over I think, so I guess that means it’s time to get back to work and that means reviews for me anyway! I’ve got three coming as of now for here, so we’ll get started with the Plantronics M25 Bluetooth headset. The M25 isn’t bad overall, it’s lightweight and very comfortable for long periods of time. The one thing I think is very special about the M25 is the battery life, supposedly it can be in DeepSleep mode or extended standby for up to five months! That’s a long time and well I can’t exactly test that whole five month thing, but I can tell you about the M25, so read on…
Mobility Digest Review: 1-to-3 Car Cigarette Lighter Power Port Splitter
We live in very mobile times and that means power on the go. My car is a 2011 Subaru Forester and it includes several power receptacles in it so I’m all set really, but go back a few years and cars usually only came with one. Having several mobile devices that need power but only one outlet isn’t ideal so you’ll have to either buy a new car or figure a way to multiply your outlets and that’s the product I have for review today comes in. Today I have a quick review of a very inexpensive but yet very handy little gadget that can take one power port and split it into three for you so you can charge three mobile devices at once from a single power port.
Get the Energizer XP4001 Universal External Battery for $15.99 Shipped!
So I’ve got a deal for you I just had to share it. Yes I’m going to shamelessly plug my own review right now. Over on TestFreaks I just posted my review of the Energizer XP4001 4000 mAh Universal Portable Charger which I found to be just an excellent product overall. In fact I really … Read more
Mobility Digest Review: Rivacase 5010 10.2" Tablet Bag
Everybody around here is Windows Phone and Apple it seems, I’m a little Android and Windows phone personally, not really much Apple for me. Today for review I have what could be an iPad 4 case or really any tablet up to 10.2” in size like my Acer Iconia A500. The case was provided for review by our friends at GearZap and it’s the Rivacase 5010 Tablet Bag. Bag might not be the right word for it though, it’s more of a case or even a sleeve I think, but it also comes with a strap that is removable. You can use it with the strap like a bag, or without the strap and it’s more of a case. What makes this case or bag or whatever special is the protection it will offer for whatever tablet you might be putting in it. The case features what they call ‘slow resistance memory foam’ which is (big words coming) viscoelastic polyurethane that offers a great deal of protection as it is able to withstand drops, bumps and even possibly being crushed. I wouldn’t run it over with my car though even it if was guaranteed! If you’re looking for protection you can’t get much better than this without adding a great deal more weight as the foam is very lightweight but yet offers a lot of protection.
Asus VivoTab RT – Not all its cracked up to be
I received the recently released Asus VivoTab RT, one of the two Windows RT release devices shortly after the late October launch. My decision to go with the Asus product in-lieu of the semi-popular Microsoft Surface RT tablet was made, in part, due to an excellent experience with the Asus manufactured Google Nexus 7 tablet. A … Read more
Mobility Digest Review: Gumdrop Drop Series Case for iPad 3 / iPad 2
Ah the iPad, there’s no doubt it’s popular that’s for sure, but it’s also expensive and rather fragile. Personally if I’m going to pay four, five or six hundred dollars for something I have to have a case for it as I don’t want anything happening to it and I’ve got kids and it seems accidents always happen. if I’m going to spend that much money on a device I’m most certainly not going to want some thin silicone thing, I’m going to want some serious protection like what I have for review today, the Gumdrop Drop Series Case for iPad 3 and iPad 2. This is an iPad case that will most certainly offer you a great deal of protection and really protect your investment, this is a case I can get behind and promote. So read on to learn more and see how it looks on an iPad 3…