Misc

This is a story of a girl – not in itself all that unusual – told by her in the most part, but what is unusual it starts when she is still in her mothers belly about to be cut out as her mother dies. Quite how she can talk at this stage is unusual but of course you read on to try to make sense of it.

Keeping your data safe is your responsibility but some help is available with regards protection.

This is the first of two similar products aimed at memory, this one is aimed at children 'yesterday' or 'last week'. The second in a few weeks time aimed at older people whose memory often fades and then they cannot recall times of fifty or more years ago.

This book is not as you may think about people but about places. In fact it is about pubs in London that you might not have heard or seen, this book is full of pictures and it could encourage you to visit while they are still there. It could even suit a Fathers Day gift.

With power in your pocket, you can travel freely without worrying about loosing contact with everybody.

Based in Finland, Suunto believes that adventure can still be aesthetic.

A lot of flat panels and even a few notebooks now come without a webcam, possibly as size matters more than communication so there is a place for an external webcam apart from its ability to have better resolution than most built in offerings.

This item can help you discover why you electricity bill is so high. If you have a Smart Metre all it tells you is how much you are using and how much you have spent. It does not tell you what item is using what, this plug from TAPO will tell you what is using what over a given time period.

Combining portable convenience with encryption protection, this next product will safeguard tour important data.

First a pair of cheese knives that are at home when together. Second a card game based on the BBC TV Series The Traitors. Neither are that heavy so will be easy for anyone to post.

When is a toy not a toy? Maybe when it can serve some educational or artistic purpose.

They say "Size matters!" and in this case it is more of a matter that "the smaller the better".

News has reached me of a product designed to keep your portable devices up-and-running when their battery runs low.

Water, water everywhere but is it fit to drink?

While concentrating on your gaming action, it helps to avoid distractions caused by lack of comfort.

Music is meant to be enjoyed and listened to. This next product wants to help in this respect.

This is an SSD drive that is encrypted so unless you enter the correct password it remains unreadable by any software. It is connected to a PC or other such device by either a USB ‘C’ or USB cable.

If you are stuck for ideas then this next announcement might help with some suggestions for the 18th of June.

This is a brief look at a couple of items that you might find suitable for Father’s Day gifts. In case it’s slipped your mind it’s not that far away on the 18th June. Both these games are for older children or adults. The two games are Master Dater and Joking Hazard.

Skullcandy enhances the private listening experience.

Technology can help keep an eye on your child through the use of technology.

This is a range of small items that all do their jobs linked though a single Smart Hub. Apart from The Smart Hub I was sent three items a Motion Sensor, Temperature & Humidity Sensor and a Contact Sensor. You can then link extra such units so various door and windows are all covered so no chance of leaving with an open window. While the App is useful so is a in house sound and here both are available as the Smart Hub has a sound output.

Recently I was informed of a headset aimed at those who require a device that is suitable for both work and play.

One way of making your product stand out from the herd would be to add a decoration.

Combining together different USB ports, Atom Studios has developed a plug which might prove useful.

For those willing to mark the day with a special gift, here are a few suggestions from Sony.

Whether at work or at play, a comfortable position can help you perform to your best.

As out collections of rechargeable devices increase, so does the required ability to charge them.

It looks a lot like a larger Swiss army knife. The difference here is that to access any of the tools you need to push with your thumb to allow any of the tools to be accessed. There is even a clip so wherever you keep it in a pocket or bag it will stay in place until it’s needed.

When looking to enhance your listening experience and save some money, this news might be of interest.