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The Stretch Headphones Avoid Cable-Tangling Nightmares

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10:30AM August 30, 2011 | Angus Kidman

We’ve recommended plenty of tactics for avoid tangled headphones, ranging from careful wrapping techniques to using binder clips. However, if you’re like me, you don’t always remember to do that properly, and you just want a set of headphones that don’t go nuts when you shove them in a travel bag in a hurry. On the front, the O’Neill Stretch headphones from Philips do a fine job. More »


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Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard Powers Your Keyboard With Your Desk Lamp

7:00AM August 25, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

The Logitech Solar Keyboard draws its power from light so you can forget about buying AA batteries and charge it with the light of your workspace. More »


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We’re Impressed By This Mobile Knife Sharpener

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3:00PM August 10, 2011 | Angus Kidman

We’ve told you before how to hone your own knives and why sharp knives are useful, but for a proper knife sharpening you need a professional. Our standard suggestion is to hit a local market or ask your friendly butcher, but we’re impressed by the mobile knife-sharpening operation Danny at Gizmodo spotted outside our building. More »


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ScanSnap S1100 Quickly Turns Your Paper Into PDF On The Go

7:00AM July 7, 2011 | Adam Dachis

With the constant stream of receipts, forms, contracts, and other paper we have to – but probably don’t want to – keep, the desire to digitise our lives is growing stronger. If you’re looking for a document scanner that’s easy to take with you and great for creating PDFs out of your paper documents, we like the ScanSnap S1100. More »


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Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 Helps Your RSI For Cheap

7:00AM July 6, 2011 | Jason Chen

Although I don’t suffer from serious RSI, I’ve always favoured ergonomic keyboards because they offer an easy way to force myself to keep my hands in the correct posture to avoid wrist pain. The problem though, is that most ergo keyboards are chunkier and taller, which is bad for people who like laptop-like low profile keyboards. Microsoft’s Comfort Curve 3000 is a meshing of the two ideas. More »


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The WakeMate Wristband And Smartphone App Monitor Your Sleep, Wake You Up Pleasantly

7:00AM June 30, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

The WakeMate wristband monitors your sleep cycles, and uses your iPhone, Android or BlackBerry device to wake you at the most opportune time. More »


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Australia Post Testing 24-Hour Parcel Pickup

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1:00PM June 22, 2011 | Angus Kidman

It’s a major hassle for online shopping: you’ve ordered something but then you have to sort time to pick it up from the post office. That might get a little simpler with plans for “24 hour parcel lockers” being tested in a new concept post office. More »


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Stand-Up Snap-Lock Bag Is A Handy Food Storer

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2:00PM June 16, 2011 | Angus Kidman

Snap-lock bags are very handy for storing all kinds of items ranging from food to USB sticks, but the standard sizes don’t bulk out well for storing larger amounts of stuff. The solution? A larger snap-lock bag with an expanding base that means you can use it for dry goods and other items. More »


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Hookeychain Hooks Your Keys Onto Any Magnetic Surface For Safe Keeping

7:00AM June 9, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

Many of you probably have a bowl next to your door so you know where your keys are at all times. The very clever Hookeychain does away with that need by putting a magnetic hook on your keys, so you can hang them anywhere. More »


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LED Windlight Powered By Nature’s Sneezes

7:30AM June 7, 2011 | Jason Chen

Rather than harnessing the power of wind to be annoying, like wind chimes, the Firewinder takes that kinetic energy and turns it int something actually useful. Lighting. More »