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- Crayola’s colored bubbles may be fun, but not very washable
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- Onkyo expands HT-RC family of home theater receivers
- Keyport offers Mini LED for your Keyport Slide
- Illuminottoman paves the way for a funky living room
- Fuuvi USB Mini Digital Camera
- The IDAPT I4 Universal Charging Station
- GameSalad® – Game Creation for Everyone™
| Crayola’s colored bubbles may be fun, but not very washable Posted: 05 Apr 2011 08:00 AM PDT
I was watching my kids play with bubbles the other day, and realized that the technology for blowing bubbles has not really changed. I guess Crayola figured that transparent bubbles could be given a dash of color, and so they added their own touch. The results have been disastrous. The colored bubble product has sold several hundred thousand since its initial release in February, but many parents have been complaining. Despite the fact that the product is stamped with the label “Washable”, this doesn’t mean it is easily washable. One user had Sunset Orange bubble soap that dripped on the floor of her garage, and it dried up red like blood. The blue color “turn her two boys into Smurfs”. Another blogger says that it requires “scrubbing the top layer of the skin to get the color out”. To be fair, Crayola does include a warning to not use at weddings or indoors, as well as “other materials that cannot be laundered”. So I guess that colored bubbles have a place: outside in an area that you don’t care about getting dirty, and make sure your kids are playing in smocks. Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool  [ Crayola’s colored bubbles may be fun, but not very washable copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Gadget Thumbnails for 04-Apr-2011 Posted: 05 Apr 2011 12:24 AM PDT
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| Onkyo expands HT-RC family of home theater receivers Posted: 05 Apr 2011 06:30 AM PDT
Additional shared features include a front-panel USB port which will deliver a direct digital connection for an iPod or iPhone, not to mention support for audio playback from USB mass-storage devices. Heck, the USB port itself even plays nice with album art from your iPod/iPhone, now how about that? As for the HT-RC360, you will find that it now has full networking capabilities while the HT-RC370 throws in Audyssey MultEQ XT processing to the final mix. Both of these are network-capable receivers, so it makes perfect sense for them to support streaming PC audio and Internet radio from different service providers including Pandora, Rhapsody, Napster, SiriusXM Internet Radio, Slacker, Mediafly and vTuner – not to mention being compatible with Windows 7 and DLNA. Via an Internet connection, the process of providing future updates to the receiver's firmware is made painless. These networking models are also more than capable of taking advantage of Onkyo's free Remote App for iPod, iPhone, or iPad to control the A/V receiver. They will also not shun the recently announced UWF-1 Wireless USB Adapter which delivers an IEEE 802.11b/g/n connection to access music on a home network. If you happen to be a huge movie and home theater buff, then rest assured that these receivers will come with their fair share of HDMI inputs in order to accommodate any likely combination of cable TV, satellite, and disk player sources, 3D included. Other connectivity options on the HT-RC370 and HT-RC360 include USB, Ethernet, and Onkyo’s proprietary Universal Port (U-Port), not forgetting the full range of traditional audio and video sources. The Onkyo HT-RC370 and HT-RC360 will be out later this month for $849 and $549, respectively. Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews. [ Onkyo expands HT-RC family of home theater receivers copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Keyport offers Mini LED for your Keyport Slide Posted: 05 Apr 2011 06:00 AM PDT
Measuring roughly the same size as that of a standard key fob which holds only one key, the Keyport is more than capable of offering access to each of the half dozen ports using a single slide of a thumb. With Keyport's latest water-resistant Mini LED, you will find that a couple of lithium ion batteries used here are more than able to last up to 15 hours of non-stop Care Bear shine. These LEDs are bright enough to illuminate darkened hallways as well as difficult to find keyways, and they will also go their length to shine the light (pun not intended) on the inadequacies of a bulky keychain – obviously bigger is not better in this case. Tipping the scales at a mere 2.1 ounces when the Keyport is fully loaded, it ought to fit in snugly into your small jeans pocket without missing a beat. Apart from that, Keyport is also more than able to accommodate the vast majority of key types including most high security and chipped auto keys. Good news for those wearing expensive clothes – Keyport will not rip up your pants pockets or stab you in the leg, while doing away with the irritating pocket jingle in the process. Not only that, Keyport was specially designed to eliminate scratches on the handlebars that happen simply because your keys were dangling around, and you need not tote a separate key to boot. With an optional quick-release lanyard letting you add additional loose items such a car alarm fob, the Keyport is starting to sound like a winner in every department. Interested parties can pick up the Keyport starter bundle for $79, where that will come with a Keyport Slide V.01, six color Nodes, six key Blades and a detachable quick-release lanyard. If you want the LED light, then that will cost you another $9.99. Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist. [ Keyport offers Mini LED for your Keyport Slide copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Illuminottoman paves the way for a funky living room Posted: 05 Apr 2011 05:30 AM PDT
This weatherproof ottoman will be at home (no pun intended) indoors as well as outdoors, illuminating with a color-changing soft glow or a vibrant luminescence. With a grand total of 58 LEDs within the leg rest to produce green, white, red, blue, yellow, purple, or light blue hues, you can always make full use of the included remote control to adjust the brightness to three different levels. The more settled among you might want the ottoman to cast a constant glow in one color, while others might opt for transitioning seamlessly through the hues, or have it flash quickly in each shade if you’re throwing a party. With a 3-hour timer and a rechargeable battery that delivers up to eight hours of light after a six-hour charge, your party will be the most colorful on the block. The Illuminottoman can be yours for $149.95, so getting a bunch of these ain’t gonna come cheap, either.  Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist. [ Illuminottoman paves the way for a funky living room copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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Hailing from Audiocubes, this puppy comes in a wide range of colors, but don’t expect too much from something so small especially when it comes to its resolution count. We’re talking about 3.1-megapixel stills as well as the ability to shoot video in 1280 x 1024 resolution which can later be transferred and viewed on another computer simply by plugging it into any available USB port. Of course, you will need to supply the memory yourself, which comes in the form of a microSD memory card. Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool [ Fuuvi USB Mini Digital Camera copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| The IDAPT I4 Universal Charging Station Posted: 04 Apr 2011 09:38 PM PDT
I am pretty certain that I tried out an IDAPT before, and it is essentially a wireless charger without the wireless. Powermat it is not, but the i4 comes with six tips, and three tips can be plugged into the mat. From there, a mobile device such as a phone, camera, portable gaming system, or Bluetooth headset can be plugged in and charged. I found that the i4 has a mat with a glossy look to it, and charging it involves turning a switch with an LED indicator light to show that the device is charging. I don’t remember the on and off switch being there on other models. The IDAPT i4 comes with six tips that include the miniUSB, microUSB, Samsung 4, Sony Ericsson 2, iPod/iPhone, and Nokia 2. There are other tips available, which include ones that can charge AA and AAA batteries. By the way, there is a USB port on the side for charging any gadget with a USB charging accessory. You should be able to get the IDAPT i4 on the IDAPT site for about $59.99 right now. Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool [ The IDAPT I4 Universal Charging Station copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| GameSalad® – Game Creation for Everyone™ Posted: 04 Apr 2011 08:18 PM PDT
I have my iPod loaded with tons of apps and fun games and I always thought to myself, I wish I knew how to write code, then I could come up with something cool and entertaining myself, in fact, I thought, maybe someday I'll take a class and actually learn to create one of those games. Well now I don't have to… GameSalad is a community that gives everyone the ability to express and share their ideas through games. GameSalad provides a platform that allows its users to design, test, publish and distribute original games for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the Web. But the best part is, you don't even need to be able to write a single line of code! To date, GameSalad’s absolutely free, drag-and-drop game creation platform has already been used to create over 4,500 games, including more than 30 of the top 100 U.S. Games in Apple’s App Store. GameSalad is already the largest third-party development tool for creating games on Apple’s mobile platforms. GameSalad Basic is free to download and use, and can get you started designing right now and a paid upgrade to the Professional version is available when you think you’re ready. Both available at www.GameSalad.com. We expect to see you around the app store! Founded in 2007, GameSalad is a privately held company with studios in Austin, Texas and Los Angeles, California.
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