Daily Digest Coolest Gadgets for 01/27/2013

The latest and coolest gadgets daily digest Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Jan 27, 2013 06:30 am | Edwin Griffin Technology goes green with Papernomad Everyone wants to go green these days, it is the "in thing", and you will definitely score brownie points with just about everyone, especially among those Greenpeace activists. Well, here we are with Griffin Technology and one of their latest coups, which would be snagging the exclusive distribution rights of Papernomad products across North America. Based in Austria, Papernomad is a company that develops organic, customizable, tear- and water-resistant sleeves for a range of popular devices such as the iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, MacBook and Samsung Galaxy S3. As they are made of a specially-engineered paper material, they deliver the perfect canvas for personal expression and creativity. Keavy Murphree, Product Line Manager at Griffin Technology, said, "We are thrilled to bring Papernomad to North America; their products leave a lasting impression on people's minds but not on the environment. With Papernomad, we offer users a sustainable way to guard their technology, as well as a canvas that allows individuals to express their imagination." Each sleeve from Papernomad is made in Europe, where it will use an advanced patent-pending composite of paper, viscose fiber and biopolymer. The paper that is used is made from sustainably forested trees and FSC Forest Stewardship Council certified. As for the other materials in action, those are compostable and organic, including the cotton stitching, hemp pull strap, and signature wool lining that are provided by happy sheep from New Zealand. What makes the Papernomad product different from the rest? It offers an outlet for creative expression, as the sleeve itself can be marked with pencils, pens, and crayons, something which your kids would definitely fall in love with. The Papernomad sleeves will be made available for the iPad, iPad mini, iPhone 4 & 5, MacBook Air (11″ & 13″), MacBook Pro (13″ and 15″) and Samsung Galaxy S3 soon, and of course, depending on the size of your choice, it will retail anywhere from $39.99 and goes all the way to $69.99. Press Release [ Griffin Technology goes green with Papernomad copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More Jan 27, 2013 05:51 am | Edwin SafeSound announces Airbudz SafeSound Products might not be a name that resonates with many of you out there, but just for the record, they are the designer of innovative accessories for active consumers, and have just announced the availability of Airbudz. Just what the heck is Airbudz? Well, they are the first-ever alternative earbud solution in the market that will let ambient noise in, so that you can hear what else is going on around you without remaining restricted to your own world. Of course, some folks out there might dispute SafeSound's assertion here at being the "world's first" (we ourselves are wary of that kind of claim always), so leave a comment if you know some other company that beat SafeSound to it, otherwise forever hold your peace. It has been said that in the past half dozen years, pedestrians who sustained injuries sustained while listening to earphones have more than tripled, and the entire goal of the Airbudz by SafeSound Products is to focus on safety even when one is making use of technology in every aspect of one's lives. It does not mean that you are plugged in and have no say in being tuned out, as Airbudz lets you enjoy your favorite tunes safely without having to opt for blocking out car horns, sirens, a warning scream or safety hazards. The Airbudz is best described this way – they are alternative earbud attachments which are used when listening to music in environments where it is necessary to be far more aware of your surroundings, such as when you are jogging or taking a walk in the park, just to be safe. Of course, other activities such as running, biking, skiing, skateboarding, and even riding on public transportation would also be ideal for you to take advantage of Airbudz. You can pick up the Airbudz for $14.95 a pop, and if you prefer a glow-in-the-dark version, it will cost you $15.95 Press Release [ SafeSound announces Airbudz copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More In This Issue Griffin Technology goes green with Papernomad SafeSound announces Airbudz Recent Stories The Best Electric Knife Sharpener Hot Cookie USB Mug Warmer SOUL Electronics offers Party in a Box Brookstone Discounts Organize Your Desk Your Way

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