In early September 2013 MagBak was successfully funded—at nearly five times their goal—through Kickstarter, bringing the world’s thinnest iPad mount to life. Now, some six months later, MagBak is again on the crowdfunding site, this time…
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When hardware and software work in harmony, it’s a beautiful thing. And when such a pairing effectively mimics the analog world, it’s thoroughly enchanting. Such is the case with Pencil and the forthcoming update to
In 1993 Apple changed the way we interact with technology on the go with the introduction of the original tablet device, the Newton. The personal digital assistant put the power of the era’s most impressive technologies—writing notes, drawing shapes, faxing and saving to…
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Similar to San Francisco’s Chrome, Crumpler was founded in 1995 to serve the urban bike messenger community with sturdy, purposeful packs and bags. However, while Chrome has remained relatively core focused, Melbourne’s Crumpler has expanded to offer products fit for a range of active lifestyles and individuals. After a…
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The iPad’s rear-facing speakers have become a common gripe for users looking to match audio with the tablet’s quality display. While some of the more low-tech solutions can help, few truly improve your experience like Belkin’s new ThunderStorm. Billed as a “handheld home theater,” the speaker system integrates with…
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After a successful run at crowdsourcing in late 2010, the Swivl was brought to market completely funded through Kickstarter. While the iPhone dock was met with much praise, the question of compatibility has driven the product’s designers to develop the new Swivl. The second iteration—launching today on Kickstarter—builds on…
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Turn your iPhone or iPad into a journal, a dream catcher, a sketchpad or even a thought recorder with This Is Not an App. Designed as an interactive adaptation of Keri Smith’s thought-provoking “This Is Not a Book,” the imagination-driving mobile app from Penguin Group for Apple and Android…
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Bringing a bright pop of color to the tangled white mass of iDevice cords are Eastern Collective’s woven cables. Mixing textiles with technology, the young company from Vermont aims to brighten the otherwise drab greyscale-dominated world of Apple. Each multicolored cable works with all non-lightening iDevices to help differentiate…
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Put it in cork
Steering clear of flashy materials, Pomm Design Studio’s new iPad 3 case houses the latest in high tech inside tried-and-true cork. The geometrically inspired case is molded from two cork blocks, providing substantial protection against the hazards of everyday schlepping. Naturally shock-absorbent, water-resistant and biodegradable, cork is one of…
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The first Bluetooth pressure sensitive stylus
by Leen Al-Bassam Building on the already impressive Jot, which brought us the market’s most accurate stylus with a precision disc and ballpoint mechanism, Adonit has upped the ante with the Jot Touch. The newest addition to the Jot family marks the first Bluetooth pressure sensitive stylus, and the first…
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