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  • August 24, 2009

    If You Aren’t Using DropBox, You Are Really Dumb!

    Honestly, DropBox has got to be one of the best services I have ever come across, and if you don’t have DropBox account by the end of this article, I will be shocked. DropBox’s service offering is incredibly straight forward and simple. It is a file sharing and back-up program and system that allows you to sync the personal files…

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  • August 21, 2009

    Open Pandora’s Box with The Livio Radio

    Everyone loves Pandora right? How can you not. These are the guys giving you the Music Genome Project where they are mapping out music, one song at a time. Pandora is a fantastic way to get commercial-free music from a browser or application, all based on a single song, artist or genre. Simple create a station and start immediately enjoying…

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  • August 20, 2009

    The Sony DigiDad Project

    No, it's not about turning a bunch of dads into Skynet, cybernetic offspring. Nor are there going to be a new line of kids DigiPets that are modeled after fathers (but that would be an interesting idea). The Sony DigiDad Project is actually pretty cool (probably because I'm in it)! So here's the scoop. Sony has teamed up with 5…

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    Sony DigiDad Project
  • August 2, 2009

    Honey, I Shrunk the Dongle – Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000

    Microsoft introduced its BlueTrack Technology in 2008 claiming that its breakthrough technology would allow for users to use mice having BlueTrack on just about any surface (just not glass or reflective surfaces). I decided to put that to the test in this quick review of the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000. I have reviewed several mice and there are truly…

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  • July 24, 2009

    Review: “Eyes On” with the Dell Adamo 13

    I was originally going to have the title of this review be "Hands On with the Dell Adamo 13" but I realized that laptops, notebooks and netbooks are really a dime a dozen these days. While the innards of a laptop can be very similar, what I think sets many laptops apart are their design, functionality and aesthetics. There are…

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  • July 20, 2009

    Altec Lansing’s Orbit MP3 Speaker Means High Quality Sound yet Inexpensive Portability

    The nice thing about cell phones and MP3 players these days is that they hold a ton of music and they are extremely portable and functional. But the problem is, most players either don't have a speaker or if they do, it is only good for a conference call now and then and not really for playing your music or…

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  • July 16, 2009

    The Belkin N1 Vision: A Wireless Router Built for Speed as well as Display

    If you are like me, you have your wireless router tucked away in a closet, at the top of a shelf or under a desk somewhere. I have one of mine on top of a kitchen hutch because it's in the center of the house, high up (for better reception) and close to the DSL connection. The other is tucked…

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  • July 7, 2009

    Review: Double your iPhone’s Battery with the Mophie Juice Pack Air

    I am a hard-core iPhone data user. My AT&T account shows that I have downloaded 5.4 GB and uploaded 1.1 GB worth of data since I received my first iPhone. I suck through batteries like there is no tomorrow, so much so that I actually had to return my first iPhone because the battery just wasn't holding a charge because…

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  • June 19, 2009

    Find Your Way with the Magellan RoadMate 1470

    The last gadget that I'm going review right before Father's Day is upon us (see my other Father's Day reviews here) is something that every Dad would love to receive. But heck, if you are reading this review after the "magical" day, just know that you can bring a smile to any dad's face and even a tear to his…

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  • June 18, 2009

    Sennheiser’s MM 50 iP Headphones are Music to my Ears

    I have been using the Apple-issued iPhone headphones for over 2 years. Only for a brief period did I use some Sony Headphones with an adapter for the microphone. The Sony's got a bit beaten up in my daily transportation routine so I was back to my standard issue Apple headphone. Music sounded great, clear, clean and crisp...that is, until…

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  • June 16, 2009

    Bippity Boppity Boo, Here Comes a Disney Netbook for You!

    A member of the Disney Public Relations team contacted me tonight about an exciting announcement that just so happened to be geared towards me, my family and my audience, a Netbook affectionately known as the Disney Netpal. Being the father of 3 daughters, one who is denying she is still in the princess stage yet still seems to dress and…

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  • June 15, 2009

    Polk Audio I-Sonic ES2 – A complete iPod Entertainment System

    Polk Audio, who has always been a maker of quality audio products ever since I can remember, has a real winner on their hands. Over the past few weeks, I have been able to test the Polk Audio I-Sonic ES2 and have found it to be a gadget truly worthy of praise. It is a multi-functional device that handles not…

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Michael Sheehan (“HighTechDad”) is an avid technologist, writer, journalist, content marketer, blogger, tech influencer, AI investigator, husband, and father of 3 girls living in the San Francisco Bay Area. This site covers technology, consumer electronics, Parent Tech, SmartHomes, AI, gadgets, software, hardware, parenting “hacks,” and other tips & tricks.

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