Gadgets

8.5

Review: EWinRacing Flash XL Gaming Chair

August 6, 2019

Pull up a chair or sit on the floor! Whether big or small, EWinRacing brings both comfort and style with their Flash line of gaming chairs.

by Joe Morgan

8.0

Review: Metratonic Wrist Rests

April 29, 2018

When Metratonic first contacted us about reviewing their line of premium wrist rests, I was intrigued. As a software developer, gamer, and writer, I spend the majority of my day in front of a keyboard. Anything that can make my time more comfortable (and, [...]

by Joe Morgan

6.5

Review: Retro Fighters Jab Gamepad for NES/PC

October 18, 2016

Creator: Retro Fighters Platform: NES, PC Price: $44.99 MSRP When I first heard of the Retro Fighters Jab Gamepad, my mind began to race. A classic NES controller with a modern redesign and dual functionality on—get this—the NES and PC. As a man who cut [...]

by Joe Morgan

Before You Buy a VR Helmet for Your Smart Phone…

September 28, 2016

I cannot believe we live in an age with the audacity to bring back a technology that was cool in the early 90’s. I remember going to an arcade where a boy was strapped into a VR headset, surrounded by a mini guard rail and standing on a platform. He [...]

by Michael P M

5.8

Review: Steam Controller

August 22, 2016

Producer: Valve Gadget: Steam Controller Compatible: Steam OS Price: $49 Review For those of us who prefer the monstrous selection of PC gaming and have the cash to buy a rig that can support it there is the Steam OS, which means that most likely you had [...]

by Michael P M

VR: Why Be Me?

May 16, 2016

***Article is reprinted with author’s full permission from colbybryant.com*** The “Year of VR” If you aren’t keeping up with current products, societally, we are on the cusp of two new developments within the realms of cutting edge [...]

by Colby Bryant

8.9

Review: Samsung Galaxy 9.7 Tab A w/ S Pen

April 13, 2016

I finally have the solution to my drawing problems. It comes in the form of a 9.7 inch tablet. Using Wacom writing technology, all my art can be made digital, colorful and as wide as my imagination. The age of digital art is here and the Samsung 9.7 tab [...]

by Michael P M

9.7

Review: Trenro PS4 Edge Thumb Grips

November 28, 2015

When a fellow staff member first told me about Trenro and their PlayStation 4 thumb grips, I was intrigued. A smaller company, almost “indie” in feel, producing and selling video game peripherals typically sounds like a recipe for disaster. I [...]

by Joe Morgan

9.0

5.9

Review: LG G Stylo (Family Mobile)

November 18, 2015

In recent articles, I wrote about how horrible it is to be an amateur artist in the digital age. In a different review, I blasted the non-contract phone industry for making such lackluster and broken devices. But I finally got a chance to sit down and try [...]

by Michael P M

Know Thy Media Stick: Nexus, Fire, Roku, M.O.J.O, or Playstation

November 1, 2015

The internet is the ultimate answer to cable, video games, movies, and music. With today’s entertainment sticks and HD hook-ups there is no excuse for being bored–or not procrastinating–if you have a wireless connection. Entertainment [...]

by Michael P M

6.0

7.1

Review: Kyocera Hydro Vibe

September 26, 2015

A few months ago I told you I was going to stick with my Nokia 635 Windows Phone through thick and thin, even though the phone had its obvious hang ups (bad app support, kind of slow). Well… the inner beast of dissatisfaction drove me to get another [...]

by Michael P M

8.5

Review: Gunnar Optik Siege Glasses

August 4, 2015

I’ve always been skeptical about the need for gaming glasses. I felt like they were a gimmick sold to gamers to help improve their gaming. How could a pair of tinted glasses assist someone who sits in front of a computer or television screen? When Gunnar [...]

by Drew Koehler

Editorial: Tablets Hate Art Enthusiasts

June 2, 2015

I love to draw. I wouldn’t consider myself a master of art, but more like an advanced yellow belt with two orange stripes. I love using technology to draw flyers, designs, characters, and cartoons. Sketching is one of my favorite ways to express [...]

by Michael P M

GUG Treasure Hunters: Geeky Summer 2015 Shopping Guide

May 11, 2015

It’s that time of year again: summer. The time when even dedicated geeks must put down the controller, turn off the television, and venture out into the harsh light of day. Lucky for you, the GUG Treasure Hunters braved the outside world a little [...]

by GUG Treasure Hunters

7.5

Review: Apple Watch

May 11, 2015

On April 24th, Apple released the Apple Watch to the general public (celebrities have been spotted wearing them already). And on April 27th, I received my 42mm Apple Watch Sport in space grey with the black sports band. It is finally here! Is it worth [...]

by Jonathan Klassen

7.2

8.9

Review: My First Windows Phone (Nokia 635)

May 4, 2015

If iOS is Superman and Android is Wonder Woman then Windows 8 for phones is… Kid Flash. While not nearly as supported and built up as these other titans, there are still a few things to like about a Windows Phone. Nokia 635, one of Windows’ [...]

by Michael P M

GUG Treasure Hunters: A Geeky Mother’s Day 2015 Shopping Guide

April 29, 2015

Mother’s Day is just around the corner and, since moms can be geeks too, I thought we should get together a list of gifts to fit the occasion. Unfortunately for you, this means there is no excuse for last minute shopping. So, check out these awesome [...]

by GUG Treasure Hunters

Duolingo Announces New Language Courses

April 29, 2015

The free language learning system Duolingo has announced new language courses on the way. Language courses for Turkish have been released for beta testing and Esperanto, Norwegian, Ukrainian, Hungarian and Klingon are all coming soon according to [...]

by Steven Kuhn II

My Apple Watch Buying Experience

April 28, 2015

So, the band on my Nixon 51-30 just broke. Couldn’t have been better timing. My Apple Watch is being shipped to me as I write these words. Yes, I am one of those geeks. I love Apple and their products, and I have been holding off on buying a Pebble [...]

by Jonathan Klassen

Google’s Project Fi is Official

April 23, 2015

After much speculation and rumor Google has finally unveiled their attempts to enter the Wireless Carrier Market with Google Project Fi. This doesn’t mean Google will be launching a full blow roll out and installing their own towers around the US [...]

by Robert Butler

GUG Treasure Hunters: The Avengers

April 13, 2015

Everyone is getting excited about the upcoming film, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and the Geeks Under Grace Treasure Hunters have tracked down the best Avengers gear from around the web to help you prepare to show your love of the franchise! You don’t [...]

by GUG Treasure Hunters

5 Mistakes Android Hardware/Software Needs To Stop Making

April 10, 2015

I love Android. The OS is powered by Google, one of the most technologically saavy companies in the world. I can do word processing, manage my calendar, play video games and watch cat videos without having to leave my couch. I would gladly declare Android [...]

by Michael P M

Hoverboards are Now a Reality

October 31, 2014

Hendo Hoverboards has developed a real, functioning hoverboard… Well, sorta. It does work, but only on specific types of surfaces compatible with their Magnetic Field Architecture (MFA). The technology is quite impressive, and you can read about it [...]

by John A.C. Miller

RetroN 5

October 11, 2014

You are probably not exactly itching to play Bible Adventures ever again but maybe there are a lot of other old classics you would love to go play once more. An Emulator, a PC, or even your phone, is always an option. With an Emulator though, you [...]

by Cody Armour

9.2

7.2

Review: iOS 8

September 30, 2014

Here we go again. Another year and another iOS update. This time Apple is touting the biggest iOS release ever: iOS 8. iPhones 4S and newer can install it. So what’s new? Is it better than iOS 7? Updating: Before I got my iPhone 6, I updated my [...]

by Jonathan Klassen

9.3

6.7

Review: iPhone 6

September 29, 2014

Note: The iPhone I bought is the iPhone 6 (not the Plus) in space grey with 64GB of memory. iOS 8 and iPhone 6 will be reviewed separately. This is due to the fact that iOS 8 can also may installed on iPhone 4S and above. Durability: As far as I can tell, [...]

by Jonathan Klassen

iPhone 6: First Impressions

September 20, 2014

The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are now available to purchase. I have picked up the iPhone 6 in the flavor of 64GB and Space Grey. Here are my impressions of my first few hours with the phone. Pre-order and Setup: For me, this process went smoothly. I [...]

by Jonathan Klassen

Review: GlomTom

September 7, 2014

To find out more visit: www.glomtom.com

by Drew Koehler

Samsung’s Gear VR

September 3, 2014

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 may be releasing in October, but it’s their newest piece of “Samsung Gear” that is catching everyone’s eyes. This one is not a watch though, but a virtual reality headset. Samsung has partnered with Oculus, one of the leading names [...]

by Cody Armour

12 Gadgets for a Real-Life Batman

July 22, 2014

If there has been one superhero that any geek has thought they could actually emulate, it would be Batman. With no real superpower (per se) and a slew of gadgets, he is certainly among the most achievable goals to reach. I mean, I don’t see people lining [...]

by Shawn Bain

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