Urban Armor Gear, protecting your phone better than a mall ninja
I’m sorry – when Victor told me about Urban Armor Gear, my mental image went immediately to that rather unflattering mental image of the stereotypical …
Author: Patrick Kansa
A big data developer and leader with a penchant for gadgets, books, watches and beverages. You can find my work on WristWatchReview, Knapsack.News, and Slushpile.
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Pssst! Want a deal on an iPhone 11?
Everyone and their brother (and their brother’s cousin’s brother) is going to be trying to get you to pre-order your new iPhone 11 from them …
Merrell x Dogfish – a great outdoor pairing
As you’re well-aware, via our Afternoon Beer Break series (here and on WWR), we’re fans of the hoppy suds (and all the many varieties). Well, …
Pelican wants to protect your new iPhone 11
In case you missed it, there was a small press conference earlier this week from a little-known tech company out on the west coast. Apple, …
The future (of being on hold) is bright
Just ran across this article over at Engadget, and thought the promise was too good not to talk about. We all have our own levels …
Withings watches your heart ticking as your watch does
Heart rate tracking is quite the trendy thing to pop into watches these days. Most commonly, these take the form of optical sensors embedded in …
How about some rich leather to wrap around your iPhone?
So, today you’re going to be hit with all sorts of news around the new stuff coming out of Cupertino. Along with the new devices …
Now Kickstarting: Moonrakers
Make no mistake – while we here at KN dig tech and gadgets, there’s something about the tactile pleasure (and table talk) of a good …
Timing frequencies with the Teslar Rebalance T1 Chronograph
When we think about technology embedded in watches, we tend to think of things like smartwatches, or perhaps some of the cleverer mechanical pieces coming …
Technology? In MY socks?
Well, yes. The future is here. All sorts of clothing items are labelled as technical, so why not socks? What’s an article of technical clothing? …