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There are many products, that when introduced to the world are called "game changing" or "life changing". Those are big shoes to fill, but Pro2 actually delivers. Pro2 is a unique pocket sized device that helps people easily train their breathing muscles so they can be more active without losing their breath. The device has [...]
Dan Gilbert Rap Genius While the sports world went into a frenzy on Friday morning when Lebron James announced his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers that wasn't the only big news for Cavaliers owner and tech investor Dan Gilbert. Right now Gilbert is in the spotlight for James' move back to his hometown team, a [...]
Google has released a lot of geo-located data over the past year. You could see for instance what cookies were the favorite of each state, what toys were hot in each state and so on and so forth. Now Google has compiled the data on what the most popular gifts were for some of the [...]
The team behind the Groove smart and fitness watch had something different in mind when they decided to get into the wearable space. After evaluating everything that was on the market today, they quickly realized that most of the smart devices and wearable technology was solely focused on the data. They decided to switch gears [...]
We are gearing up to hit the National Association of Elementary School Principles 2014 conference later this week. So far, we have had a chance to speak with a few different exhibitors for a preview of what we'll see at the conference. One of these exhibitors is Art in Action. Art in Action offers a [...]
Google Acquires Songza On Tuesday, Google announced that it had acquired Songza. Songza, if you haven't heard of them, offer a unique take on music streaming. Rather than using algorithms and similar artist mash-ups, Songza offers human curated playlists, based on various factors like time of the day, or mood, or location. It is a [...]
EdTech Fablevision ISTE As Fablevision enters graduation age, they've seen a lot of changes in the classroom and specifically technology in the classroom. Common core standards, reading, writing and arithmetic, and standardized testing are all an important part of a students education, but the backbone of a well rounded student at the [...]
It's had to believe that just last year Pebble was a startup with a Kickstarter. What a difference a year makes. 2013 saw the entry of several early smart watches. Joining the ranks of the Pebble were the Samsung Galaxy Gear (which will reportedly help you pick up girls),the Martian Watch, Meta Watch and a [...]
A good tablet stand is hard to find. One of the biggest problems is narrowing down a decision. A quick search on Amazon for "Tablet Stand" brings up a whopping 937,451 results. Narrowing that down can be a pain. However, we may have just come across your best bet. This is the Air Stand, from NKMOS [...]
Sony PlayStation enthusiasts have been celebrating last week's news that Sony is opening up PlayStation Now, a new service that will stream games to the Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Playstation Vita, Bravia TV's, smartphones and tablets. Many gamers are looking at this as a way to go back to the Sony ecosystem after many may [...]
At the end of day 2 at the 2014 International CES the Techfaster team was headed out of the Venetian and literally bumped into the youngest exhibitor at CES. I noticed that this cute 7 year old girl had an exhibitor badge on, riding on the up escalator. In years past I've seen a few [...]
As gift cards are set to be the most popular gift this holiday season, PayPal just announced the creation of the new PayPal Digital Gift Store. The company also supports payments from gift cards.
Among many thing announced by Apple on Monday at WWDC was HealthKit. The new iOS 8 functionality has been a long-time coming, and has been the subject of several leaks over the past few months. Anyhow, HealthKit acts a central hub/repository where third-party apps can store data in one central location. The idea being that [...]
When John Legere took the helm at T-Mobile, the nation's fourth largest carrier, he was determined to shake things up. He's succeeded at that and continues adding customers in the process. Ever since introducing "un-carrier" initiatives which have included such practices as doing away with long term contracts, early termination fees and even charging for [...]
We’re gearing up for the International Society for Technology in Education 2014 Conference (ISTE) coming up on June 28th. We have had the opportunity to speak with several exhibitors. Among these exhibitor companies is Lightspeed Systems. Lightspeed Systems has a few different products that "make learning safe, mobile and collaborative." Lightspeed Systems Facebook Page We had a chance to [...]
We took a look at some of the phones that set the bar for performance. Although some of the phones we selected are a bit older, they are still of very high quality. Plus, in being a bit older these phones often come with a huge price slash.
For many the world revolves around their smarpthone. Even if they have a home phone system, contact numbers and information lives on the smartphone. So in this day and age, manny phone calls from home phones and even some office phones, start by looking up someone's phone number in your smartphone contact list. Don't worry [...]
On Wednesday, HTC held a launch event. It was widely assumed that this event would mark the release of a new HTC smartwatch. According to Re/code, the wearable was not ready, and thus the launch of the watch was pushed back. HTC Americas head Jason Mackenzie told Re/code: We had originally planned to have a wearable [...]
We’re gearing up for the International Society for Technology in Education 2014 Conference (ISTE) coming up on June 28th. We have had the opportunity to speak with several exhibitors. Among these exhibitor companies is Atomic Learning. Atomic Learning is a content repository of sorts, offering training and learning resources. We had a chance to ask the Atomic Learning Team [...]
There are a lot of solutions out there for web filtering. Many of them are geared towards enterprise and when they realized there was a market in K-12 they opened up a new vertical with those enterprise filters. The problem is, those filters, typically blocked entire websites. It's ok to decide that your administrative assistants [...]
