Cool Usb Toys


USB gadgets as far as the eye can see.

   

Apple Magic Mouse

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Mar 5th, 2010 | filed Filed under: Mice / keyboard, apple

Many of you are having this mouse on there wish list and now it is readily available.

The Apple Magic Mouse of course is wireless and talks through bluetooth to your computer and here no scroll wheels or buttons just  a nice smooth top and yes your can still scroll just move your finger and yes you can still press a button just press, Apple really thought this mouse through and it is hard to admit but it is probably the best mouse out there.

Go check out the Apple Magic Mouse

iBox wooden storage box

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Jan 6th, 2010 | filed Filed under: (home)Office, Home use, iPhone / iPod Touch

The iBox a great way to store you Apple gadgets

Where does your iPhone or iPod live when not in use?

I guess like mine in a pile of stuff and when you need it you can’t find it. And that is why you need the iBox. A nice box made from solid hardwood with a ceramic tile on top saying iBox and then there is a velvet line inside to keep your Apple gadgets safe. The bottom of this box is lines with felt so that it will not scratch any surface you place it on.

You see this box is great for you gadgets that you need on the go so place them in the box when you come home and you will know where it is next time you need them.

Order you iBox storage box today and stop the search for gadgets in the piles of stuff.

CablesToBuy™ Mini Microphone for iPod touch

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Jan 3rd, 2010 | filed Filed under: iPhone / iPod Touch

Cablestobuy mini microphone for ipod and ipod touch

If you got an iPod touch you know that the sound recorder app is not really working for you because Apple did not give you device an build in microphone But now you can get a littl microphone just a couple of dollars.

The CablesToBuy Mini Microphone is easy it comes in a little shell so that you plug will not damage when not in use. And how do you use it? simple just plug it in to you iPod Touch (2e generation or newer) and you are ready to go.

So now you can have a great little mic so that you are ready to record audio to your iPod Touch.

Get the CablesToBuy™ Mini Microphone today and start using it real soon.

Apple TV Questions you may have before buying.

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Dec 28th, 2009 | filed Filed under: Home use

OK so after a long time I finally got myself an Apple TV.

But while I was looking in to buying an Apple TV I got some questions where it was really hard to find answers about so now that I have one and figured things out I thought I should share the information with you.

1. Do files I send from iTunes stay on my computer?

Yes your files need to be staying in your iTunes if you deleted them from iTunes the normal way then they will disappear from your Apple TV as well.

There is a workaround to get the movies on your Apple TV but no longer on your computer. Simply make sure you iTunes is closed and then just deleted the movies from you library files by searching in the iTunes folder. This way iTunes things your movie is on your computer but it really is gone.

2. Can I organize my movies and TV series I put on there myself?

Yes this is pretty easy. First you can in iTunes say that the movie files are TV shows and then you can even give them a season nr. This way all the episodes of a TV show will show up in one lets call it folder.

For movies you can also organize them by kinda of movie like Drama, Comedy and so on.

You can also just move movies in the TV shows folder as i described above.

Organizing this way is pretty easy and handy. You can of course organize things the way you like. For instance I made a TV Show called Fitness and I put all my workout movies under there.

3. Can I make convert my own movies so that they show up on my Apple TV?

Yes you can just download the Handbrake software (witch is Free) and you can very easy convert DVD’s to files for you Apple TV. Not everything will work there are some specially secured DVD’s out there that I was not able to get converted the easy way. Movies I ran in to problems with where. Wal-E, Angels and Daemons and Bedtime stories.

4. The Apple TV does not have any buttons how can I turn it off?

You can’t really turn the Apple TV off. The menu offers a Standby mode but what I read online is that you don’t really turn it off. For instance you will still see it in iTunes.

For me that is not problem because I have all my AV equipment on a switch and when I am done watching everything go’s off.

That is it for now. If you have any questions leave a comment and I will try to answer you questions.

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ShopShop

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Nov 7th, 2009 | filed Filed under: Applications, iPhone / iPod Touch

Apple Store Applications for the iPhone and iPod touch come in different price ranges, but the price does not always determine quality. For instance, the application I’m reviewing here is the best I’ve found in its class and it’s FREE.

ShopShop is, as the name goes, an application that helps you with your shopping. It is an electronic version of a shopping list.

Just add the items you need to the list, and ShopShop will remember the names in a database, so that next time you can select the same items from the database instead of typing their names again. ShopShop also lets you specify a number in front of each item, as in “12 eggs” or “5 apples”. Most times my list just reads “bread, fruits,…” and so on.

The nice thing about ShopShop is that you can cross off what you’ve already picked up. It places a red line through the item, so that you can still see it and uncross it. When you’re all done, you can touch the Clear button on the top left all the red-line items will disappear from your list.

ShopShop also offers the option of making multiple lists. I use it to make lists for different stores, which is very handy. You switch between lists by tapping to the left or to the right of the bottom row of dots (each dot represents one list). Unfortunately you can’t move pages like you can in most other iPhone/iPod touch applications.

Bottom line: ShopShop is a great piece of software for an unbelievable price (FREE!). In my opinion, it’s one of only a few applications that would be worth paying for. It simply does what you need without bombarding you with options. For me this application keeps my shopping lists nicely organized.

ShopShop is a must-have application, so get your copy today before they start charging for it!

Apple to Sprint: the proof?

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Sep 9th, 2009 | filed Filed under: iPhone / iPod Touch

Okay, I’m not keeping up with the tech news today, as I’m on holiday in New York City. But I might just have a juicy piece of news.

Rumours have been flying for a while now about AT&T losing its monopoly on the iPhone. Well, I ran into a hint that those rumours are true.

At the Flatiron Building today there was a film crew on the sidewalk. The building houses a Sprint store on the street level, and there was Justin Long (the Mac Guy) being filmed with a Sprint shopping bag. In the bag was a box that looked like the typical black Apple box.

It looked like they were shooting a commercial. I got a photo (but forgot my card reader, rats).

We have to wait and see, but Sprint may start selling the iPhone.

update: It seems like it I was wrong on this one. Some research tells me that this actually was a shoot for the new movie “Going the Distance” with Justin Long and Drew Barrymore.

MAC OS X keepsake box

author Posted by: USBgeek on date Mar 20th, 2009 | filed Filed under: Jewelry

We all have some of those things that need a special box something like jewelery or some cool gadgets.

Now you can have your own hardwood box with and OS X logo on top printed on a ceramic tile.

The box is all lined in velvet and can keep open or closed on it’s own.

Go have a look at the box and see how cool the OS X box is.