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MEEM – Physical Backups on the Fly
MEEM To most of us a charging cable is just that, a cable. If you are feeling adventurous you might buy one that’s a fancy colour, or maybe has little LED’s to show the energy powering down the line. To the guys behind MEEM however, a charging cable was seen as an opportunity to bring physical backups to mobile devices without the user having to change anything about their normal usage routine. Su...[Read More]
Review: EasyACC Travel Cable Organizer
For the last few weeks I’ve been using a Travel Cable Organizer by EasyACC. I’ve been curious to use one of these for a while so I was pretty excited at the opportunity to test one out. Spoiler alert: I liked it. The design of this organizer is fairly simple. There’s a flat board/panel that’s covered with what feels like a nylon or other artificial material. One one side of...[Read More]
Meem Memory Charging Cable Review
Meem Memory Charging Cable Review The Meem Memory cable is (according to MEEM) the only product of its kind in existence. This funky green and black cable charges your phone and automatically backs up your device. The Meem slips into your daily routine and while charging your phone, will backup things like messages and pictures for you. The average Android user has a total 1.94GB of ‘Meemable’ dat...[Read More]
Review: [FUSE]chicken Titan M Tough Micro USB Cable
To me Micro USB cables are a consumable product. Maybe I’m overly careless or charge too many gadgets, but I’m lucky if a cable lasts me 6 months. Eventually they go wonky and only work for a few seconds when bent into some weird position. As a result of a Kickstarter campaign, [FUSE]chicken have developed their Titan range of tough cables for Android and iOS and were kind enough to send me one of...[Read More]
Infinite possibilities with Infiniteusb Review
Infinite possibilities with Infiniteusb USB hubs are a staple for any desk, due to the large amount of devices we need plugged into our computers. I tend to stay away from hubs, as I find them a little too bulky. So I was really interested in the Kickstarter for Infiniteusb. This is a fantastic little idea, why bother with a cumbersome bulky hub, when you can just plug in another USB cable into yo...[Read More]
Review: Y-CHARGE and FLYP-DUO from TYLT
Review: Y-CHARGE and FLYP-DUO from TYLT When reviewing the ENERGI case from TYLT, they also sent a couple of cable solutions, the FLYP-DUO which is a reversible USB cable. It has a micro-USB connecter with a lightning cable attachment. The second product is the Y-CHARGE [QUIK], which is a dual USB car dock, so you can use quick-charge technology to charge two devices. FLYP-DUO At Droid Horizon we ...[Read More]
Portapow Charging Cable Review
One of the big advantages of Android devices is that most have the ubiquitous micro USB connector, allowing the use of the same charging cable for a wide range of gadgets. However, unless you’ve somehow managed to stick to that same charger that came with your device you’ll probably have noticed that not all chargers are created equal. Your phone or tablet will charge, but maybe not as quickly as ...[Read More]
A quick look at the Popcord
A quick look at the Popcord Popcord started life on Kickstarter and will soon be shipping out to customers. Its a great little piece of kit, allowing you to always have a USB cable handy when you’re in a pinch. Unlike a lot of similar products I really like how distinctly elegant it looks. It has such a clean design and matches up with a lot of mobile phones, so much you would think they wer...[Read More]
ChargerLeash Micro to USB Cable Review
Yes folks, this is a review of a Micro USB cable – but it’s a cable with a difference. Does your cable have it’s own LED? Maybe, but how about an alarm? Compatible with all USB chargers, this electronic accessory was created specifically to solve the problem of forgotten chargers. Just as the name implies, this cable “leashes” your device to its power source, charger, issuing an ...[Read More]
Software Data Cable – Review
Software Data Cable – Review In this world of wireless internet, bluetooth audio and the increasing popularity of wireless charging, having to connect your phone to your PC by a USB cable just to copy a few files can’t be right. You’ll need to have a cable at hand, and if your PC happens to run Linux then you’re in for a huge headache. Sure there are cloud solutions ...[Read More]
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