GPS Cradle for iPod Touch comes loaded with extras
For all you lucky recipients of an iPod Touch this holiday season, there’s a cool and useful accessory coming out later this year to keep an eye on. The XGPS300 iPod Touch GPS Cradle from Dual [...]
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Polar RS300X with GPS and Footpod – Worth it?
Growing up, I was always a fan of The Hulk cartoons and TV show. My cousin Joe Harnell wrote the theme song for the TV show (song title: ‘The Lonely Man‘) and was kind enough to send me [...]
Trace – activity monitor for action sports
GPS enabled device allows you to not only capture your snowboarding runs (vertical, calories, airtime, speed, etc) or wave's surfed (waves, speed, cutbacks with turn radius, etc), but easily (almost automatically) overlay that information over your GoPro footage... [...]
TRACE – The Most Advanced Activity Monitor for Action Sports
Trace makes action sports measurable, sharable, and comparable. Using advanced inertial sensors and GPS technology, Trace gives you detailed information about every session [...]
Ski/board like a cyborg with Recon Instruments
A few years ago Zeal Optics came out with the Transcend HUD (heads up display) goggle that used GPS to track speed (maximum, average, and current), lat/long, temperature, total vertical distance [...]
Apple Nano & TikTok + LunaTik – coolest watch ever?
For a geek like me, running gadgets are hard to resist. GPS watches, heart rate monitors, running belts, iPhone in armband, earbuds… I own them all and not surprisingly, I’ve run with [...]
Helmet Cam Review: GoPro, Vholdr, Drift & Liquid Image
I’m a big fan of capturing moments on film and reliving them just after the fact and years down the road. I have the whole saga of getting married on tape starting with the proposal and on [...]
Heart Rate Training
Okay, let’s just see a quick show of hands… How many of you already own a heart rate monitor of some description? Okay, quite a few of you. Alright, keep your hands up if you know how to [...]
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Swimming The sound of zipping up your wetsuit early in the morning. The small ripples you make in the water when you get in. The splashes other people make when they get in. They squeal and make [...]
Protects and serves: the Lowepro NaviShield 4.3
Given the cost of portable gadgets, it’s a good idea to protect your investment with a well constructed and functional case. Writing about a case in a tech article may seem a stretch to some, [...]
Mountain Hardwear jackets provide continuous heat and power to personal electronics
In the Northeast the weather can change in an instant. This time of year temperatures fluctuate +/- 20° F almost daily. Being resistant to bad weather is important in these parts (I see kids in [...]
Brick training: bike-to-run, a true bitness love story
In the run-up to the London Triathlon, I had a miserable couple of weeks doing some really crappy work (teaching photography to a bunch of aggressive, violent teenagers) for which I was completely [...]
Bodies in Motion Keep Personal Electronic Devices Charged
For almost a quarter century, Kinetic watches have kept themselves wound by converting movement into energy. As of 2007, over eight million Kinetic watches have been sold and the notion of harvesting [...]
Hidden iPhone feature and the new Nike + SportBand
On most runs I’m wearing a Garmin Forerunner 305 GPS watch with the heart rate receiver strapped around my chest, an armband with my iPhone and on my longer runs, a Fuel Belt around my waist. [...]
How gadget users can tread lightly on the environment
There is no denying our infatuation with gadgets is taking it’s toll on the environment. By following the three R’s (reduce, reuse, recycle) that have become synonymous with [...]
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