For your inner spy, there’s a video pen!

Sometimes while I venture around Manhattan between meetings, I occasion Brookstone to play with their latest gadgets.  I often joke that if reincarnation is true, then in my previous life I must have been a spy; so it should come as no surpise that on my recent visit to Brookstone, I found myself instanly in love with this awesome Video Spy Pen. 

Surfing on your iPad 2 or iPhone 4 and curious what’s on the other end of a dubious link?  You can check the URL destination of a word/term before opening it.  Simply touch and hold down on the link.  It’ll show you a pop-up like the one above.

BlackBerry’s newest edition, the BlackBerry Playbook went on sale April 19th, getting a snub from both AT&T, Verizon.

More than two days after the PlayBook debuted, two of the largest U.S. wireless carriers announced they are still unsure about offering some of the tablet’s features, or perhaps selling the device at all.

I was talking with my friend Stacey over dinner the other evening about her recent blog woes.  Stacey is the owner of www.blumegirl.com, a well known customized apparel company.  After some research, she decided to venture into blogging and social media for her company as a marketing tool and fun extension of the brand. 

Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden, a pair of security researchers, yesterday announced their discovery that the iPhone and 3G iPad are continuously storing a history of your location, along with a timestamp, in a file on the device.  What makes this issue worse is that the file is unencrypted (unprotected) and it will backup to any machine you’ve synched with your iOS device. 

Who needs a partner when you’ve got the Internet to answer to?

Want to save battery life on your iPad 2 or iPhone 4?  Switch up the data push frequency.  

A major gripe of non-adopters of the iPad is its virtual keyboard.  Although it works great and with little practice, you can type equally as fast on it, some people simply prefer physical buttons to press. Logitech and ZAGG had an answer in mind when they teamed up to create this thin, eye-catching keyboard case.

Ever get stuck on a super annoying reply-all thread?  Well, it happens to me all the time. Thanks to Outlook 2010′s latest feature: ‘Ignore,’ I automatically move all those super annoying replies straight to trash.