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Gadgets

A place for those Technology freaks amongst us to discuss the latest gadgets.

  1. Started by Service Engineer,

    Please create a NEW TOPIC for each Gadget. Please place the name of the GADGET in the "Topic Title". In your post text, please describe the gadget detailing what it does.

  2. Started by skywalker,

    hello again everyone! I'm just wandering what you all use for doing quotes and designs? our jobs are getting a little too big to continue scribbling on the back of fag packets and i'd like a tablet so, for example, i could take an ariel view from google maps and draw on it there and then - bonus points if i can then attach a keyboard to make it become a laptop for office work. I've been considering the surface pro but looking online, a lot of people suggest against windows due to it being sluggish and lack of apps etc (although it would be very useful for configuring CCTV, alarms, etc) i'd like opinions and suggestions from people who've used various products. …

  3. Started by westy1,

    Can anyone advise with regards to a remote control helicopter. I have seen some available on Dhgate for about £7 per unit, I was thinking of purchasing some to sell on Ebay but I just wondered if anyone could provide some advice..?

  4. Started by AC security,

    So has anybody else got a Amazon echo ? I've got a echo dot , along with Philips hue bulbs and a Logitech harmony hub , I think this is just the start to home automation as there is thousands of things you can do with it . Would be interested to hear if anyone else has one and what they do with there's .

    • 7 replies
    • 4.4k views
  5. Started by abbz,

    Been pestered by the kids about getting a mifi mobile broadband device to take away with us on holiday. Am I missing the point here and thinking isn't it just the same as having data on your phone ? Anyone had experience with using such a device.

    • 10 replies
    • 5.1k views
  6. Started by sixwheeledbeast,

    If you have a GoPro, which I am sure a few outdoor types here probably have; it maybe a good idea to change your password. http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=18033

  7. Started by arfur mo,

    Fir some reason our LCD Tv in the dinning room has recently taken to switching itself on, meaning we have to unplug it. Not that it was new when bought but a bargain price for the time, so five years on,i make a note to get new (larger) one for games playing. - yipee! So last Saturday, we buy and collect a second hand conservatory, comes with radiator, ceiling fan and some other goodies. seller phones tonight 'did i accidentally give you the remote for my exercise machine?', well tbh we did notice two remotes, but thought possibly one was faulty and had forgotten about it. Wife digs it out from the big plastic jar of screws and bits that belong to the conservatory. …

    • 14 replies
    • 5.6k views
  8. Started by arfur mo,

    With so many products trying to switch us to cloud based products, is this to soon? I use Intuits Quickbooks, they offer desktop and cloud based systems, much as Office 365 amongst others. Given the fun and games O2 had, with their mobile services going down i am reticent to trust others services so fully. i do lodge backups on several free services, and I can see the advantages of working from anywhere i have WiFi, and if my laptop breaks-down or is stolen, but my fear is of losing access. Eggs all in one basket, the VAT man won't be to happy if all my records are now trashed due to a remote software service server being hacked as example. what do others think?

    • 6 replies
    • 4.5k views
  9. Ok, now we have appx release dates for both the new XB1 and PS4, anyone buying on release day or playing it cool so to speak and waiting until after Christmas for the sales. Which platform will you go for? You pay to play on Xbox 'live' but you do get better anti hacker protection than Sony network PS4 thus far for me lacks a killer tittle for it's launch, Socom 2 on PS2 was my game team favourit of all time, but hackers just eventually killed it . Looks like the brilliant close competitor Rainbow 6 franchis with foul mouthed but hilarious terrorists comment, is going to also miss the boat, thats if it ever gets launched.

    • 16 replies
    • 5.3k views
  10. i was viewing i think on the 'WATCH' channel an episode of a Police documentary, obviously an older episode but showed using a high powered bike to film other speeding bikers, pulling wheely's and other dangerous acts. The Copper riding the unmarked 180+ MPH bike remains anonymous, simply radio's ahead to marked cars parked up, who then pull over then safely pull the bikers at junctions. he never reveals himself by actually stopping anyone. comment that caught my attention is the main copper said they call him their 'STIG', but i bet the disgruntled bikers on learning that who got caught by him call him 'STIGGY' .

    • 9 replies
    • 5.1k views
  11. Started by arfur mo,

    This is a very easy to use CAD App on the iPad 2, great for sketching floor plans. 2 versions available the lite is free, but but no saves, But best bit is a free PC version, you can import fDFX files from your iPad full version, then work on them as needed on the bigger PC screen before sending them back via email. this is not auto cad but a simple cad - made for blokes like me, and saves me finding fag packets to write on . link to pc software - it won't run on W8 64 version http://www.cci-icc.gc.ca/tools-outils/padcad-eng.aspx

    • 5 replies
    • 5.1k views
  12. in case you missed it, been reported a trojan app has infest thousands of Android devices mainly in Russia and far east. This program was properly bought by developers and used to aggressively to advertise other apps and increase their revenue, which also increased the spread. it got under the rogue activity radar by acting normally for quite a while, laying dormant waiting until a signal was sent by the control server to infected devices, ordering them to text or contact premium rate services. item was on BBC world news that Game and other app providers had to shut their sites to investigate and clean house, so not just skankey alternative app sites. afaik.nothing lik…

    • 64 replies
    • 14.7k views
  13. Started by arfur mo,

    This should be ideal for any iPhone business owner@ £0.59, often i get asked for a rough estimate, with this way you can be fairly accurate, quick and also record it, then email it on to your client - or yourself as a memo, using info client infi direct from your existing contacts data base I normally use a spread sheet, but this should be far fsr easier . http://www.iquote-app.com/ Arfur

    • 9 replies
    • 6.6k views
  14. Started by LastChance,

    Does anyone out there use an Ipad for work. If so how do you use it, and what is your feelings about it??? Is there any software you would recommend or feel we could do with getting like RSS/UDL applications etc., Alan.

  15. if like me you use small electric drivers, and were not aware such thing existed as impact screwdrivers - be educated now. recently on a site carpenters were laying flooring sheets, making a bit of a din running screws in, i'd assumed they were using the torque settings. then i noticed they were not piloting 1st, but drivng screws straight through the MDF into the joyce. having boarded my loft a few years back i was pretty impressed and asked if they were specially hardened screws, got shown this magic bit of kit. they were using,a Makita impact driver. before anyone posts a sneer, these must have been around for ages but i've never noticed them and so bet other engine…

    • 19 replies
    • 11.7k views

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