Capacitive touchscreens don’t work with winter gloves. To solve this problem Mujjo came up with the revolutionary conductive touchscreen glove.
The Mujio gloves try to solve your problem with using a touch screen device when you are outside and you have your gloves on.
Because touch screen don’t work wit regular gloves you can’t answer the phone, or do something on your touch screen. You must take of the gloves off to use the device and your hands will freeze. Not a good scenario! You can keep your hand warm while operating touch screen devices even you are outside and it is freezing: the solution is wearing Mujjo Touchscreen Gloves.
Mujjo’s touchscreen compatible winter gloves work with all capacitive touchscreen devices including – but not limited to – your iPhone, Blackberry, Samsung, HTC, LG or whatever touch screen phone you’re using, they even work on your iPad.
Mujjo gloves are made of high-quality silver-coated nylon fibers knitted into the fabric of the glove. This silver-coated nylon fibers make the gloves conductive and therefore touchscreen compatible.
Pricing and availability
A pair of Mujio gloves will cost you € 24,95 and you can find them at the Mujjo online store.
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The new 4G Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is out with Verizon Wireless 4G LTE imbedded inside the sleek case.
Hardware
This tablet has a robust NVIDIA Tegra-2 1 Ghz dual-core processor with 1GB of RAM and a gorgeous IPS display. Add in 16 GB of internal storage upgradeable to 32GB, a pair of nicely placed speaker grilles on the top of each side, a 3MP rear camera and a VGA front camera for voice chat, and you’ve got a great package. On the down side, much like an iPad, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 has only a docking/charging port – there are no HDMI, SD or USB ports.
Price
This Samsung tablet costs $100 or so less than the iPad equivalents, but you will pay more for the required two-year data plan — the Verizon 4G plan works out to about $5 more a month than the AT&T/iPad plan.
Software
This Samsung device comes with "Honeycomb," Android 3.1 optimized for the tablet. The current release of Android is 3.2 and there’s no indication of when or if the tablet might be upgraded. On the other hand, Adobe Flash, lacking on the iPad, is included.
Speed
If you compare mobile broadband speeds across multiple devices, you will find they vary depending on a few factors, mainly your location and the provider you have. In our tests, the Verizon wireless 4G LTE performed consistently, averaging over 7000 kbps downloading and over 1000 kbps uploading.
Connectivity
When you lose your 4G connection, the tablet automatically switches to lower-speed 3G, but not without some sync and delay problems. There is a setting to keep the speed at 3G/CDMA so there’s no interruption when you’re watching a movie, but that means you’re stuck at the lower speed.
Battery
Battery life is fantastic. With a 7000 mAh battery, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 running WiFi can keep going for two days without a recharge. If you use mobile broadband to play games, browse the web, watch videos and stream music continually, you’ll find hours and hours of battery life. If you pick up the Galaxy Tab 10.1 up every so often to use and then put it down throughout the day, you’ll get three or four days of battery life.
Appearance
The 4G Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 looks great and is solid competition to the iPad — the experience of using the Galaxy is one of the best over the entire range of tablets. Quality and design work together here to create a device that is useful, fun and great to look at. It’s super-thin and super-light, making it very easy to hold; the screen is sheer joy.
Evaluation
In conclusion, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is simply the best tablet experience around and the speed of Verizon 4G LTE adds to the functionality. There are some trade-offs, the most obvious being the lack of dedicated ports, but Samsung carries a wide line of accessories that can be plugged into the 30-pin port on the bottom to add whatever feature you need — for example, you can get an adapter that will let you send the movie you’re streaming via 4G to your wide-screen TV via HDMI. The 4G Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a great product and well worth the price, especially when you consider the hardware is cheaper than the iPad and the required data plan is not that much more than AT&T’s plan for the iPad.
Blake Sanders is a tech writer at broadband comparison site Broadband Expert. Blake specializes in industry news and information and provides insights for those looking to compare mobile broadband providers.
Note: Photo courtesy of cmmorrison via FlickR Creative Commons.
This short 28 pages guide will help you to get the most out of your shiny new tablet.It contains all the basics iPad tips and tricks.
The iPad: A Magical and Revolutionary Guide was created for people who have an iPad or want to buy one. The guide shows you how to effectively manage your device and keep it organized and tidy, it will give you some tips and tricks, and present you with the MakeUseOf app picks for pretty much anything you’d want to do.
Travel has become a part of every day life. Whether it’s business or personal, more people travel now than ever before. This fact has changed the old way of travel. For decades, flying from country to country was about sitting and waiting, but now with mobile devices and technology, we’re able to stay plugged in and both entertain ourselves as well as get a lot of work done while waiting for a flight. Mobile smartphones have definitely changed the way we travel, and you can play a game and surf the web all while you find a phone number. There’s a lot of other technology that have become very popular for those who travel often, and here’s a list of some of the coolest travel gadgets that will make your next trip more smooth:
Airport Express
The Airport Express is a ancillary gadget that, if you’re a tech traveler, you can’t live without. If you’re in hotel rooms a lot and trying to find a plug in for you computer, cell phone, or Ethernet cord, the Airport Express allows you to do it all at the same time. It’s kind of like a power-strip, but for all of your Apple devices. The Airport Express functions as a wireless base station by itself but you can also plug in an Ethernet cable if you need to. It’s an all-in-one must-have piece that will make your traveling life that much easier. It’s especially hand for businesspersons always having to deal with charging all of their technology in different parts of the airport or hotel room.
The Kensington ComboSaver
One of the biggest problems with travel is that computers are stolen from airports and hotels all the time. It’s made traveling that much more expensive, and, to the delight of the travel industry, travel insurance has become a must have. The Kensington ComboSaver Portable Notebook Lock is a handy little travel companion that may save your computer from being stolen. Kensington have been known for their notebook security devices for a long time, and this most recent gadget hooks into one of the ports in your computer and allows you to tether it to a table top or chair. Wire cutters can’t cut it, and it’s so tiny that it fits right in your pocket. For anyone who has lots of precious data stored in their computer, get one of these so you don’t have to worry about loosing a presentation or important business file.
Universal Power Adapter Kit
Charging all of your devices is a long-standing problem for travelers, but you can now get a universal power adapter kit that will make this a thing of the past. You can keep all of your electronic equipment on you, and have the necessary charger no matter what country you’re in. If you’ve never been abroad, know that the sockets are different and don’t match the American wall sockets. Get one of these and you won’t have to worry about frying you laptop or cell phone when you’re rushed and need a quick charge. These kits are small, highly portable, and really easy to use.
So if you travel a lot, check out some of these neat little devices that will keep your treks around the globe as stress free and easy as possible. There’s tons more gadgets like these, and there’s something for everyone on the web so check it out if you want to make your travels light, compact, portable, and high-tech.
