Wednesday 30 April 2014

Push Strength Tracker

Push Strength Tracker at werd.com

Push tracks force, power, and velocity then analyzes these metrics so you know if your workouts are actually working. It also allows you to download workouts or create your own and share your amazingly in-depth strength data through social media, where hopefully it will not be ignored.

Tuesday 29 April 2014

94Fifty Sensor Basketball

94Fifty Sensor Basketball at werd.com
The 94Fifty sensor basketball feels and weighs the same as any basketball but embedded inside, the ball has an array of 6 sensors, a Bluetooth radio, and a battery which feeds loads of data about your game to an app that in addition to tracking all your metrics, also offers workouts, drills, competitions, and social tools.

Monday 28 April 2014

Dropcam

Dropcam at werd.com

Dropcam is a wi-fi home video monitoring system that lets you keep an eye on all the happenings in your home via live video streaming (even in the dark). It gives you alerts & let’s you drop in anytime from your mobile device. The system also offers optional Cloud Recording, which saves up to 30 days of continuous video for your review.

Sunday 27 April 2014

SmartMio

SmartMio at werd.com

Doctors have used electrical muscle stimulation in physical therapy for ages to help bring injured & atrophied muscles back to life. SmartMio is now bringing this treatment to the public to help users engage their muscles during workouts and make it all trackable by Android & iOS. When your desired muscle group is trying to rest during you workout, they get zapped by electrodes, reminding you to “engage.”

Saturday 26 April 2014

Nikon 1 V3

Nikon 1 V3 at werd.com

The V3 is the latest version of the very powerful and very portable Nikon 1, made for shooting sports and high-speed action. Its enhanced 18.4-MP sensor is now paired with Nikon’s new EXCEED 4A processor to achieve the world’s fastest continuous frame rate—a lightning fast 20 fps at full resolution. Cinema-quality video capability and built-in wi-fi are also part of the package.

Friday 25 April 2014

SnapRays Guidelight

SnapRays Guidelight at werd.com

The SnapRays Guidelight saves you a socket by taking the plug-in night light out of the outlet and mounting it right in the plug plate itself. LEDs provide the light and it requires no hard wiring. It also saves energy by using a sensor to turn on at night & off during the day.

Thursday 24 April 2014

HTC One M8

HTC One M8 at werd.com
Last year’s HTC One was the brand’s best phone ever. Now it’s even better. The new version of their flagship phone is called the One (M8) and it not only looks great, it’s loaded: 5-inch 1080 display, Motion Launch gesture control, Duo Camera, and dozens of other face-melting features that may have you 2nd guessing that new iPhone purchase.

Wednesday 23 April 2014

Rungu Fat Trike

Rungu Fat Trike at werd.com

Fat tire bikes are like bluetooth speakers these days: a new one comes out everyday and it’s kind of impossible to know which ones don’t suck. That’s why you’re here. The Rungu Fat Tire trike is made for riding in sand and snow, terrain that makes tough-going for even the fattest of tires. The idea here is that two 4.7-inch wide tires up front keeps you from tipping over. Which is a feature that will make it a good bar cruiser, too.

Tuesday 22 April 2014

Bullitt Helmet by Bell

Bullitt Helmet by Bell at werd.com

This is not some cheap, un-rated hipster knockoff to complete the café costume, this here is a real, road-worthy, DOT-approved Bell Bullitt; a brand new design that sports a retro bubble-visor and up front ventilation. As of now, it’s available in 3 colors: matte black, metallic blue, and cream/red. More colors to come.

Monday 21 April 2014

LA100 GoPro Drone Version 2

LA100 GoPro Drone Version 2 at werd.com

France’s Lehmann Aviation introduced a new version of its LA100 autonomous fixed-wing drone. The new design still carries a user-supplied GoPro Hero camera but now features Wi-Fi connectivity and a new Windows Phone 8-based OperationCenter interface app.

Sunday 20 April 2014

Garmin Nuvi 3790T GPS

Garmin Nuvi 3790T GPS at werd.com

As mobiles improve their GPS capability, Garmin innovated to stay ahead of the curve. The ultra-slim Nuvi 3790T looks like a sleek smart phone, rather than its clunky ancestors. Features include multi-touch display, voice activated navigation, 3D and terrain view, hands-free bluetooth connectivity & traffic alerts.

Saturday 19 April 2014

Motorola Xoom

Motorola Xoom at werd.com
Dare to be different. Motorola did. They stepped confidently into the ring with their Xoom tablet ready to do battle. Powered by Android 3.0, powerful Google software designed specifically for tablet computing, this 10-inch slab will run your life like a well-oiled machine. All of Google’s services, plus Adobe flash support, makes this one a legitimate contender.

Friday 18 April 2014

MOTO X

MOTO X at werd.com
MOTO X
Yeah, a new Motorola phone. Before you scroll down, let us explain. This Android-based phone with its 4.7-inch screen will be fully customizable with 18 color choices, various trim colors, and later in the year even the option of real wood instead of plastic. Instant voice command & camera modes and optional storage up to 32GB will make the X a most-wanted Android when it’s released later this summer.

Thursday 17 April 2014

Motorola Moto 360

Motorola Moto 360 at werd.com

If you’ve been waiting for a smart watch that doesn’t scream “look, I’m an early-adopter” you can thank Motorola for the Moto 360; a normal, good looking “Android Wear“-powered watch that subtly delivers notifications & alerts and also features voice-activated functions like Google searches, scheduling appointments and setting alarms. Available Summer 2014.

Wednesday 16 April 2014

iCache Geode Digital Wallet

iCache Geode Digital Wallet at werd.com

You said farewell to cash long ago & with the release of the Geode digital wallet for iPhone, you can say goodbye to cards, too. The device stores credit and debit card info, converting it into a code that can be read by any electronic point of sale system. Secured by biometric finger print technology and a programmable self-erase, it is also designed for safety.

Tuesday 15 April 2014

Sony Digital Paper

Sony Digital Paper at werd.com

Calling this thing “digital paper” is kinda like calling a memory card “digital film” but it gets the point across. Sony’s Digital Paper device is the world’s thinnest & lightest tablet; one that allows users to read, edit, annotate, save & share files from MS Word, Power Point, PDF, & Excel, effectively eliminating the need for paper. It features wi-fi, a hi-contrast reflective display, SD memory card compatibility & a whopping 3-week battery life. Available May 2014.

Monday 14 April 2014

Klipsch Stadium Wireless Speaker System

Klipsch Stadium Wireless Speaker System at werd.com

Big bass. That’s what the Klipsch 2.1 Stadium system has in store. 400 watts of it coming through a half-dozen speakers: dual 1-inch Titanium compression drivers, two 3.5-inch aluminum midrange drivers, and two 5.25-inch long throw subwoofers to be exact.

Sunday 13 April 2014

Amazon Fire TV

Amazon Fire TV at werd.comAmazon Fire TV
Falling in line behind Apple TV, Roku & Google’s Chromecast, online super-retailer Amazon has just introduced their own set-top funbox; allowing viewers to stream content from services like Hulu, Netflix &  Watch ESPN, as well as games and their own growing catalog on Prime Instant Video. The small black box offers seamless connectivity to your HDTV, 1080 HD quality, 2Gigs of built-in memory and a voice-activated remote.

Saturday 12 April 2014

Mattel BOOMco Blasters

Mattel BOOMco Blasters at werd.com

Forgetting about all the actual wars currently going on the world will be much easier when you’re engaged in a furious pretend office battle with Mattel’s new line of blaster toy guns. 3 years in the making, their 4 new BOOMco blasters are the most accurate and powerful foam dart toy guns ever made. Available Summer 2014.

Friday 11 April 2014

GoPro Dual Hero System

GoPro Dual Hero System at werd.com

If filming your own exploits with a GoPro is something you enjoy, you’re likely to find the Dual Hero System at least twice as radical/awesome/sick. It’s a housing that holds 2 side-by-side GoPro Hero cameras to capture simultaneous footage. Their GoPro Studio editing software then combines & converts the 2D content into 3D video & photos.

Thursday 10 April 2014

HANDLE-MOUNT GRILL LIGHT


Price: $40.00
Spring is in the air. What does that mean for you as a man? It means March Madness where teams are crowned as Cinderella and giants fall. Spring is when the snow finally thaws out and we take our pale selves outside of the house. We all pretend to tell each other that our “distant distant distant” relative was Irish which is why we go so hard on St. Paddy’s day. The trees and grass show their support for St. Patrick’s day by coming out in full bloom. We remember what a thunderstorm smells like as it comes rolling in across the sky. The best part though? Grilling. You can pick from steaks, chicken, shrimp, fish (any kind of seafood), and veggie burgers to but your friends may or may not judge you.
The problem with grilling is that it is a long process. We have to drink at least a few beers during the grilling process and you can’t grill to quick because you won’t be able to savor the process. The issue is that we often run out of daylight and usually end up with charred meat. We usually look like an idiot because we have our tiny LED flashlight out in the middle of the yard as we try to stop from overcooking that game hen we thought would be delicious. We found a Handle-Mount Grill Light that attaches to the handle of any grill that can keep the lights on no matter what time it is. The grill light has LED bulbs that will last for up to 100,000 hours (which equals a ton of Spring time grilling) and fastens down to the handle so you always have it handy. The other two key parts that make this light so awesome is the fact its waterproof and also has a timer so it will shutoff after 6 minutes. If you’re truly an awesome griller, you can use the timing of the light to time when to flip the meat. 

Wednesday 9 April 2014

WRITTEN REMINDER ALARM CLOCK


Price: $30.00
There are a lot of different ways to make yourself reminders. You can go with the classic and collegiate approach of writing notes on your hand but we’re pretty sure the boss will pass you up for that next promotion. You could carry around a day planner but that just screams “uptight” and nobody likes an uptight person. You could cover your desk with sticky notes but they will eventually devour you up. There are a lot of different apps out there that can help with time management but trying to type long notes out on your phone is a pain. We also need to be able to tell what is most important on our to-do list at a glance and these long exhaustive lists will drown out that one “honey do” item your wife asked for you to get done.
Don’t fall into the trap that will leave your wife staring daggers at you. Check out the Written Reminder Alarm Clock that will greet you first thing in the morning with the most important task you need to accomplish that day. The alarm clock is connected to a clear dry erase board that allows you to write in semi-transparent marker on it. You simply write down all of the things you need to do that day or the most important ones and when the alarm goes off, the board illuminates showing you what you wrote down. We are talking about using the Written Reminder Alarm Clock as a task reminder but if you are a regular Stuart Smalley that needs positive affirmations, you can write them down here too. If you want to make your significant other happy in the morning, leave them with a cute or sweet message that greets them when the alarm goes off (you’re welcome for that gold nugget guys)

Tuesday 8 April 2014

CUSTOM PORTRAIT STAMP


Price: $65.00
Are you one of the men out there that “got” to help plan a wedding? Are you one of the guys that were dumb enough and had to help plan a second one? There is a part of that wedding process that includes sending out very fancy shmancy invites to the wedding that have ribbon and other bells and whistles in it. They cost way too much and are usually much more feminine because (let’s be honest) we don’t really care about the invitations. What is strange though is that those expensive invites usually go into a cheap envelope that doesn’t do the rest of it justice. We have a recommendation for that problem and its from the peeps at Stampyoface.com.
You can send in a photo of yourself or you and another person and these guys will turn that picture into a drawing. But it doesn’t stop there (because we can get that done at any white trash state fair or amusement park). They take that drawing and actually turn it into a stamp. You now have the ability to place stamps of your face anywhere you want which can include business documents and envelopes. Can you imagine how much more your guests would have appreciated those wedding invitations if there was an awkward stamp of your face on it? If companies everywhere decided to switch from that stupid “approved” stamp that goes on all accounting docs and used a portrait stamp, it would make things so much better. The stamps would be hilarious and would offer immediate accountability because you could look at the stamp and immediately see which jerk executive approved the expense. The other thing we really liked is that the company will make sure to reach out to you via email just to verify the correct instructions for the picture to be turned into a stamp. It should ensure that you get the perfect stamp and that their customers give them raving reviews.

Monday 7 April 2014

DROPLET SMART WATER SPRINKLER


Price: $300.00
Summer is coming. What are the good things we have to look forward to? Warm weather and zero snow which sounds amazing at this point (we are headquartered in Kansas City). Lake trips and boat rides across the lake. Fishing and making up stories about how big the fish was and how you had to fight it for hours. What are the bad things about summer? Basketball is done. Football is done. The only thing playing is baseball which we will politely pass on (once again, we’re from Kansas City). We get to look forward to peeling our bodies off of our leather chairs because the temperatures in our cars is a shade under 120 degrees. The worst part of summer? Trying to keep your grass from completely dying off during the hot summer months. Droplet is here to help.
Droplet has made the sprinkler smarter. You connect Droplet to a hose, configure with your smartphone, and then you let it go to town. It utilizes a large database to gauge a variety of things like the type of soil you have in your region and also understands how much water certain plants need. It is very precise with its water distribution which should equal out to cheaper water bills which is always a plus. Droplet can be configured to water the lawn, bushes and even trees. It knows how to handle each type of water job knowing that the lawn should go in rows while trees should be watered at their drip line (because it absorbs more water at that point instead of the trunk). Droplet also utilizes over 10k different weather stations real time data to integrate into how it will water your foliage. If you live in an area that has restrictions on water consumption, Droplet will be able to adjust its output to make sure you’re all good. 

Sunday 6 April 2014

TREK SUPPORT BACKPACK BY QUIRKY



Price: $99.99
We all remember the great days of college. Arranging your schedule to allow you to sleep in on Fridays because we all knew that the weekend started on Thursday. You realize you can survive on Ramen Noodles and Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches. The toughest times came twice a year during finals but the greatest parties right after made up for it. Girls didn’t judge you if you didn’t have a job because that was actually kind of normal. The one thing we don’t miss about college was the mile long walks across campus to get to each class and lugging a 50 pound backpack. Most of the backpacks offered only took into account your books but didn’t care about your fragile electronics. You would end up with broken electronics because of these glorified nap sacks. Quirky is looking to do something about it.
Quirky has introduced the Trek Support Backpack that rethinks how we pack a backpack. There is a removable sleeve that allows you to have 3-4 gadgets in it and easily remove all three (enough room for iPods, cell phones, tablets, and even a 15″ laptop. The really cool thing? There is actually a chargeable battery in the backpack that you can charge by plugging the back into a wall outlet. That means the Trek Support Backpack will actually be able to charge your gadgets when they are in the bag. It can be a huge win for those on a long commute that can’t get access to an outlet or a student stuck on campus without a charger. Trek Support is still in the “support” phase on Quirky which means its basically a KickStarter campaign until enough of us order one. You can tell that the people over at Quirky wanted this product to be perfect because they had to make some tweaks before they brought this product back so it should be pretty high quality stuff