I like everything without buttons, even though I like to press them!

ust like regular internet radios this funky rechargeable cubereceives squillions of radio stations from around the world via your home Wi-Fi connection. The difference is there are no buttons to push, knobs to turn or screens to read. Simply switch between four preset stations by turning it over from side to side. To adjust volume tilt it forward or back; to mute lay it on its front. Idiot-proof? It makes pulling your pants down seem daunting.

More info: Tip & Tilt Internet Radio

- One Dollar Radios

Shot glass with a straw?

This is the antenna that increases your home computer network’s wireless speed and reliability in areas of weak signal strength. Its patented, spatially-diverse design is optimized to receive signals in all polarizations–a spherical signal pattern–capturing weak signals that lesser antennas drop, resulting in better reception, especially beneficial for streaming video.

It attaches to an existing wireless router (not included), replacing an existsing antenna without the need for software installation or reconfiguration. Its flexible gooseneck positions the antenna in an upright position for optimal signal reception

More info: Wifi Boosting Antenna

- Boosting Surprise Products (giggles)

I have taking the Megabus before from Chicago to Indianapolis and loved it. Right now I’m sitting in their new Double Decker bus passing downtown Philadelphia with free Wifi heading to NYC. This is so awesome and best thing is … I only paid $3 for this trip.

In case you have ever wondered if you should take the Megabus … here is the answer: YES! It’s pretty comfortable, clean, fast (even though it takes 30 minutes longer than the Amtrak to get from Philly to NYC) but all together I think Megabus is the better travel option.

And no … megabus has not paid me to write all this – I’m just a fan

Link: Megabus

- Awesome Hostel in NYC

It’s so small you have to be careful not to loose it!!! I mean seriously!

the sleek ViewQuest lets you enjoy thousands of stations, audio streams and podcasts anywhere a WiFi network is available. Just twizzle its scroll wheel and gawp at the LCD display to search by country or genre.

If you can’t find a WiFi network, fear not; this smart little mains/rechargeable soundbox also receives good old-fashioned FM, making it ideal for World Cup emergencies. And with over 15 hours of continuous use from its internal Li-Polymer battery.

More info: Smallest WiFi Internet Radio

- Wallet for Buns of Steel

This is such an iPhone killer – they don’t even know!

Getting started is a doddle. Simply plug Chumby in, let it find your wireless network and pow! – you’re on the Chumby network. You can then choose from over 1500 widgets to upload. There are new widgets arriving all the time, and with no subscription fees the online world really is your lobster. Or should that be oyster? We forget. Whatever.

As well as its widget-tastic capabilities, Chumby features an accelerometer (perfect for tilt-responsive games), 2W stereo speakers and a headphone output, so you can listen in peace or irritate housemates – no mean feat, because thanks to its squishy beanbag-ish housing, Chumby is cuter than a dozing puppy. Talking of dozing, it even functions as an alarm clock, albeit an incredibly flash one.

More info: Chumby

- Today new on DVD

Traveling with an iPhone into an other country can be very frustrating sometimes, because an iPhone without 3G or wifi is only half the fun. Now you can share the hotel/congress/meeting Lan high speed internet with the little handy wifi router.

Sure, many hotels offer Wi-fi in your room (sometimes even for free) but the connection quality is frequently poor or intermittent. The other alternative, a wired Ethernet connection, just isn’t going to cut it. For proper computing comfort when on the road, we think our Mini 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router is the only way to go.

More info: World’s Smallest Wireless N Travel Router

- Weird Halloween Costumes

This is what the geeky doctor ordered. Like the Wifi detecting shirt was not enough! Wear them together to have a Wifi blinky fest!

Wi-Fi network signal strength should probably be a built-in six-sense for all geeks starting at birth. At the hospital, baby geeks could be identified via tricorder and retro-fitted with the needed equipment. But until that time we present you with this fine Wi-Fi Detector Cap.

Similar to our Wi-Fi Detector Shirt, this cap combines apparel and technology into an irresistible geeky hybrid. The glowing bars on the cap light-up to indicate the 802.11b/g Wi-Fi strength in your general vicinity… and with your newfound Wi-Fi sense you’ll be sure to make lots of friends like routers and iPhones.

More info: Wifi Detecting Baseball Cap

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