Wiitality Armband To Help Your Enjoy Wiifit
Ubergizmo Nov 22 09
Holding the Wiimote while fiddling with Wii Fit might not be the most convenient thing, and that’s why you might want to check out Talismoon’s Wiitality accessory, which is basically a neoprene band that can hold your Wiimote in place, securing the controller on your arm via sturdy Velcro straps. You can pick up the Wiitality at Amazon for $3, which is certainly cheaper than having the Wiimote slip from your hand and smash your television.
Permalink: Wiitality Armband To Help Your Enjoy Wiifit from Ubergizmo | Hot: Motorola Droid Review
Full story...
More stories from ubergizmo »
Handheld Algiz 7 rugged tablet
Ubergizmo 2 hours ago
Handheld has rolled out its Algiz 7 rugged tablet that is able to take its fair share of knocks while getting on just fine without missing a beat.
Wearable Robot project
Ubergizmo 2 hours ago
Now here is one of the more unique robot projects out there from the folks at the Tsumaki Telerobotics Laboratory (Yamagata University) who have devised a Wearable Robot.
North Paw anklet points to the north
Ubergizmo 2 hours ago
We would say that the North Paw anklet is some sort of mystical geek device that ought to thrill nerds out there who do spend a fair amount of time in Role Playing Games - after all, this nifty little anklet will always let you know where North is, thanks to eight cellphone vibrator motors located around the ankle.
Cube ebook reader pimped
Ubergizmo 3 hours ago
It is true - sex sells, which is perhaps why Cube came up with this rather provocative shot of a pouty chick to market their yet-to-be-released ebook reader which supposedly comes with a 6" capacitive color touchscreen display, Wi-Fi connectivity and Windows Mobile 6.
IPhone 3.1.3 firmware is not problem-free
Ubergizmo 3 hours ago
The latest iPhone 3.1.3 firmware is not the panacea to fix all of your iPhone's ills, as some folks have already voiced out their concern on Apple's support forums.
MotKey flash drive
Ubergizmo 3 hours ago
The MotKey flash drive from Active Media Products was specially designed to resemble that of an actual key, allowing you to use it on your key ring, which means you can carry it with you virtually everywhere you go on another bunch of important keys like that of your home or car.
Samsung TicToc to challenge the iPod Shuffle
Ubergizmo 3 hours ago
Granted, anyone who wants to top the iPod Shuffle's position in the MP3 player market isn't aiming high, but that has not stopped Samsung from unveiling its TicToc MP3 player which boasts an integrated motion sensor that makes switching tracks a snap - all you need to do is shake the player in the right manner and you will be able to perform various functions such as slow down a song or speed it up.
Nokia Nuron (5230) ready to roll out next month
Ubergizmo 4 hours ago
The Nokia Nuron, also known by its more formal model number, the Nokia 5230, is ready to hit the market come this March 17th, and here are more details concerning its hardware configuration.
Dopod roadmap points to HTC Dragon
Ubergizmo 4 hours ago
Dopod's most recently leaked out roadmap does point a finger at the HTC Dragon which will be Android powered as many expected, boasting a 3.
Touch Viva portable media player
Ubergizmo 5 hours ago
The Touch Viva portable media player is no iPod, but it comes with a 4.3" touchscreen display at 800 x 480 resolution alongside 720p video playback for those who are into High Definition (HD) video.
Popular Tags »»
25k 35k android apple architect bens blueprint bonus central london developers digital marketing doe email marketing engadget england facebook full service agency gadget gadgets google gurus ipad iphone jobs launch london london england mail marketing agency metro co microsoft mobile motorola nexus nmetro nsource nup nwe seo social media social networking user experience web developer web expertise west end entertainmentMost read today »
Most read this week »
What's New on TechNews.AM
