Author: Connor Livingston

I don’t know whether one would consider this lamp to be creepy or cool, it probably would not be ideal for a kid’s room but I can’t help but find this headless teddy bear lamp wonderfully weird, and I like weird and wonderful things. …

Chatting online has long advanced from simple text to voice and video chatting; even MSN will soon bid us a farewell as its presence has become outdated due to VOIP tools such as Skype. We not only like to easily connect with friends and family near and far via our computers and tablets but want them to hear us loud and clear. Today’s computers come with built-in cameras, speakers and microphones (which by the way was once a luxury for those youngens out there), but it doesn’t take a pro to realize before long that though they are great to have they do not necessarily do the purpose any justice, the…

The much sought after replica of was the first Time Lord to produce the Sonic Screwdriver from his pocket, the second Doctor, Patrick Troughton. Ever since we first laid eyes on it, Whovian’s have wanted the Mark VII Sonic Screwdriver which is currently being used by the eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith. …

One of our many New Year’s resolutions should be to keep our computers cleaner as they are a germ fest that spread viruses continuously. Many who work in an office environment should already be a little more aware of wiping down keyboards but that is not where the dirt begins or ends. …

The rapper who rules them all is the sketchy yet well liked character known as Smeagol from the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings and although he happens to be loyal to his “master”, his alter-ego, Gollum is not so nice and wants the ring for himself and often refers to it as his “precioussss…” …

Biometrics has evolved into a multi-use tool for corporations and government organizations. While the surface is just being scratched as far as the full potential of biometrics, a basic knowledge of the science involves an understanding of the two types of biometric systems: physiological biometrics, sometimes called Physiometrics, and behavioral biometrics, often known as Behaviometrics. Physiological biometric systems compile and analyze physical characteristics associated with a subject or group of subjects. Examples of physiological biometric applications include retinal…

We assume what we see is how it is but as the old adage goes “not everything is as it appears”. I have often wondered how differently others see the world, since I cannot see outside of my own eyes even though I try and keep my mind open, I still cannot help but wonder at times if perhaps my perception is skewed. …

If you ever wonder what it would be like to see the world through the eyes of your cat or dog, you now can with the National Geographic camera that ties around the neck of your pet, like a collar, and allows you to see everything at their level. …

Make your music dance with speakers filled with colorful water that will swish to the vibrations of the sound from the attached speakers. Speakers have almost become a necessity to own, especially with the various gadgets and laptops we collect like Barbie’s, even if they come with built-in speakers they most certainly do not do audio any justice. …

Hush little lady don’t say a word, Connor’s gonna buy you a pillow that will put you to sleep, okay so I am not a poet, but you sure can buy a pillow that will sing you to sleep, a pillow that has a buried speaker within it and is capable of playing all of your favorite tunes. …