The days of bulky, wired hi-fi systems are numbered when you consider the freedom that whole-home sound systems provide. Polk Audio recently added the S6 to its Omni line of connected speakers, which utilize DTS Play-Fi technology to link one or mo...
As major corporations continue to succumb to hacks and the government's prying eyes are still relatively unchecked, it's always a good idea to bulk up your personal security. Bitdefender has been in the business of just that for years and now its n...
It's a subtle pleasure, but not needing to plug cables in to charge your phone is a beautiful thing. If you have a smartphone that supports the Qi wireless standard (or an adapter), you can simply plop it down at work, near your bed or wherever you...
Live and learn, right? While having a bare-bottomed phone looks great, with one or two catastrophes under your belt, you may not be going commando again any time soon. This is especially true if you have a high-end handset like Apple's iPhone 6s. T...
Whether you're listening to Motörhead, Spinal Tap or Taylor Swift, the Kilburn portable Bluetooth speaker should do it justice. It may not be the biggest of Marshall's speaker lineup, but it's the first to offer a built-in battery for true por...
Are you a college student? Want to be a part of NASA's mission to send astronauts to Mars? Well, you're in luck. The space agency has announced the Breakthrough, Innovative, and Game-changing (BIG) Idea Challenge that aims to get design help from u...
So who here couldn’t use a shiny new laptop. Well, thanks to the Technabob Shop, you can score a slick new MacBook Air if you’re the lucky winner.
We’re giving away a 13″ MacBook Air, valued at $999, and packed with a 1.6GHz Intel Core i5 CPU (with 2.7GHz Turbo Boost), 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD storage on board. At just 2.96 pounds and 0.68″ thick, this thing is ridiculously light and thin, yet it gets 12 hour battery life too.
All you need to do for your chance to win is head over to the Technabob Shop now and register. Then, share the contest with your friends to win up to four bonus entries too.
Attention 3D modelers! The 3D marketplace Pinshape and 3D design resource center Mold3D have launched a robot design contest. Create one or more 3D printable parts for their MakerTron robot and you could win a 3D printer and more.
To join the contest, submit one or more of the following: a head, a pair of legs or a pair of arms for the MakerTron robot. Needless to say, the parts need to be your original creation. Your design or designs will remain your property even if you win the contest, but Pinshape and Mold3D will share them with their communities. Here’s what’s in store for the winners:
The contest runs until 10/15/15. Check out the MakerTron contest page for more details or to scout the submitted entries.
We recently featured some awesome solar system jewelry by Lost in Space Jewelry. Now, we’ve teamed up with Melissa Adams, the artist behind the collection to give away a couple of her very special pieces.
Two lucky readers will end up winning a prize from her collection. The first prize winner will receive this beautiful, double-sided solar system necklace, valued at $108(USD):
While the second place winner will get a pair of these nifty sterling silver cufflinks (in Sun, Planet or Moon designs), worth $59:
To enter, all you need to do is fill out the form below. You’ll earn one entry for providing your email address, then additional entries for things like visiting the Lost in Space shop, sharing the contest, or following us on social media. Be sure to perform as many of the entry tasks as possible for the greatest chance to win.
I recently bought my wife a Fitbit Surge smartwatch for her birthday, and she absolutely loves the thing. She wears it everywhere, every day, and uses it to track her workouts, fitness events, sleep, and even to check messages from her phone.
This impressive smartwatch is by far the best gadget that Fitbit makes, offering all day fitness tracking, GPS accuracy for outdoor activities, heart rate and sleep quality monitoring, and more. Plus it can display notifications and control music from your smartphone. It also syncs wirelessly to Fitbit’s app and cloud-based systems so you can track your progress. While you could spend $250 on a Surge for yourself, I’d suggest that you first try and win one over at our shop.
Not one, not two, but three lucky winners will walk away with a Fitbit Surge. All you need to do to enter is register over at the Technabob Shop. You can earn a couple of extra entries by sharing the contest with your friends. But don’t wait long to enter. The contest ends on 7/15/15.
The days of bulky, wired hi-fi systems are numbered when you consider the freedom that whole-home sound systems provide. Polk Audio recently added the S6 to its Omni line of connected speakers, which utilize DTS Play-Fi technology to link one or mo...
As major corporations continue to succumb to hacks and the government's prying eyes are still relatively unchecked, it's always a good idea to bulk up your personal security. Bitdefender has been in the business of just that for years and now its n...
It's a subtle pleasure, but not needing to plug cables in to charge your phone is a beautiful thing. If you have a smartphone that supports the Qi wireless standard (or an adapter), you can simply plop it down at work, near your bed or wherever you...
Live and learn, right? While having a bare-bottomed phone looks great, with one or two catastrophes under your belt, you may not be going commando again any time soon. This is especially true if you have a high-end handset like Apple's iPhone 6s. T...
Whether you're listening to Motörhead, Spinal Tap or Taylor Swift, the Kilburn portable Bluetooth speaker should do it justice. It may not be the biggest of Marshall's speaker lineup, but it's the first to offer a built-in battery for true por...
Are you a college student? Want to be a part of NASA's mission to send astronauts to Mars? Well, you're in luck. The space agency has announced the Breakthrough, Innovative, and Game-changing (BIG) Idea Challenge that aims to get design help from u...
