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Retro gadgets, like the original SNES, record players, and typewriters, are hot among hipster geeks, but there's one trend that celebs are picking up on as well — retro handset cellphone attachments! Health-conscious celebs are choosing to pick up the phone with these vintage-inspired handsets in order to keep cell phone radiation at bay. See which stars are putting their cell on hold and Read more
An early favorite among celebs who want to avoid the effects of cell phone radiation, the POP phone is getting dressed up for its next red carpet appearance. The Swarovski-studded crystal POP phone ($600), which hits virtual shelves later this month, is positively dripping in bling and comes in five colors — pink, black, red, purple, and silver. Though you may not have the celeb status to throw Read more
Recently, cell phones were labeled as carcinogenic by the World Health Organization due to the amount of radiation they release, which means excessive use could be bad for your health. There are a few simple ways to prevent radiation exposure, one of which is using a headset (like a set of headphones with a phone-compatible microphone), or a handset attachment like the POP Phone adapter ($29.90), Read more
We told you earlier about how cell phones are now labeled as "carcinogenic" by the WHO, but there are ways to cut down your risk. If you don't want to use the speakerphone or an in-car Bluetooth device, you can always pick up one of these Moshi Moshi Pop Phone ($30) attachments and make like someone from the '90s with a giant mobile phone. This attachment works with any 3.5mm jack (like the Read more
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Instagram has quickly become our latest obsession, and celebrities have likewise taken note by sharing tons of their personal photos. From Channing Tatum to Justin Bieber to Oprah Winfrey, everyone is hopping on board the social networking app. If you're not familiar with using it, then check out GeekSugar's helpful Instagram instructions for iPhones and the recently added Instagram for Read more
Gisele Bundchen landed at the airport in Sao Paulo this afternoon. She had help carrying her luggage and chatted on the phone as the group made their way to a waiting car. Gisele is in her native Brazil after a busy few weeks in NYC, where she popped up on the red carpet at the Met Gala. She was joined by husband Tom Brady for the fashionable bash and rocked a glamorous Givenchy gown. Gisele Read more
You can count me as one of the 30 percent of people who don't get enough sleep every night, so when Lark sent me its silent alarm clock ($100) to test a couple months ago, I was all about it. Since then, I've been using it pretty regularly, here's what I think of the alarm clock. First, here's what it is: The Lark is part app (compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad only at the moment, but Read more
Losing weight is a difficult struggle for most, but you don't have to go at it alone. For busy women wanting to drop pounds, being able to keep track of weight-loss goals on their phone is not only convenient, it offers the support and motivation needed to follow through. Here's a list of the best weight-loss apps — and they won't cost you a dime! Lose It!: Fill in some important info about Read more
The Spotify streaming service has taken over the music world om the past year. But while the company offers both an iPhone app and an incredible desktop application, it has neglected to create an iPad app — until this week. The recently released iPad app is only available to premium members ($10/month); however, you can sign up for a 48-hour trial run, no credit card required. Spotify's Read more
