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Top Gadgets You Can Claim As A Deduction On Your Taxes

November 28, 2015 by Caren

To the majority of the population, taking care of the previous year’s taxes is someone else’s job. Most people don’t thoroughly understand the ins and outs of tax laws, deductions, and credits. It’s all a big mess of mumbo jumbo to the laymen. There are plenty of software programs out there to assist you in filing your own taxes each year, but you’ve got to know what you can and can’t claim. If you’re not sure about what gadgets and electronics count as a tax deduction, then we’re here to help. Here is a quick summary of the top gadgets you can claim as deductions on your taxes. [Read more…]

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Four Coolest Gadgets Used By Police Forces Today

October 21, 2015 by Caren

One of the perks of being a police officer is that you get to work with cool gadgets and high tech devices. If you’re going to place yourself in harm’s way, you have to be fully prepared to deal with any situation that may arise. From kevlar to tasers, the various police forces in the U.S. have the fastest cars, the coolest toys, and the most freedom to utilize them. If you’re interested in some specific gadgets and devices used by police all around the fifty states, here is a quick synopsis of the coolest gadgets used by police forces today.

Gunshot Detection System

gunshot detection system

The Nassau County Police in New York have a cool new gunshot detection system. The name pretty much explains the purpose of the device. It’s a sensor specially made to detect the sound of a gunshot. Each type of gun has a different sound when shot, and this device knows that. Police use it in high crime neighborhoods where people aren’t usually willing to work with the police to catch offenders. The sensor will pick up the sound of the gunshot, and pinpoint where exactly it originated. This provides police with valuable information to begin their investigation. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gadgets, Gadzooki News Tagged With: Gadgets, gadgets used by police, gunshot detection system, license plat recognition camera

4 Gadgets for Headache Relief

March 3, 2015 by Caren

Nothing can stop you in your tracks like a headache. Whether you suffer from tension, cluster or stress headaches, or even migraines, the best way to treat a headache is to avoid it in the first place. Once your headache has started, it may be difficult to stop. You have many options, from pharmaceuticals to resting in a dark room.

Now there are gadgets that can help with headaches. Some will help relieve the pain, and others will help you prevent it. One gadget even does both. One difficulty that headache sufferers face is that there are different types of headaches. And, each of those headaches has a different treatment that is most effective. Add to that the fact that each headache sufferer is an individual and will react to treatments differently.

woman-with-headache

The WunderClip

One online blogger suggests the WunderClip as an all natural, drug-free headache reliever. She writes that the premise behind it is actually acupressure. “The webby flesh between the thumb and index finger is the LI4 meridian (LI = large-intestine) and when squeezed, can relieve many types of headaches, particularly tension headaches and those stemming from tight neck muscles.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gadgets, Gadzooki News Tagged With: electronic headache diary, headache relief, headache relieving wrap, humidifiers, wunderclip

The Digital Revolution’s Impact On The Legal Sector

January 16, 2015 by Caren

Finding A Local Lawyer Online

After getting into an accident, some individuals might hesitate to contact a local lawyer due to fear of legal expenses. In today’s digital age, it’s possible for victims who have suffered personal injuries to immediately contact an attorney via email. A reliable legal practice should have a professional website that allows potential clients to submit a contact form in order to receive a prompt response for absolutely free. According to Gilbert & Bourke, LLP, people who get any sort of injuries due to someone’s neglect or deliberate actions can officially file a lawsuit against those responsible. Attorneys who receive email inquiries often contact clients by making a phone call or sending a text message in order to schedule some preliminary meetings that don’t cost anything.

Smartphones Used in Criminal Defense

In today’s high-tech age, digital gadgets such as smartphones and tablets are often used to present important evidence in courtrooms. In an attempt to corroborate a story or build an alibi for clients, criminal defense lawyers often rely on GPS technology that’s integrated into the latest mobile phones. Location-based applications essentially provide accurate tracking of a person throughout a given time span. A web browser’s history can also reveal a tremendous amount of information about the whereabouts of a mobile phone user. For example, online maps that are powered by search engines contain listings of local businesses that were generated based on the mobile phone’s physical location. In the modern legal field, a smartphone becomes a vital piece of evidence that’s presented in criminal cases. When defending clients who are accused of felonies, lawyers also contact wireless service providers that can provide detailed call logs and text messages. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gadgets, Gadzooki News Tagged With: digital revolution, impact of digital revolution on legal sector, liability lawsuits, use of smartphones in criminal defense

3 Ways to Better SEO in 2015

December 16, 2014 by Caren

For most people, search engine optimization (SEO) is a “game” with no clear winner in sight. If you’re a startup trying to take on a big boy like eBay, you’re probably never going to have the power to come in first with the most competitive keywords. Instead, you’re relegated to more niche key phrases and might even be tempted by black hat tricks (don’t do it). In the world of SEO, is it even possible for smaller companies to get top ranking?

Yes, but only if you follow the rules and are 100 percent dedicated to your SEO strategy. Granted, Google is notoriously secretive about their algorithm. However, Google employees like Matt Cutts, Head of Webspam, is very generous when it comes to blogging about tips and white hat tricks for SEO followers. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gadzooki News, The Web Tagged With: better SEO, mantra of SEO, SEO tips for 2015, tip from Moz

Captain Kirk’s Guide to Women

August 26, 2010 by Jaren

Captain Kirk’s Guide to Women

Captain Kirk’s Guide to Women (Star Trek) (Paperback)

The Legendary Men Of Romance — Casanova, Don Juan, James Bond, move over because only one man can teach us how get every woman we want, even if it’s anywhere on the planet or the whole freaking universe.

“one man can boast that his seductive powers take him boldly where no man has gone before: James T. Kirk.”

Captain Kirk’s status as an interstellar stud is proven by his ability to seduce any woman, in any situation, in any part of the galaxy. From high-society princesses to unbalanced Orion slave girls, from gender-switching shape-shifters to emotion-deprived androids — they all swoon, acquiesce, and malfunction from just one kiss.

Geeky boys and fan boys will definitely enjoy this stellar find as we prepare ourselves to be educated to be the geeky interstellar stud muffin that we are.

Captain Kirk’s Guide to Women is the first book to answer this question by probing deeply into Kirk’s character, charisma, and seductive techniques, making it possible for any man to model himself after the Casanova of the Cosmos. It is also the only warp-powered romance manual written with enough wit, charm, and humor to help the female of the species make first contact.

via [Snikkkt!]

Filed Under: Cool Stuff, Gadzooki News, News Tagged With: books, Kirk, star trek

The Top 10 Worst In-game Quotes

June 30, 2010 by David

I know this is not Xbox 360 related, but it really shows off the culture of gaming and how many badly translated games there used to be. I wonder if in this generation of gaming you’d see more than one or two games with such glaring errors.

Here is the list from IGN:
1. “All your base are belong to us.” – Zero Wing
2. “I am Error.” – Zelda II: The Adventures of Link
3. “Jill, why don’t you, the master of unlocking, take this lock pick.” – Resident Evil
4. “You were doomed as soon as you lost the ability to love.” – Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
5. “Yo gangsta! Get ready to gang bang!” – Bust-a-Groove
6. “I feel asleep.” – Metal Gear
7. “You can’t give it up! Triumph or die!” – Street Fighter Alpha 3
8. The DK Rap – Donkey Kong 64, Super Smash Bros Melee
9. “A Winner is You!” – Pro Wrestling
10. “Shine Get!” – Super Mario Sunshine

Filed Under: Gadzooki News

10 Franchises that Need to Return

June 28, 2010 by David

A cool list from Racketboy.com which talks about ‘Classic Franchises That Actually NEED a Resurrection’…

They include:

  • Darkstalkers
  • Shining Force
  • Battletoads
  • Strider
  • Killer Instinct
  • Vectorman
  • Starcraft
  • System Shock
  • Road Rash
  • PowerStone

I would love to see a new Battletoads, Killer Instinct, Starcraft and System Shock game. Those alone would make me break out my wallet, and at $50 a piece, that is $200 right there.

via Joystiq

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Make an iPod dock for your Xbox 360

June 21, 2010 by David

Engadget comes back with their second part to making an iPod dock where the Xbox 360 hard drive used to go.

There are many ways this project could be modified. We took an approach that would let us return the box almost to stock condition if needed, but a more permanent mod could be soldering the hard drive connection on the inside of the case instead of using the external connector. With the outside connector gone you could route the dock’s USB cable inside the case. We still need to cut down our three foot dock cable since it only has to be three inches long to reach the port on the back of the box.

Read the article.

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Desktops are In (again)

February 26, 2008 by Jaren

Pranksters Invade Starbucks With Desktop Computers

Oh man, I love this article on Engadget. Got me snickering as pranksters bring their desktop computers to Starbucks to mooch WiFi.
We all know that we usually get the limelight if we bring out our laptops, but this is so funny and plus its great publicity for Starbucks. And the funny thing about is they’re using Windows 95, yeah hello nostalgia.

Desktops are In (again)
pic courtesy of Engadget

We’ve already seen the confusion and hilarity some so-called “portable” computers can cause when taken out into public, but those shenanigans are nothing compared to the scene stirred up when the folks from Improv Everywhere lugged some ancient desktop computers (replete with CRT monitors) into a Starbucks.

Filed Under: Gadzooki News, Portable Media, Random Thoughts

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