We recently talked about Hexnub’s Sphero Covers, and made a cheeky little promise that we’ll hopefully be doing a give away soon! Well, true to our word, and to theirs, Hexnub have now offered five of these to our readers. You can, of course, read more about them at our post here: https://www.oxgadgets.com/2014/05/hexnubs-sphero-covers-provide-you-brilliant-traction-and-protection.html The covers … Read more
It was no secret that the LG G2 was the best Android phone I had tried when it first came out. While my views have been diluted and tilted thanks to the likes of Moto G and the many other phones I have tried, the LG G2 remains, or remained a firm favourite. Until today, … Read more
ARCHOS are slowly making their way into the Android market, and while we’re still waiting on their smart watches and home automation products, they have today announced the Xenon 64, the first phablet from them. Featuring slick premium finish, with only 9,3mm thickness and a 6.4″ screen, it supports a Quad Core Processor and … Read more
The beauty of running OxGadgets is the fact that not only do I come across great products, but also great people. I am an engineer and an entrepreneur, and meeting other like minded people is always a great high. In fact, that is what makes running OxGadgets.com worth running! So when Lee and Olly from … Read more
So you bought yourself a brand new Raspberry Pi, and you can’t believe you have just ended up buying a computer for about £30? Well done! However, your new ‘computer’ needs a case, and accessories to be really useful, and because of the amazing success the Raspberry Pi has had, the accessories do not really … Read more
To celebrate the launch and showcase the blu™ brand values of freedom and pleasure, blu has also announced an exclusive nationwide music tour and sampling experience, which will visit 13 locations around the UK. Details of the first event in Liverpool is below and trust us, it’s not to be missed! Baltic Block Party – The Baltic … Read more
Smart wearables are coming, and they are popping out of every major company’s R&D centres. However, as is rightly pointed out by the manufacturers of Gravity, they are limited in what they do, and often you have to pick and choose between what you want. Gravity are looking to work around this limitation of the … Read more
Analog measurements are just what you do as an electronics engineer, and current sensing is quite an important part of it. From knowing how much your battery is being squeezed, to knowing how well certain circuits are performing, to the simple matter of protection, current sensing is probably one of the most … Read more
What is it? To be honest, there are quite a few ‘recipe’ based apps out there. Heck we even reviewed a tablet that was specifically designed to be used for cooking (help you cook, not to cook on, just in case you were tempted!). The Sesame App is the best I have tried so … Read more
Motorola wowed us with the original Moto G, and they have gone and done it again. No, not with the upgraded Moto G, but with the Moto E, which not only gives us amazing specs, but comes at an unbelievable cost of just £89! So, what is lacking in this phone, I hear you ask? … Read more