Outdoor Tech has been on a roll lately, bringing some great new products to the masses. Turtle Shell. Big Turtle Shell. They've got their Chips headphones in production, ready to ship to backers and new consumers fairly soon. If you live an adventurous outdoor lifestyle, Outdoor Tech has got your back. And since you're likely to be equipped with gadgets, the Kodiak battery makes sure to tag along and charge up what you need. Design The Outdoor Tech 6000mAh Kodiak battery features a unique triangle-diamond pattern all over the exterior. And since the material is a soft silicone, the battery has a really cool texture feel to it. Unlike most (boring) rectangular external battery packs, the sides are angled. It's really a great shape, not unlike your favorite booze flask. And they come in some fun colors.  Can't forget the stickers! Like most of the products by Outdoor tech, the Kodiak battery is made for the outdoors. Sure, indoors too. But if you ever felt the need to drop-kick this device over a volleyball net at the beach, it's ready to go! This Kodiak is waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof. I've taken a non-rugged external battery with me camping. Lets just say that it suffered quite the beating and doesn't look as pretty as it did before (it still works though). The 'business end' of the Kodiak battery has a lip all the way around, which provides a secure lock for the silicone lid. Both input and output USB ports have their own silicone plugs for added protection. Squish it down, run your fingers over the edges, and that's it. The silicone shrugs off most things that would scuff or scratch up your standard plastic. The lid is durable enough. I don't know about you, but I don't make much a habit of ripping silicone. But if it were ever to… Continue reading TechnologyTell Review: Outdoor Tech 6000mAh Kodiak battery The post TechnologyTell Review: Outdoor Tech 6000mAh Kodiak battery appeared first on GadgeTell.   It's raining incredibly lucrative deals on aging but enticing LG gear, and instead of hiding under an umbrella, you should look to get wet. If the recent G3 and G2 promos somehow failed to pique your interest, or have a little less than 100 bucks saved for a low to mid-end Android tablet, a trusted eBay seller wants to clean you out. We mean that in the best possible way, of course, as qualitycellz charges just… Continue reading Bargain hunters, listen up: this LTE-capable LG G Pad 7.0 is $90 on eBay The post Bargain hunters, listen up: this LTE-capable LG G Pad 7.0 is $90 on eBay appeared first on GadgeTell.   Despite Samsung's reticence to adopt in-house Exynos processors for high-end smartphones on a global scale, these have long been hailed as more than decent Qualcomm Snapdragon alternatives. And willy-nilly, the Korean company may need to rely entirely on Exynos inside the Galaxy S6, at least for the early stages of the "next big thing's"… Continue reading Who needs Snapdragon 810 when the Exynos 7420 chip performs like this? The post Who needs Snapdragon 810 when the Exynos 7420 chip performs like this? appeared first on GadgeTell.   During the first week in January, techies around the globe were focused on one event: International CES 2015 in Las Vegas. From Jan. 6 to 9 at the world's largest tech and gadget expo, manufacturers from across the globe came together to discuss a variety of products and new releases, from televisions and phones to cameras, games and more. One of the most talked-about highlights was the Asus ZenFone Zoom. Details of the Launch While exact dates have yet to be revealed, one thing is certain: The phone will be launching first in India in the second quarter of this year. The announcement was made at CES along with a second new product, the Asus ZenFone 2. While the phone will be released worldwide, the timing depends upon the success in India. Features and Specifications to Be Aware Of From the title, it's apparent that the ZenFone Zoom's prominent feature relates to… Continue reading The Asus ZenFone Zoom is launching soon The post The Asus ZenFone Zoom is launching soon appeared first on GadgeTell.  | |
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