Office Gadgets

I supose you would like to have one of these spy toys for, either finding out what’s going  with your computer at work whenever you leave the office or spying on your co-workers( not recomended). In both cases you can count on The Spy Keylogger to do a great job in storing( 2MB of internal memory) all the keystrokes made on tapped computer.  It works with most wired keyboards by simple connecting logger between computer and the keyboard. Hence, if you use wireless keyboard your typed data is safe from this silent predator.

These keyloggers act as the “man-in-the-middle,” monitoring each keystroke as it streams down your cable into your computer. You notice nothing, since every key you type gets dutifully reproduced on your screen. Somewhere, however, you’ve got a sneaky person quietly recording everything, just waiting for you to step away for a few minutes so they can retrieve the offending device and play back everything. The logger saves every keystroke into onboard memory. To read the contents, remove the logger and connect it to your own computer and keyboard. Typing in a password into any text-editor begins the memory-dump process.

USB model retails for $59.99 and PS/2 interface model goes for $79.99. Get yours from ThinkGeek.com and have some fun in the spy world. In mean time, check back of your office computer. Maybe someone already had a same idea.

While I was reviewing Tiny-USB Keyboard while ago, I mentioned that until we have easier and faster way to transfer spoken words into computer, keyboards ,as we know them, are here to stay. Good news is that the latest input devices coming with very inovative features to help computer users do the job faster and in more efficient way. As for a bad news, more than seven in 10 Americans( by Kelton Research, June 2009) have felt discomfort from keyboard use. As a time people spend on computers increases so does the pain they feel in their hands and wrists as well. Microsoft Corp., sensing market needs, just unveiled the ergonomist-approved Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000, which utilizes a Comfort Curve layout that promotes much healthier wrist position.

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During our daily life, at home or at the office, we could all use words of wisdom from time to time. The wise old owl is “known” as a creature that it may just provide you with something like that. However, this USB Robot Owl does nothing of the sort. Made in Japan( surprised !?) the USB Robot Owl will perch on top of your laptop with the included clip( or if you prefer, on top of his comfortable stump) and do what every ordinary owl does;blinks his eyes and turns his head from side to side in a inquiring manner… almost to say “Go ahead, ask me”. Plug this cute gadget into USB port and with the push of the button( on the back) you can choose from three moods; Active, Mellow, or Sleeping. If you get this USB Robot Owl from your boss as a present make sure that you inspect “gift” thoroughly for any signs of tampering. It may just happen that your boss was reading about DIY Gadgets and replaced cute owl’s eyes with hidden camera.
Just to play safe you can get genuine one by yourself from ThinkGeek for $19.99.

With full size recreation of the U.S.S. Enterprise’s Captain’s Chair you can take command of your ship office in a big style. Even if you work from home office and there is nobody around to see this chair you get satisfaction of adding really cool( and big) piece to your collection.

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Beside looking very cool these mini robots actually do a useful job. Picking up life’s little messes!
After simply pushing the top button to activate suction this little robotic helpers will pick up dry crumbs, pencil shavings or other debris from your desk. No more excuses for messy office desk or kitchen table. They come in three colors red, black and white and they get their juice from 2 AA batteries.
$15 each is small price for having clean desk.

One of the facts of the modern life is that we spend countless hours sitting on either office chair, car seat, airplane seat, at home..well, you get the picture. Our body, especially  bottom part, is under a lot of stress and on longer run this lifestyle can really affect how we feel and look.

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Do You often loose track of time while sitting in front of computer?  I do and that is not good thing if you are supposed to be at some real place at 3pm  instead of cyber space. Although I have regular clock in my home office , I kind of developed blindness for everything but what is on my desk.

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office-pod

If You dreaming about working from home and having real office instead closet space under the stairs then there is solution for, at least, second part of your dream . Part of your dream might come true in shape of pod, OfficePOD exactly.

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