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Trivae is a Gadgeteer worthy trivet. Wait, what?

If you enjoy cooking, then you can probably relate to this scenario. You’re making a pot of soup, boiling pasta, tomato sauce, etc. and you need to put the pot lid down so you can stir or serve the food. If you place the lid “face down” on your stove or countertop, the condensation that built up from the steam in the pot will drip onto the surface, making a mess that you’ll need to clean up later.

Trivae has been designed to solve this problem. It’s an over-engineered trivet that can keep one or even two hot pots from damaging a countertop and it can also fold into a z-shape to convert into a handy pot lid holder.

In this configuration, the Trivae trivet can hold upside down lids or even elevated platters of food. Don’t worry, it won’t collapse under the weight of your homemade meat lover’s pizza because it’s strong enough to hold up to 10 pounds.

Trivae is available in four colors and is priced at $80. You can read more about it at Trivae.com and order from The Grommet or Amazon.

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Trivae is a Gadgeteer worthy trivet. Wait, what? originally appeared on on February 24, 2017 at 11:46 am.

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This card reader from ADATA works with iOS, Android and Windows

The ADATA AI910 Lightning Card Reader Plus is a 3-way card reader that works with iOS, Android, your laptop and desktop computers. It features an SD card slot and a micro SD card slot that support cards with capacities up to 256GB.

With a lightning connector and a 2-in-1 connector that has both USB A and micro USB connectors, you can share files across iOS, Android, Windows devices, action cameras, and more. Use the adapter to share files, backup files, even playback 4K video.

With a pass-through connection that can be used with power banks or a USB wall adapter, you won’t have to worry about running out of juice while watching video from a memory card on your iPhone or Android device.

The ADATA AI910 Lightning Card Reader Plus is priced at $47.37. You can find more info at ADATA and order one from Amazon.

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This card reader from ADATA works with iOS, Android and Windows originally appeared on on February 24, 2017 at 8:00 am.

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Pay as little as $1 for an awesome bundle of Make: IoT and Raspberry Pi how-to ebooks

If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about using Raspberry Pi and Arduino hardware to get into the IoT scene, today is your lucky day. Make: and Humble Bundle Books have teamed up to offer an extraordinary deal that not only rewards you with a great collection of geeky eBooks, but it also helps STEM education.

The Board Basics bundle includes $350+ worth of ebooks that cover all aspects of working with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other sensors. The books take you from getting started to building sophisticated projects. How do you get them? You can name your own price to access them with a $1 minimum for the Board Basics Bundle. There are two other bundles add more ebooks including a $8 bundle and a $15 bundle which includes all the books in all three bundles. Proceeds benefit Maker Ed, the nonprofit organization which supports STEM education in the classroom and beyond.

For more info about the bundles, visit Humblebundle.com. The deal expires after March 7 2017, so don’t wait too long.

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Pay as little as $1 for an awesome bundle of Make: IoT and Raspberry Pi how-to ebooks originally appeared on on February 23, 2017 at 5:01 pm.

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You’ll soon be able to transform your existing iPhone 7 into a jet white version

The jet black version of the iPhone 7 has been very popular and has sparked rumors that Apple might offer a jet white version of the iPhone. If a shiny white iPhone appeals to you, but the thought of having to buy a brand new phone doesn’t, Totallee has you covered. Actually, they will have your iPhone 7 covered with an ultra slim case that transforms the iPhone into a jet white look without the paying an arm and a leg for it. If this case is anything like Totallee’s other thin cases, the price will be very affordable. Check out their frosted white scarf case which is only $19 to see what I mean. Totallee’s jet white case won’t be available until March, so keep an eye out for it on their site and Amazon.

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You’ll soon be able to transform your existing iPhone 7 into a jet white version originally appeared on on February 23, 2017 at 10:01 am.

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You can charge two devices, shatter a window, and slice your seat belt all with the Ztylus Stinger

The Ztylus Stinger looks like a handy gadget for your vehicle because it not only allows you to charge two USB devices at the same time but if you get trapped in your car due to an accident or some other reason, you can use the Stinger to shatter one of your side windows and cut through your seat belt. The Stinger fits in the vehicle’s 12V port and features two 2.4A USB ports, a spring loaded glass breaker and a blade that can slice through seat belts and other material. You can read more about the Ztylus Stinger USB Emergency tool and order one for $21.95 from Ztylus.com or Amazon.

[Via the Awesomer]

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You can charge two devices, shatter a window, and slice your seat belt all with the Ztylus Stinger originally appeared on on February 22, 2017 at 2:00 pm.

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