WakeMate monitors your sleep cycle and activates your cellphone’s alarm at the optimal time to wake you up refreshed.

One of my favourite gadgets of 2009? The Cinemin Swivel, a pocket-sized projector you attach to your electronics (laptop, iPod, iPhone, etc.) and it beams the video to a nearby wall or ceiling — even up to 100-inches. Check out this informal demo.

A unique combination of features makes this little device hard to beat at any price, and needs to make your shortlist this holiday season.

Here’s a link to a recent CTV News Channel interview (from December 15), where I show a few recommended access that won’t cost you more than $50. I’ve written about some of them here before (or via video blog), but hope this gives you some last-minute gift ideas.

Think that shiny new iPhone will work with regular winter gloves on? Not without some special modifications.

In this video review, I chat about the super cool Powermat wireless charging station and discuss its pros and cons. It makes for a great gift for the gadget lover on your gift list.

Never let it be said we don’t tell you about the hottest deals. If you’re looking to pick up a Bluetooth headset for your mobile phone, check out this one for just $19, after the mail-in rebate.

I’ve been having some fun with this new iPhone docking station from The Sharper Image. Can you tell by its picture what it does?

Here’s a quick n’ dirty look at a clever handsfree solution from the folks at Yada. As you can guess by the title of this blog post, it’s a rearview mirror for your vehicle that doubles as a speakerphone with Caller ID.

I just returned from a quick trip to L.A. and brought along a new Duracall-branded device designed to charge up your mobile gadgets. I let my iPhone run out of juice and used this portable power solution to see if it worked as promised.