Best PC And USB Gadget Stuff :Cotton Candy offers Android on platforms other than phones and tablets.

I'm quite surprised (pleasantly, of course) at the progress that Google’s Android mobile operating system has made since it was introduced just a few years back. 

I clearly remember the first few Android smartphones from HTC that did not really do that well in the market, but over the years, things have changed a whole lot – and now, more than 50% of smartphones in the US are running on some version of Android or another. In fact, Google intends to bring Android’s presence to just about everywhere, and FXI Technologies’ Cotton Candy USB device is said to aid Google’s quest.

Best PC And USB Gadget Stuff : Kingston urDrive.

If looking at USB flash drives, usually we'd be thinking exactly what type of enhancements can be created to such peripherals aside from ever increasing storage space in addition to the data transfer speed. Well, Kingston offers an idea - after all, they've been in the memory business for the longest time already, so why don't you allow them to find a way? Their latest brainstorming session has resulted in the Kingston urDrive, where it will turn your average USB flash drive into an active storage device.

Best PC And USB Gadget Stuff : Iomega eGo Mac Edition Portable Hard Drive.

In case you're rocking to a Mac machine, then you certainly would've lots of media stored on it, let alone data of your work and what not. Well, creating a backup is usually essential as you'll never quite tell when disaster in the guise of Murphy will strike, therefore deciding on the best type of backup medium is definitely crucial. Iomega’s got your back at this point using the eGo Mac Edition portable hard drive, where this unique new Mac-oriented hard drive range offer lots of storage along with unprecedented durability, as it can withstand drops and still travel easily in a pocketbook or briefcase while looking dressed to the nines.

Best USB And Funny Gadget Stuff : Doc Marten USB

We've been there: hands punched violently into pockets, conspicuously affected by the visceral industrial hum of big city decay. If only we had this $25 limited edition 50th anniversary 2GB "stomper" USB drive to complete our ensemble. Who knows, in the right hands it might have helped Jesus build a hotrod.