I'm partial to the Logitech Keyboard. It's such a nice keyboard, I've had it for over a year and have only had to charge it twice. Works great. And I learned about it and decided to buy it because of Lifehacker.
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OTG cable with an Android tablet. Very useful if your tablet does not have memory expansion. I use this with a flash drive all the time with my Nexus 10 to watch movies. If you root your device you can move files on and off a flash drive or even a hard drive. I've also used this with a USB to serial adapter to turn my…
Logitech's tablet keyboards are some of the most comfortable and natural-feeling I've used with a tablet. You'll still find yourself hunching to type, but at least your arms and wrists won't be uncomfortable. The keyboards themselves are fairly firm and the keys give good response, so you can actually use it like you…
If you're doing pour-over, any other kettle is a waste of time. Sure, this one has the goose-neck spout for superior pour control, but so does the Hario and many others. What this baby brings to the party is a variable temperature control that let's YOU choose exactly how hot to heat your water. Best of all, it's…
Kyocera Ceramic Grinder - Small but with an all important non-clip silcone bottom sleeve and the catch container comes with a lid for storing excess. I use this along with my french press, never disappointing.
http://www.amazon.ca/Kyocera-CM-50-…
Water is one of the more overlooked elements of coffee brewing, but seeing as coffee is about 95%+ water, if your water sucks your coffee will too. You can obviously get super nerdy about the precise mineral content and balance of your water, but some general rules of thumb apply:
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(Warning, the video is hilarious, but might not be totally SFW depending on where you work!) The Aerobie AeroPress is my favorite way to brew a cup at a time here or there when I don't want a lot of coffee, or I want a delicious cup but I don't want an entire pot to deal with. We've highlighted it several times, and…
