Even though it came out before my time, I still remember a few leftover princess phones at the homes of friends. They always seemed so...pretty. And this is at a time that pretty was not a word ever used to describe technology. I'm thril…
Even though it came out before my time, I still remember a few leftover princess phones at the homes of friends. They always seemed so...pretty. And this is at a time that pretty was not a word ever used to describe technology.
I'm thrilled to see the princess phone reissued by CMP fave Crosley, who also made this dandy retro wall phone that we loved. Here, the pretty pink phone still plugs into a wall (gasp) but it does get a necessary modern update from rotary dial to push buttons--although still in a rotary shape. There's even a redial feature, which alone would have made your grandmother go gaga in 1959. See how far we've come?
And yet, here we are again. Coveting a princess phone. Funny how that works. -Liz
A few years back, Kate tried out the smart, touchscreen Skylight Calendar to see if it was a helpful way to organize multiple family calendars in ways that benefit the whole family. TLDR; yes, she found it wildly helpful, and worth the p…
If you've got a geeky gamer to shop for, allow me to share these Nintendo Switch switch plates that I just stumbled on. Because frankly, I know I need to laugh more these days and this is doing it for me. Made by a popular 3-D printer on…
Sometimes I discover a new company at a tech press event that I'm so excited about, I run right over here to tell you about it. And sometimes, that product is so perfect that I first make a quick stop at the company website to buy one fo…
