cincychic.com November 16, 2009 - Gadgets and Gizmos

FEATURE

Gadgets and Gizmos
Ten techy tools to transform your world

Wouldn't it be swell if you could hire someone to turn lights on and off, change the channels and help you with your luggage? Well, hired help doesn't come cheap these days, so try out these gadgets that put the "fun" in functionality. Learn how these items can help make life easier — and even save your life. Read More >>

DEPARTMENTS

Perfecting Your Purses
You deserve to stay sane as you switch from one fabulous handbag to the next. Read how this posh product, developed by a local woman, helps make that happen. Read More >>

What Lies Beneath
You might not have a crystal ball to let you know what will pop up in your life, but this local dermatologist uses a gadget to let you know what's coming in your facial future. Read More >>

Geeky, Squeaky Clean
Handheld devices are dirtier than a public toilet seat, but one local lady has the solution to keep you healthy and out of harm's way in the 21st century. Read More >>

Z (Best) Place for Wine
Every wine enthusiast needs a few wine-related gizmos to transform into a true connoisseur, and this local shop has everything you need to make that happen! Read More >>

Technological Cents for Educational Sense
Your favorite gizmos might be able to fulfill your philanthropic desires thanks to this local man. Learn how his efforts support education and allow you to do the same. Read More >>

Chic Spotlight: Inventor Danny Stull
Bright ideas don't just make light bulbs shine. This local man's ideas make your life more adventurous. Learn how you can take advantage of his award-winning concept. Read More >>

Cents & Sensibility: Start Putting off Procrastination
Just the possibility of frustration can keep you from completing important tasks, so our financialista makes the case for organizing all your vital information in one convenient place. Read More >>

Media Maven: "The Time Traveler's Wife" Movie Review
Going from the page to the screen can make for a rough transition for a story. Read on to hear our Media Maven's take on how this novel worked as a film. Read More >>

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