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more about #cargadgets more comments → MrEvil: I wouldn't say a radar detector is a good gift either. Ask any cop who does speed enforcement and he'll tell you he catches more people with radar de... more » dragon:ONE: Isn't #7 just a Nalgene bottle in itself that some individual/group just went to one of those promotional items companies and had them slap "my pee pe... more » Segador: No description needed, really. more » twoeightnine: Does anyone have problems with the Motion X apps finding a signal? I downloaded the free version to see if I wanted to replace RunKeeper with it, I do... more » Lizard_King: Standalone GPSes have an edge over phones in that you have much more control if you want to map out specific routes on the computer. Using Garmin's Ma... more » GitEmSteveDave_HatesFriday: I actually HAVE #1. I've since upgraded to the newer model, but I used the old one in my car to make it a rolling singles ad for myself. And no, it ... more » kickace: escort 8500 x50 is the still raining champ for radar detectors, even years old....have used both. both are fantastic though - never buy a radar detect... more » Gary_7vn: Number 7 (or is it "number 1"?) could cause some problems if stored in proximity to the bottles of apple juice. more » D0rk: I highly recommend the V1 for a radar detector. Three years running and it has saved me multiple times. You can't rely on it (or any radar detector) c... more » OCEntertainment: I'll take number one if I can get it in a bigger size than ride-my-tail-only-to-find-out-the-message-is-stop-riding-my-tail. Seriously. Bumper sticke... more » PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: That scrolling LED light has always been an idea I've had as well. It would be a great way to tell people to turn on their head lights, to warn them a... more » Nathan Obbards: I've got a microwave and more. What else do you have? more » Dayv: My Honda doesn't make me pull over to use the nav. more » superhappyfuntime: too bad BMW's already got the name iDrive. I'm sure Apple wishes they had it now. more » .357: It seems good now, but it has a bunch of potential problems. So if you don't want your 16 year old kid using the nav at all while in motion, just thum... more » -
#giftguide
Car Gifts Too Dangerous To Actually Use While Driving
Theoretically, we shouldn't drive while playing with gadgets. But at stop lights and while we're waiting for roadtrip passengers to finish buying cornchips at the gas station quickmart, well, OK. More » -
#patents
Apple Patent Outlines Smarter and Safer...In-Car Navigation Interface?
Here's one from left field: you know how your car's navigation console locks itself when in motion, whether or not there's a passenger to safely operate it? Apple, of all people, wants to fix that.
