What does a tech mama give the man in her life? Tech gear and gadgets, of course!
These items are on my giftables list this year, and more than one will end up under our tree.
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| iGrill Take grill mastery to the next level. Bluetooth connects Apple or Android mobile phones with an app that monitors meat temps for perfect doneness. If you have a smoker, the ambient temperature probe monitors the air too. $79, The BackYard BBQ Store, Wilmette or at iGrill website. | RoboMower Automatic Lawn Mower This cordless electric lawn mower does for grass-cutting what the Roomba did for vacuuming. $1,700, amazon.com. See video. | Agloves for Touch Screens These touch-screen friendly gloves are better than most, with conducting threads throughout so they work with all 10 fingers. $20. |
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| iPhone Photo Cube Printer Print photos straight from the iPhone—no computer required. 300dpi, 4×6” prints with vibrant color and crisp clarity. $99. | Sonos S5 Wireless Speakers Untether your tunes. Send music from your computer, iPod, or Internet-subscription services to as many as thirty-two zones in your home. $399, The Big Picture Home Theatre Co., Wilmette. | Book Arc for iPadA table-top stand for the iPad that is both useful and beautiful. $30. Also available for sale in some Apple stores. |
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| Audible.com Subscription Perfect for time-strapped book lovers, this audio book service offers huge variety and reliable quality. Works with any MP3 device, and syncs with Kindle books for easy switches from print to audio. $45-$150. |
