Jennifer L. DeLeo

About

Jennifer L. DeLeo is an Associate Editor for PCMag.com. When not ogling over kooky clocks and strange USB products, she is involved in various geeky tasks. Her pride and joy is writing the popular top ten products series, reporting on some of the wackiest and coolest tech around including High-Tech Umbrellas, Disgusting Tech, Unsinkable Gadgets, and Wacky Toasters.She is involved with editing PCMag.com news stories, conducting search engine optimization, and testing various digital photo frames.In addition, she's a regular contributor to PC Magazine's gadget blog, Gearlog.com, where she writes under the name of 'The Weird Hunter'. Catch her every week on Gearlog Radio as co-host.Jennifer has a Master's Degree in Web Publishing from New York University and a Bachelor's Degree in English from the University at Albany. She enjoys kayaking, scrapbooking, bicyling, concerts, movies, and reading.

HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit: Print Wirelessly

Just because your HP printer isn’t wireless, doesn’t mean you have to upgrade to one that is. The HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit works with most HP Printers and All-in-Ones (AIOs) for printing documents and photos wirelessly, even from a non-wireless desktop or notebook. The kit consists of a printer receiver, PC adapter, USB cable, […]

The 10 Weirdest Webcams

Webcams are mini-video cameras that are used to send images or continuous frames to a computer screen. Thats the somewhat technical explanation. Whats more interesting is “why” people own them. There are many reasons: Theyre great for videocalling, videoconferencing, Xbox Live gaming, monitoring your home/office, and even spying on your pet (or nanny or…). (Hey, […]

10 Ergonomic Ways to Enhance Your Office Space

Whether its at home, across town, or an hour-long train ride away, our office is where we spend a good portion of our lives. We go there each day to work, meet deadlines, impress clients and, well, make money. /zimages/4/28571.gifEmployee retention is edging upward on employers agendas. Click here to read more. At PC Magazine, […]

American International Toy Fair 2007 Photo Blog

There was no shortage of fun at this years American International Toy Fair, held in New York City. We were there to play with Mino the interactive robotic bear, the dancing Perfect Penguins, and the first ever electronic Rubiks cube. Check out the slideshow to the right to get a look at the next generation […]

10 Geeky Valentines Day Gifts Under $50

Jewelry, candy and roses are the customary gifts exchanged on Valentines Day. Of course, we at PC Magazine prefer the geekiest gifts imaginable. You know, nerdy things like keyboard boxer shorts, LED earrings, and heart-shaped computer mice, are our cup of tea. The good news is you dont have to spend a lot to make […]

Ten Ways to Have a Techy Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a special time when families and friends gather to give thanks for the food before them, the roof over their heads, their good health, etc. For the truly geeky, this may also include the digital devices that aided them in their Thanksgiving dinner preparations. Were not talking about the traditional gravy boats, cooking […]

Ten Most Harmful Health Gadgets

Exercise, massage therapy, and eating right are adequate ways to maintain a persons health. Sure, were not all in the best shape. But what if I told you that there are health-related gadgets out there that are so peculiar yet so intriguing, that they may actually get you to stay on top of your health? […]

10 Robots to Rave About

When I think of robots, the first image that comes to mind is “Johnny 5,” from the 1986 film “Short Circuit.” Johnny 5 was a robot designed for military use, when suddenly he is struck by lightning, giving him human-like characteristics. Hes able to laugh at TV programs, gain more “input” through reading books, and […]