by Alexander on December 12, 2007
Here’s a device straight out of the movies, perfect for the suspicious spouse or paranoid boss. No need to feel ashamed though… sometimes your hunches are right. The GPS Tracking Key connects to 24 Department of Defense satellites orbiting the planet. Basically, you slip this baby into the glove compartment, trunk, under the vehicle, in a purse, baby stroller, or wherever you can think of, and it gathers information on where the person has been. With the GPS Tracking Key along with the LandAirSea GPS Tracking software and you can see where a person has traveled, where they stopped and for how long, how fast they drove, etc. The recorded data can be shown over a street map, a text report, or satellite images.
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by Nicole on December 2, 2007
The ultimate spy tool is here to the rescue with a built-in shredder and secret spy light. You can now write messages in class or wherever without getting caught! The special uv light provides both discretion and privacy. Don’t hesitate to purchase this $9 pen and start your secret adventures today.
by Nicole on December 1, 2007
Peeping toms on a budget might appreciate this discreet spy pen. It can transmit up to 20 meters away from a base station, MPEG-4 recordings, and has a solar-powered recharger, so you can travel anywhere in the world and spy on anyone or anything. Just don’t use this for looking up top secret info in the wrong places, you might just be in for it.$332
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by Nicole on November 25, 2007
Don’t like what you’re watching on TV? Here’s a simple solution for that. The mini micro spy remote controls the volume, channels, and a mute button for turning it on and off. Take over the world or atleast attempt to. Most importantly it works with most TV’s! Good luck with your mission Mr. Bond!$9
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Are you paranoid that someone has set up hidden cameras either in your home or somewhere you frequently go? Well now you can find out with this useful and small gadget called the LongScan Long range hidden camera detector. Just simply use the optical glass viewer which displays flashing red light beams and has 2 pulsating lasers that detect these cameras up to 50 feet away! So if you’re looking for a great gift this holiday season this might be worth the $340 after all.
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This cool James Bond spy camera is smaller than the DVR pen and not as good when comparing it to the DVR pen we reported on. It has all the basic features such as: microSD memory card, charges by USB, video recording at 15 frames per second with a max of 2 hours, and a 1GB card that is equivalent to 19 hours of video. All for a hefty price of $350. Now you can feel like James Bond and go on fictional adventures like him with this small cam. But don’t expect to find much action like him as well as quality in this mediocre cam.
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by Nicole on November 9, 2007
For those who don’t like to keep which sites they go to hush-hush then you might wanna check out the stealth surfer. It features Tor Network Security that has an IP masker with a 4-year subscription to Hushmail, your choice of 2GB going for $180, 4GB for $230, and 8GB for $280. You can now browse porn sites and other little secrets you wanna keep with this great USB device!
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by Nicole on November 8, 2007
Now eaves dropping never got easier with the CX-008 GSM SIM card spy reader. You can spy on anyone anywhere with this compact audio speaker box. You just insert a valid SIM card, and you can tap that person no matter where you are in the world. Additional features include: three microphones, tri-band, 15 days standby on one charge. Now you can hear what your boss or in-laws really think of you =P. $140.
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For spy gear fans this one is for you. This bluetooth enabled DVR pen has a compact digital video recorder, can be operated by motion detection, recording to flash memory or Micro SD card, bluetooth transfer to PDAs and PCs, 5 motion detection sensitivity levels, and an alarm. So you can spy on all the hotties in the shower without getting caught. This little spy wonder is available March 2008.
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Text messaging has gotten pretty popular over the last few years and of course 90% of adults know and are experts. But what about kids? Well here’s something that might have a huge influence on them. The Spy Gear Eye Link Communicator has two transmitters and headset displays. It features an LCD display that covers one eye, Qwerty keypad that is attached where a messaged is typed and sent and the banner displays the message. It even transmits up to 200 and can transmit though walls as well. This might not be a good idea for kids though considering that they wont develop healthy social skills. The Spy Gear Eye Link Communicator is now available at the Spy Gear website for $34.95
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