San Francisco Chronicle on iGrill
MACWORLD
Bluetooth-enabled iGrill among
Macworld offerings
January 29, 2011|By Casey Newton, Chronicle Staff Writer
- The iGrill, a Bluetooth-enabled grilling and cooking thermometer
app, works with the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad.
Credit: Tony Avelar / Bloomberg News
Another spin through the Macworld Conference and Expo on
Friday revealed more software and peripherals that push the boundaries
of what Apple products can do. The show, which was expected to draw
25,000 people, wraps up today at Moscone Center West.
Some highlights from the show floor:
IGrill: Among the more unusual peripherals on display is the
iGrill, a Bluetooth-enabled meat thermometer that will ping your iPhone
when the turkey's done.
IDevices CEO Chris Allen is an avid griller who wanted to find the
simplest way possible to know when dinner was ready; his company
released the iGrill at the end of last year. The product costs $99.99;
an accompanying iPhone app is free.
More information:
www.igrillinc.com .
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