The past few months Android has really come into its own, and matured as an OS. While at launch it just a fun experiment, it’s now an extremly capable scalable alternative for business professionals and teens alike. The final piece to the complete Android puzzle has been given by Google in the form of multitouch, the one glaring feature the OS was lacking. In this video we show what native multitouch support looks like on the Nexus One.
iPhone 4 ReviewSure the iPhone 4 has been out for some time now, but sometimes reviews have to gestate as opposed to being rushed out. Wouldn’t you rather know how it’s going to fit into your daily life from some real world use instead of, “W…
Console Wars Round 12: The FinaleWe’ve gone through an 11 round slug fest, and still don’t have a winner. Both Sony and Microsoft’s gaming consoles have taken their hits, and we are down to the final round to determine a champion. It is with great sadnes…
New iPods, Apple TV & More! Apple Event Recap & ImpressionsIn this video Jon Rettinger recaps the Apple Event where CEO Steve Jobs unveiled a new iPod nano, iPod shuffle and new iPod touch.
The new iPod line was complimented with iTunes 10 along side a new Ping social network built into iOS 4.1. Lastly,…
New XBox 360 Controller, Unveiled!Microsoft will be releasing a new XBox 360 controller in November that will feature a transforming D-pad, the company announced on Tuesday.
Some of the differences users will find include the new wireless controller design. Instead of the typica…
Xbox 360 Giveaway! (Featured)As much as we like getting new gear in to review, we love giving it right back to our audience. You are our lifeblood, so think of these as little ‘Thank Yous’ for your support. We have one again teamed up with the folks at Pricefa…
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