By Adriana Lee |
Could you picture a world in which your home could automatically alert you if it needs attention? One day, your house or apartment could send you texts, letting you know if a stranger has entered your home. Your oven could tweet to let you know…
By Killian Bell |
Following its debut in Apple’s MacBook Pro back in February 2010, the high-speed Thunderbolt technology from Intel is quickly making its way into all sorts of products. Displays, external hard drives, desktops, notebooks, and even external GPUs are all using it to provide super speedy…
By Sean P. Aune |
Gorilla Glass has been popular with smartphone aficionados for some time now, so when Corning announced Gorilla Glass 2, interest was immediately piqued. Just how much mre abuse could a piece of glass take? That’s what the company aimed to show us last night in a demo…
By Noah Kravitz |
I didn’t even know Philips made a line of “universal” speaker docks for Android devices until I got to talking with one of their engineers at a pre-holiday press event last month in San Francisco. Apparently the company had launched an Android-specific branch of…
By Emily Price |
It looks like wireless power may be part of Motorola’s CES announcements. The company sent us an email including this teaser video this afternoon with the subject line “Stay Unplugged with Motorola Mobility.” So, what does Moto have in store? TechnoBuffalo will be on the…
By Emily Price |
If you go to any electronics store or big-box retailer you’re bound to run into hundreds of different earphone options. From earphones with decorative designs, those with noise cancellation, and those specifically designed to make your music sound great – there are tons of options…
By Adriana Lee |
In Part 1, I covered three different iPad Keyboard cases, and all were good for various reasons, but none gave me everything I was looking for. I wanted a decent keyboard, good build quality and a reasonable weight. Feeling a little bit like a tech-Goldilocks…
By Adriana Lee |
“I don’t get it. Why do you want an iPad keyboard?” This was the question before me, as I dipped into the research, trying to find a constant companion for my tablet. My husband knows I have a tendency to get lost in my gadgets,…
By Adriana Lee |
Lately, I’ve been particularly keen on the idea of an iPad keyboard. I recently traveled with a Bluetooth one, and having physical keys made all the difference when it came to writing on the go. The only problem was that toting a separate accessory wasn’t…
By Mike Perlman |
Move over, SD card. There’s a new sheriff in town. The Compact Flash Association recently announced the development of a brand new memory card format called XQD. The new XQD card can write at 125Mbps and faster. According to the press release, XQD cards will…
By Brandon Russell |
Apple products were on fire over the Black Friday weekend, and so were Rocketfish’s battery cases – literally. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Health Canada, about 32,000 Rocketfish iPhone 3G/iPhone 3GS cases sold at retailer Best Buy are being recalled due to…
By Mike Perlman |
Right after we hear about Olive, the first feature film shot on a smartphone, the mobislyder barrels through the door. Mobislyder is being touted as the “world’s first portable dolly designed specifically for smartphones and compact cameras.” According to the press release: With more than 200,000…
By Mike Perlman |
Dr. Seuss-like product name aside, Native Union’s high-end bluetooth receiver is an essential gadget for those who rely on cell phones as their primary form of communication in the workplace or at home. While the FCC continues to approve flawed cell phone radiation studies, there is…
By Jon Rettinger |
The next generation of tablet technology has finally been unveiled, in case you didn’t hear, in what is shaping up to be huge shift in the smartphone and tablet industry. We are more excited than we’ve ever been about what’s to come, and it’s closer…
By Noah Kravitz |
I’ve gotten into running over the past two years or so, though since I’m still into eating and drinking you might not know it looking at me in profile. Long a team sports kind of guy and never a runner, the recent advent of smartphone…
By Mike Perlman |
Amongst the cavalcade of smartphone and tablet case and accessory manufacturers, few companies distinguish themselves from the pack. id America is one of those companies. Based out of New York, id America’s philosophy lies within the heart of originality. id America states on its website “In a…
By Emily Price |
You love to bike and you love your Galaxy Tab. How do you combine those two love affairs into one? The Samsung Galaxy bicycle of course! Samsung has announced (no really, Samsung announced) the “ultimate way to transport the Galaxy Tab 10.1,” a bicycle made…
By Adriana Lee |
If you’re looking for a Kindle case, tablet stand, or another home entertainment, mobile or computer peripheral, be sure to check out Belkin today. The company has a special going on, and it’s a doozy of a discount — 50%! Unfortunately, some accessories for new…
By Adriana Lee |
Here’s an interesting twist on those mega tower server racks that typically reside in the technological underbelly of businesses far and wide: Griffin just announced its new MultiDock rack for iPads, iPhones and iPods. The Multi-Dock is a single station that houses, charges and syncs…
By Mike Perlman |
Otterbox phone cases have been widely renowned as premiere suits of armor for expensive and fragile smartphones, so I wanted to put that reputation through the TechnoBuffalo gauntlet. Otterbox offers three primary phone case models that vary in price, depending on the particular user application.…
By Adriana Lee |
At one time, not even really that long ago, a single 600 MHz processor chip was considered pretty respectable, and hardly anyone gave a second thought to screen resolutions, as we resigned ourselves to the fuzzy displays in our hands and pockets. After all, these…
By Adriana Lee |
For the past year-plus, tablet accessories have primarily focused on the Apple tablet. We’ve seen all manner of crazy cool (or odd) iPad gear — from arcade cabinets, theater seating built all around the tablet, scratch-ready DJ controllers and even gadget sleeves made from Bernie…
By Killian Bell |
Logitech has become the first big name to launch a its own version of Apple’s Magic Trackpad for Windows PCs. The Wireless Touchpad is a $50 alternative to the traditional mouse that provides desktop PC users with a large, 5-inch multi-touch trackpad. In many ways, Logitech’s…
By Killian Bell |
Fed up with watching reruns of Two and a Half Men on that tiny 60-inch plasma? Then check out this futuristic head-mounted visor from Sony that delivers a 750-inch 3D TV to your living room. The Sony HMZ-T1 was first shown off at CES earlier…
