By Emily Price |
Planning a huge road trip this year? If you’re hitting the highway this summer, there are tons of applications and tech that can help you get where you’re going and find what you need when you get there. I’m a tremendous fan of the road…
By Emily Price |
Apple announced Final Cut Pro X last night at NAB. The editing suite was “built from the ground up” and contains a number of new features including people detection, auto image stabilization, color matching, magnetic timeline, and 64-bit support which allows the program to utilize…
By Adriana Lee |
First the Flip video camera line, and now Flock? It seems the technosphere is doing some Spring cleaning, as the social browser has now become the latest innovation to land on the defunct pile. The notice that went out today, which stated that support will…
By Sean P. Aune |
Not satisfied to sit on their laurels after the launch of Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft is already at it again with the release of IE10 Platform Preview 1. Microsoft has gotten back into the browser wars in a big way with IE 9, and it…
By Noah Kravitz |
The little tablet that could is growing up a little more as the Tablet Wars shift to the virtual bookstore aisles. Hot on the heels of Amazon’s Android App Store, Barnes & Noble has announced what they’re calling “the next phase” of their nook developer…
By Sean P. Aune |
There has been a lot of talk about Google launching some sort of streaming music service for some time now, but it never seems to quite materialize. With the news last week that Amazon was coming from out of nowhere with its Amazon Cloud Player…
By Noah Kravitz |
Tonight, just after 9PM EST, Butler will face UCONN for the Mens’ NCAA Basketball championship. A hoops junkie since I was a kid, I’ll watch the game despite not being a fan of either team. Like so many others in America and beyond, I’ve spent…
By Jack McGrath |
How do you develop apps for iOS? It’s a common question that many computer enthusiasts ask, and one we here at TechnoBuffalo hope to answer with this series of posts. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for the…
By Sean P. Aune |
The numbers are in for March of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there were a few surprising shifts in the percentages. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the…
By Emily Price |
Earlier this week Amazon launched its Cloud Drive, and Cloud Player service. The cloud drive allows you to store 5GB of music for free that you can then access from any computer or Android phone. If you buy an MP3 album from Amazon your amount…
By Noah Kravitz |
Quick, what’s the best two-pronged attack you can think of to generate publicity for your startup company that’s on the verge of shipping its long-awaited, change the world, zero-emissions family sedan? If you answered, “Support third-party apps AND sue one of the most recognized media…
By Emily Price |
In-app billing is now live in the Android Market. The feature allows Android ap developers to charge within an application for additional features, upgrades or app-functionality. The service officially went live yesterday, and at launch had several applications already taking advantage of the service including…
By Noah Kravitz |
Cellular South today announced the upcoming availability of the HTC Merge, the world’s first smartphone to come pre-loaded with the Amazon Appstore for Android. The device, which will be available next month for a yet-unannounced price, is an Android 2.2 side-slider with a 3.8-inch touchscreen,…
By Jack McGrath |
Much has been said lately about Microsoft’s newest version of Internet Explorer, but Mozilla is picking up the slack with the release of Firefox 4. Since both of the well-known companies have been losing customers to Apple and Google, it is no surprise that they…
By Emily Price |
Along with launching the iPad 2 a few weeks ago, Apple launched a new GarageBand application for the iPad as well. The $4.99 application was one of the first I downloaded when I got my iPad home, and is something I’ve been playing around with…
By Sean P. Aune |
After a seemingly endless round of beta releases, Mozilla has officially launched its Firefox 4 browser. Not surprisingly, the non-profit company promises that Firefox 4 is the best version yet of its software, and it better be as the company is quickly losing some ground…
By Emily Price |
The Amazon App Store is now open for business. The store officially opened last night, and currently has 3,800 Android applications available. Amazon has been trying to recruit developer to its store since January of this year. The store scored exclusive rights to sell the…
By Sean P. Aune |
Have you ever thought you could stop playing Angry Birds if someone like Mike Tyson was there to help you? Lucky for you, such a thing exists now! It’s a thinly veiled advertisement for Mike Tyson’s new television series, but who really cares? It’s still…
By Emily Price |
Flipboard, a popular news reader for the iPad is coming to the iPhone. The free application allows you to read Facebook, Twitter, and RSS feeds like a magazine, integrating photos into stories that you can tap on to enlarge and read further. The application makes…
By Noah Kravitz |
The battle for your streaming music budget is on, big time. Earlier today Europe-based service Spotify announced they’ve hit the 1,000,000 paid subscriber milestone – a full quarter million more than Rhapsody can count, and Spotify hasn’t even launched in the US. Apple’s fabled North…
By Sean P. Aune |
The numbers are in for Feb. of which Web browsers were leading the way for the month, and there were a few surprising shifts in the percentages. Lets take a look at the chart for this month and see how it stacks up against the…
By Emily Price |
If you’re an NCAA fan, keeping track of your favorite college hoops is going to get a little bit easier this year. A free application for the iPhone and iPad will allow you to stream all of the hoops action to your device – for…
By Emily Price |
Apple is now selling eBooks from all six major publishers, with the addition of Random House Wednesday. The announcement was made at the Apple’s’ iPad 2 event, prior to its announcement of the iPad 2, and adds Random House’s entire US catalog of 17,000 titles…
By Jack McGrath |
How do you develop apps for iOS? It’s a common question, and one we hope to answer with this weekly series of information and tutorials. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for any computer enthusiast, and with the…
