By Emily Price |
Vintage Buffalo is a weekly feature here at TechnoBuffalo where we take a look at our old gadgets, why we bought them, and what made us replace them. Are you like us and hanging on to some gadget relics of the past? Submit your story…
By Sean P. Aune |
With the iOS 5 beta out in the wild now, it should come as no surprise that people are tearing into the code to see what they can find about future Apple products. It isn’t unusual for there to be hints to future iOS devices…
By Emily Price |
iWork has been available for the iPad since launch, however, today the company has made the suite of productivity applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch as well. Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are available starting today from the App Store for $9.99 for new…
By Mike Perlman |
Just when I thought the Lasonic i931 was the ultimate jam cannon, Altec Lansing releases the MIX iMT810 iPhone/iPod digital boombox. I can hardly contain the elation as I dream of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five being piped out of the fierce MIX iMT810.…
By Damon Brown |
Earlier this month I fell in love with one of the stupidest apps on the planet: VinylLove. Here’s how it works: VinylLove turns your digital music album into a virtual analog album. Load it up and you’ll see a big-ass turntable, needle and all, and…
By Emily Price |
Pictures surfaced on the web today of what may be the new 7th generation iPod Nano. The photos show a new model very similar to the current generation of the music player; however, adding a 1.3-megapixel camera to the back of the device, and removing…
By Emily Price |
Vintage Buffalo is a weekly feature here at TechnoBuffalo where we take a look at our old gadgets, why we bought them, and what made us replace them. Are you like us and hanging on to some gadget relics of the past? Submit your story…
By Sean P. Aune |
The Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and Galaxy S WiFi 5.0 media players have finally had their official launch today, but it’s still unclear when you’ll be able to walk into a store in the United States to pick one up. We first got a…
By Noah Kravitz |
Samsung Mobile has a booth at AppNation SF and yesterday I had the chance to stop by and get my hands on the Galaxy 5, one of the Wi-Fi only media players in the Galaxy S lineup. Like the Galaxy 4 (so named for its…
By Noah Kravitz |
Sonos makes wireless music systems with a reputation for being excellent to use and kinda hard on the wallet. A few years back I had the chance to review a system in my home and it was fantastic. But there’s no way I could have…
By Emily Price |
iOS 4.3.2 is now available. The update works for the iPad and iPad 2, 3rd and 4th generation iPod Touch, iPhone 3GS, and AT&T iPhone 4. The update contains a new improvements and bug fixes, specifically: – Fixes an issue that occasionally caused blank or…
By Jon Rettinger |
It’s well-known that Apple doesn’t like external hardware controls such as buttons. There were even rumors about the iPhone’s signature home button going away. But could a design tweak like that make it onto the iPod Touch? Yes, if you believe this leaked photo of…
By Sean P. Aune |
The iPod Nano doesn’t usually get a whole lot of love in the way of rumors, but when you keep an incredibly small form factor and bring back the camera, it gets some attention. Apple.pro has apparently gotten a hold of a seventh generation iPod Nano case…
By Emily Price |
Apple announced this morning that it will be holding its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco beginning June 6th. The five-day event is where Apple traditionally announces the newest iPhone, and this year’s event is being teased as an opportunity to check out “the…
By Sean P. Aune |
If the rumors are true, the Microsoft Zune is dead. Microsoft is thus far neither confirming or denying the rumor, and the software itself will definitely live on, but the prevailing sense is that the hardware has gone the way of the Dodo Bird. Microsoft made some…
By Sean P. Aune |
There have been many different ways to entertain yourself in a car over the years, but quite possibly the biggest pain in the behind to ever “grace” a car had to be the 8-track cartridge system. Whenever I think back to the 1970′s, at least…
By Emily Price |
iOS 4.3 is now available for the iPad, 3rd and 4th generation iPod Touch, and GSM iPhone users. The update was originally slated to drop on Friday along with the iPad 2, however, Apple has decided to release the update a little early, possibly to…
By Sean P. Aune |
Rumors have begun to spring up about the iPad 3 and a larger version of the iPod Touch. Even though we are still waiting for an announcement of the iPad 2, that isn’t stopping some from dropping supposed facts about what we can expect from…
By Noah Kravitz |
I’m not a big phone case guy. With the exception of Pong’s anti-radiation cases (seriously), I’ve always preferred the thinner profile of an unprotected cell phone to the bulkier if safer feel of an iPhone or Droid ensconced in a protective sleeve of some sort.…
By Sean P. Aune |
The iHome line of iOS-friendly docks have become a staple of hotel rooms everywhere, and this year they’re releasing a slew of ones you may want for your home. Several years ago, iHome just started off with one or two items, and at this recent…
By Sean P. Aune |
The new beta version of Apple’s iOS 4.3 came out this week, and someone has released a video of it installed on an iPhone showing the new multi-touch gestures. We’ve been hearing a lot of rumors that Apple may be looking to remove the home…
By Sean P. Aune |
Apple is on its way to its ten billionth iOS app being downloaded, and with that goal in mind, they’ve announced the top iPhone & iPad apps of all time. During yesterday’s Apple quarterly earnings call, the company touted the fact that well over nine…
By Sean P. Aune |
During the last quarterly earnings call, Apple predicted that it would have a $25 billion quarter for Oct. through Dec., but as the company is want to do, it once again broke through its own predictions. For the first quarter of Apple’s fiscal 2011 year,…
By Sean P. Aune |
It is well known that Apple loves its early adopters. Many of its products wouldn’t be successful without these brave souls who pick up the devices first and then go out amongst the masses to let them know how wonderful they are. However, it appears…
