By Brandon Russell |
That “Wake Up” campaign staged outside an Australian Apple store apparently had nothing to do with Samsung, the company said on Saturday. Because of Samsung’s previous attacks on Apple customers, many suggested the Korean company was behind the whole ordeal. But in a statement made…
By Todd Haselton |
Apple announced on Wednesday that it will host its Worldwide Developer Conference on June 11th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. “We have a great WWDC planned this year and can’t wait to share the latest news about iOS and OS X Mountain Lion with…
By Todd Haselton |
We thought the leaks would begin to slow down just a hair after Mobile World Congress but, as we all know too well, phone news never sleeps. A post recently surfaced in the Mfunz forums that suggests Verizon and Motorola have a brand new HD smartphone…
By Sean P. Aune |
We know Apple today as a company with slick devices and memorable ads, but back in its early days, even they were capable of some pretty horrific video as well. As we await the debut of the iPad 3 next week, I stumbled across the…
By Brandon Russell |
If you were too distracted by Apple’s sneaky marketing tactics on Tuesday, Google did in fact have a keynote at Mobile World Congress. You didn’t know? Executive Eric Schmidt put himself in front of a Barcelona crowd where much of the focus was on what…
By Sean P. Aune |
As February 27 winds down here in the United States, day two of Mobile World Congress 2012 is getting ready to fire up in Barcelona, Spain! Day one was filled with all sorts of excitement from 41 megapixel phone cameras to the Samsung Galaxy Note…
By Killian Bell |
The Recording Academy announced back in December that it would be honoring Apple’s co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs with a Special Merit Grammy Award in recognition of his contribution to the music industry through products like the iPod and the iTunes Music Store. Apple’s…
By Emily Price |
Mobile World Congress is set to go down in Barcelona later this month, and it looks like NVIDIA will be bringing some new quad-core smartphones to the party. The company has sent out this invitation to its MWC event, with promise of “quad-core firsts” continuing…
By Sean P. Aune |
Samsung has announced that it will not be holding any press conferences at Mobile World Congress this year. While it had already been made clear that the Samsung Galaxy S III won’t be making an appearance at MWC, the belief had been that Samsung would still hold…
By Sean P. Aune |
Samsung’s mobile division ran its first ever Super Bowl commercial tonight, and such a big event deserves a big phone like the Galaxy Note. We had gotten some hints the other day that Samsung’s Super Bowl commercial would feature the Galaxy Note, and that is…
By Joey Davidson |
Action Electronics, the Taiwanese company behind the Action Pad, decided to use a Steve Jobs impersonator for their latest tablet ad campaign. They also decided to give him a halo and angel wings. Steve Jobs passed away in October of 2011. His death brought with it a…
By Brandon Russell |
To hype its upcoming Super Bowl ad, Samsung has released a short Galaxy Note teaser before the device is officially unveiled on Sunday. As has been Samsung’s form lately, the new clip is presented in the same vain as its previous attacks against Apple consumers.…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
Join our own Noah Kravitz tonight for a liveblog from San Francisco where we’ll get to know the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook a little better. We’ll have live coverage for you from the event, and further down the page you’ll find a chat room for…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
Join our own Noah Kravitz tonight for a liveblog from San Francisco where we’ll get to know the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook a little better. We’re going to have a liveblog of the event going, as well as a chat room, so if you have…
By Brandon Russell |
In the run up to its upcoming Super Bowl 46 ad, Samsung has taken yet another swipe at Apple and its droves of mindless, out-of-touch sheep. This time, Galaxy S II owners snidely comment about “latte art” and “urban camping,” Samsunging them with the Android…
By Adriana Lee |
Has it really only been a week since the Consumer Electronics Show started winding down? I took away a lot of thoughts from it, but there was one memory that really stands out. There I was at the Skunk Juice booth, shooting Noah as he…
By Brandon Russell |
Apple fans just got Samsunged. The next episode in the Korean-based company’s iPhone bashing commercials has arrived, and this time it touts the Galaxy S II’s turn-by-turn navigation abilities. Also: The iPhone 4S still looks like last year’s model. The set up is similar: Anxious…
By Adriana Lee |
If you’ve never been to the Consumer Electronics Show, it can feel like a massive tech carnival — a wonderland of gear covering practically every area of life imaginable. There are rows upon rows of cars, home appliances, mobile devices, accessories, smart TVs, and myriad…
By Sean P. Aune |
Be sure to join us for the Apple Education event starting at 7 AM PST/10 AM EST today as we bring you all of the news that Apple unveils. While no hardware is expected to be included, it does look like the company has a…
By Sean P. Aune |
While it’s almost certain that Apple won’t be announcing any new hardware this Thursday at their education event, all eyes will still be turned on New York City at 10 AM EST to see just what the heck the company has up its sleeve.…
By Noah Kravitz |
1. It’s never too late to play the game if you’ve got enough dough Intel finally joined the 21st Century by unveiling the first smartphone running on their silicon, the Lenovo K800. Powered by a Intel Atom Z2460 running at 1.6GHz, the phone features a…
By Emily Price |
The first CES ever was held in 1967 in New York City. The pint-sized show only had 100 exhibitors, and was attended by a mere 17,500 people. Three years later, the show was the launchpad for the very first VCR, and in later years was…
By Noah Kravitz |
The votes are in, and if polls can be trusted you all really like yourselves hot new mobile tech! We’ve tallied the results, and here are the winners of TechnoBuffalo’s CES 2012 Readers’ Choice Awards as selected by you, The Herd: Nokia Lumia 900 (18.6%…
By Noah Kravitz |
3D printers and their simultaneously awesome-and-nightmare inducing capabilities aside, basically everything I’ve seen at CES this week has been iterative and evolutionary in nature. Bigger, thinner, faster smartphones. Cameraphones with garish megapixel counts. A garishly specced digital camera with an Android phone shoved inside. Thinner, lighter…
