By Roy Choi |
We are extremely excited at the growth we’ve witnessed at TechnoBuffalo. Today, we’re proud to announce that our Twitter account, @technobuffalo, has eclipsed 60,000 followers and our Facebook Page, facebook.com/technobuffalo, has surpassed 40,000 likes. We wanted to take this moment to thank you all for…
By Jon Rettinger |
The AT&T version of the HTC One has arrived, and we’re putting it through its paces. While we loved the international version of the HTC One, can the AT&T live up to its foreign brother while also using LTE? We were able to use the…
By Brandon Russell |
We got a huge response from our last HTC One camera comparison, so we thought we’d take a more granular look at the device’s biggest competition, Nokia’s Lumia 920. Both promise unrivalled results, in low-light and in normal conditions; the two companies have confidently touted…
By Brandon Russell |
We’ve been using the international HTC One for about a month now, and during that time it’s really proved itself to be one of the most complete devices ever built. Not only is it the best designed device out on the market today, it’s arguably…
By Joey Davidson |
I remember when I was a child, and my biggest thrill was going to the local supermarket to rent a video game for my NES. Without the internet or even access to magazines at the time, I had no idea if I would be picking…
By Brandon Russell |
In front of a crowded room of computers and media, Facebook finally showed off its new home on Android, simply dubbed Home. The experience, CEO Mark Zuckerberg persisted, is about putting people first, not apps. As a way to make staying connected feel more immediate…
By Todd Haselton |
Facebook has a press event scheduled for this Thursday where it’s going to discuss its position in mobile. Rumors span from an all-out Facebook phone powered by a custom version of Android—here’s what it probably looks like—to a new piece of Android software that puts…
By Joey Davidson |
It’s finally here. One of the biggest and most hyped games of this generation has arrived. BioShock Infinite is Irrational Games second foray into the franchise, and it is, without a doubt, an achievement. BioShock Infinite is a wonderful game. It’s a testament to what…
By Joey Davidson |
After digging into the demo at PAX East, I decided I wanted to get in touch with someone from the Octodad: Dadliest Catch team to talk more about the project and its development. A few emails with Young Horses’ CEO and Community Manager Phil Tibitoski…
By Todd Haselton |
HTC has been in a tough spot in the U.S. market. To this day I can show friends a new HTC device and the response is almost always “who is that?” It’s not a good place to be in, especially for a manufacturer that makes…
By Todd Haselton |
Trade shows are great. Or I should say used to be great. I used to be able to head to Las Vegas multiple times a year, to Berlin, Barcelona and even Singapore to see the latest products unveiled on a floor full of exhibitors. Apple…
By Sean P. Aune |
Either its April Fools’ Day, or Google really had a ton of new products and services to announce today. Google is known for taking April 1 fairly, well, seriously, with some of the most elaborate April Fools’ jokes on the Web. Here’s a run down…
By Todd Haselton |
T-Mobile took the stage today and very much explained its new plans in layman’s terms. There was a bit of confusion as to how unlocked devices will work and how this new “non-subsidy” approach will work out over the long term. Thankfully we took some…
By Todd Haselton |
The smartphone wars have been brewing since Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and Palm were fighting it out to gain consumer and enterprise market share in the early 2000s. Before that time, it’s arguable that most smartphones were used by enterprise users, and I think devices such…
By Jon Rettinger |
If you haven’t seen, TechnoBuffalo put a small disclaimer at the bottom of our HTC One review saying how long we used the device before writing our review. It’s something we plan on doing from here on out, and challenge others to follow suit. As…
By Jon Rettinger |
When the iPhone 5 came out in September of last year—despite its lineage and similarity to the iPhone 4/4S—Apple still managed to impress us with its improved design. It was thinner, it was lighter, and it introduced Apple users to the 4-inch form factor. But…
By Todd Haselton |
We’re not going to beat around the bush, the HTC One is HTC’s best smartphone yet. Hold on to your hat and don’t jump to the end of this review right away, we have a lot to discuss because it offers tons of new software…
By Todd Haselton |
I took the HTC One out on the town this weekend as my new primary smartphone. In one location I used the IR blaster to change the TV from the New York Rangers hockey game to SpongeBob Square Pants. It was a funny trick that…
By Joey Davidson |
Face it, Tomb Raider fans, this franchise lived a little bit longer than it really should have. Lara Croft became a walking joke instead of an intrepid adventurer, and each entry in the series managed to get further and further away from what made the…
By Todd Haselton |
Samsung just wrapped up its massive press conference in New York City’s Radio City Music Hall and, well, it was exciting to say the least. Of course, most of the leaks already gave us an idea of what we were going to see tonight, but we finally…
By Brandon Russell |
In the Android landscape, Samsung is an unrivaled titan, sitting atop the highest possible perch of smartphone glory and supremacy. Over the past few years, the company has gone from tepid challenger to olympic gold medalist. The Samsung Galaxy S sparked a revolution back in…
By Adriana Lee |
The nail in the coffin for Google Reader will come July 1, which means users have a little over three months to find a replacement. While that should be plenty of time, there’s no need to wait until the last minute. In fact, it might…
By Brandon Russell |
We don’t carry around point-and-shoot cameras anymore because we have smartphones in our pockets. But it’s not good enough for companies to merely attach cameras as afterthought technology; consumers today demand their devices take the highest quality images possible. And we’ve seen huge improvements on…
By Joey Davidson |
Maxis and EA have rebooted a classic and epic city management game with their brand new effort. Simply called SimCity, this title is a collection of old gaming principles and new gaming ideas. Some of it works really well, some of it feels like a…
