By Killian Bell |
Following Samsung’s press event for the ‘next Galaxy’ in London today, we went hands-on with the smartphone that you’ve all been waiting. We’ve speculated about its design and its features for months, and we had high hopes for the Korean company’s next flagship handset; after…
By Noah Kravitz |
Thursday night I climbed into the back seat of a Tesla Model X prototype to go for a ride. Tesla wasn’t letting anybody get behind the wheel of their freshly unveiled 7-seater electric crossover/SUV, but they were taking folks for a spin. A very, very…
By Dave Cryer |
We heard about the Lenovo Ideapad A1 a while back, and it seemed to take a long time coming. In fact, whilst we were waiting, the Kindle Fire from Amazon was put in the hands of many. The Fire certainly has better specifications on paper,…
By Adriana Lee |
We managed to get some hands-on time with the HTC Titan II, the latest WinPho phone that was announced this morning at AT&T’s Developer Summit. So does “new” mean better? Well, after 2 minutes of usage, we’d have to say things are looking pretty great…
By Noah Kravitz |
Nokia’s first Windows Phone device to land in the United States is here. Actually the Lumia 710 for T-Mobile won’t really be here until it hits online and in stores January 11, but T-Mo’s PR team sent a slew of early review units out for…
By Mike Perlman |
Ford flew me out to Dearborn, Michigan to see the 2012 Ford Focus Electric, C-Max Energi and C-Max Hybrid cars, in addition to a highly anticipated model that I can’t talk about or else a guy named Lefty will show up at my front door…
By Jon Rettinger |
Four cores. And it feels so good. The first product to ship with Nvidia’s Tegra 3 quad-core mobile chipset is upon us, and if first impressions tell the truth, it’s a dandy. Asus’ Eee Pad Transformer Prime picks up where the original Transformer left off…
By Brandon Russell |
Out of all the smartphones that hit in 2011, the impending release of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is probably our most anticipated. (Saving the best for last?) Ever since announcing Ice Cream Sandwich back in October, consumers have been eagerly awaiting the Galaxy Nexus with…
By Dave Cryer |
When Google announced the Galaxy Nexus I just knew it was going to be something special. The hardware (manufactured by Samsung) looked great, the specs read well and the fact that it was to be running Ice Cream Sandwich sent me dizzy with excitement. Further…
By Noah Kravitz |
Jon unboxed his earlier, and I took mine out for a spin just now: Barnes and Noble’s Nook Tablet is basically a successor to last year’s sleeper hit, Nook Color. Where Nook Color was sort of an e-reader on steroids and sort of a tablet,…
By Jack McGrath |
Featuring a mix of incredibly hilarious dialogue and innovative, mind-bending gameplay mechanics, the original Portal was a stand-out portion of The Orange Box. Though it was an extremely memorable title, its brevity ultimately hurt the experience. With Portal 2, Valve Software is attempting to recreate…
By Jack McGrath |
With the much-anticipated release of the world’s first handheld 3D gaming console, many have been wondering whether or not the Nintendo 3DS will live up to the hype. Though it’s far too early to give a full breakdown of the pros and cons of the…
By Noah Kravitz |
Verizon’s first 4G LTE smartphone is big, bad, and blazing fast. I’ve had one in my hands for a few days now, and while it’s too soon to give a full-on review of the device, I have formed a few first impressions. There’s no getting…
By Emily Price |
I came, I saw, I sat on the floor in a shopping mall for 3 hours, and in the end walked away with a 32GB Wi-Fi iPad 2. I just got home with it and am syncing it to my iTunes account (a project that…
By Sean P. Aune |
This week’s release of the Motorola Xoom not only brought us a new tablet, but the first real world look at Android Honeycomb. Was it worth the wait? Android 3.0 Honeycomb got its first demo at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) last month, and while Google…
By Logan Cooke |
I am not the luckiest person in the world, and when I came home today to a mysterious package I figured it was a bomb or something that would bring pain and disdain to my household. Little did I know inside of the box was…
By Winston Sih |
Earlier a few months ago, we introduced you to the Google Chrome OS, a full-fledged Chromium Operating System. ”The question that everyone is asking, though, is why are they even bothering?” “Announced back in July of 2009, Google announced the Chrome OS which is a…
By Winston Sih |
With the hopes of catching success of the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft and Sony have manufactured motion controllers to detect and include users physically in the gaming process. According to Lewis Ward, a research manager of IDC’s video gaming advisory service said that ”Millions of additional US…
By Winston Sih |
The new MacBook Air is here and we have a first overview and first boot of the 11.6″ model from Jon Rettinger. He goes over the computer, boot it up and shows you his initial impressions. For your assistance, below is a comparison chart of…
By Winston Sih |
In what had to be the longest refresh cycles ever for a Mac (today was day number 500), the MacBook Air didn’t only get refreshed today, but it got a second model. Available immediately, the thinnest Mac comes in both 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch flavors with a…
By Winston Sih |
FaceTime is a video chatting software developed by Apple for iPhone 4, the fourth generation iPod Touch, and now computers running Mac OS X. FaceTime for Mac OS X was recently announced on October 20, 2010 at the “Back to the Mac” Media event from Apple CEO Steve Jobs as the beta version…
By Winston Sih |
Today RIM announced a new tablet, (running Blackberry Tablet OS) that looks to change the entire tablet game. The BlackBerry PlayBook is a tablet computer announced by Research In Motion, best known for the BlackBerry smartphone, on September 27, 2010. The company expects to deliver the machine to enterprise customers…
By Winston Sih |
Unboxing and taking a first look at the new 6th generation mid 2010 Apple iPod Nano. This is the first Nano to lose the clickwheel and rely solely on a touchscreen. Do you have one of these new iPod nano’s? Do you like the new…
By Winston Sih |
Jon Q from TechnoBuffalo gives his thoughts on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab.…
