By Sean P. Aune |
Jon R is here to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JR checks out Air Attack HD. An arcade classic reborn and repackaged for Android and iOS. It’s essentially the classic title “1942″, revamped with great graphics, killer sound, and a whole…
By Noah Kravitz |
Sonos wireless audio systems were once the exclusive playthings of the rich and famous. Then the company rebranded themselves, rolled out the “Play” line of $300 and $400 networked speakers, and started selling their wares at Target. So why was their next move to launch…
By Roy Choi |
On paper, we knew that the Motorola Atrix HD compared well to what the Samsung Galaxy SIII and the HTC One X offer. Still, we were skeptical the Atrix HD could fight on a par with handsets $100 more than its $99 (or $49 at Best Buy)…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is here to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JR checks out Amazing Alex. It’s a Rube Goldberg inspired game created by the folks at Rovio – otherwise known as the people behind the international mobile gaming phenomenon, Angry Birds.…
By Brandon Russell |
The Kogeto Dot by itself is a curious looking iPhone add-on. Designed to attach almost like a protective case, the Dot’s bulbous orb allows users to capture video in a single 360-degree panoramic shot. It’s basically like Google’s Street View, but for videos. What is…
By Mike Perlman |
The Lytro camera is the most revolutionary product in photography since the digital camera. Developed by Stanford graduate Ren Ng and his team of light field-obsessed colleagues, the Lytro captures images in Megarays rather than Megapixels. As a result, images can be focused after the…
By Mike Perlman |
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V has one heck of a model name, but it’s also known as Sony’s top-of-the-line Super Zoom digital camera. Filling the shoes of last year’s Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V, the HX200V brings a lot of nifty new features to the table. The camera…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q. is back to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JQ checks out Dead Trigger – a graphically intense high action zombie shoot-em-up for iOS and Android. If you’re a fan of zombie flicks, a player of zombie games like Left…
By Joey Davidson |
Telltale Games has released the second episode in the five episode run of their first season of The Walking Dead video game. This story is based on the events in the comics, not the television show, and marks the journey of Lee Everett after the events…
By Joey Davidson |
On the surface, Spec Ops: The Line is nothing more than a run-of-the-mill military shooter set in the Middle East. This skirmish in Dubai features third person, cover-based gunplay and a linear campaign reminiscent of today’s top war titles. Forget the surface. Spec Ops: The Line represents a strong shot…
By Joey Davidson |
Quantum Conundrum is a brand new entry in what might now officially be considered the genre of first-person, omnipotent narrator, physics-based puzzle games. This title, developed by Air Tight games and published by Square Enix, is currently available on the Steam marketplace for PC. It will…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q. is back to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JQ checks out Band Together – a highly visual puzzle game featuring a handful of cute characters with a Little Big Planet-esque style of gameplay and graphics. If all this sounds…
By Roy Choi |
The TechnoBuffalo team was fortunate enough to get our hands on the Google Nexus 7 from Google I/O 2012. I used it all weekend and, quite frankly, it’s a wonderful device. You’re in luck if you’re in the market for an inexpensive tablet; this product is…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q. is back to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JQ changes it up a bit and provides an insider peak of how he approaches app reviewing. JQ also shares a handful of apps that were downloaded, tested, and reviewed, but…
By Noah Kravitz |
After my week with the Soul, the folks from Kia asked if I wanted to swap out for another new model, the 2013 Rio SX 5 Door. Having grown up in hatchbacks, I of course said “Yes”…
By Noah Kravitz |
Pros: Quad-core performance for under $200, loaded with kid-friendly software but also runs stock ICS out of the box, removable bumper is colorful and adds protection, future accessories promise extensibility. Cons: A little thick and heavy compared to competitors, no Google Play access, pre-production software a…
By Todd Haselton |
ASUS first introduced the Transformer Prime late last year and, at the time, we dubbed it the “best Android tablet yet.” The company recently sent us its latest Transformer-branded tablet, known as the Transformer Pad Infinity, or TF700 for short. It sports a sharper 1,920 x…
By Todd Haselton |
I’ve been playing with Sony’s Xperia ion on AT&T for the past several weeks. It’s a compelling smartphone: the first with Sony branding on AT&T, and it offers a 12-megapixel camera, an attractive industrial design and bonus extras such as NFC and an HDMI-out port.…
By Mike Perlman |
The Pentax K-01 is an odd duck that breaches the borders of traditional digital camera aesthetics. That’s because this mirrorless nonconformist was designed by Marc Newson, a popular name in contemporary product design. Though Newson has designed everything from watches to boats, the Pentax K-01…
By Joey Davidson |
Tiny and Big are brothers. Their grandfather is dead. Grandpa owned a special pair of underpants that, once donned on an individual’s head, granted unlimited power and a cult following. Tiny deserved his Grandpa’s leftover underpants, Big stole them. Tiny & Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers is the…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q. is back to attack and highlight another epic mobile application. This week, JQ checks out 30/30 – a to-do and egg-timer’ish hybrid productivity app with a minimalistic touch-friendly UI. If you’re one for productivity apps or if you’re looking for something to spice…
By Todd Haselton |
T-Mobile fans have been long waiting for a new flagship smartphone. The carrier began offering the Galaxy S II last year and, since then, has offered very few flagship devices. In fact, it chose to launch the HTC One S instead of HTC’s higher-end One…
By Todd Haselton |
I was a bit underwhelmed when Samsung first announced the Galaxy S III. It just seemed so much like HTC’s One X, which had already been out on the market, and I didn’t see a lot of differences between the two phones. Both would eventually…
By Mike Perlman |
Olympus is known to stay true to its heritage, and the new OM-D EM-5 is a sparkling example. The company debuted its first film OM model 40 years ago in 1972, and I actually shot with an Olympus OM-1N a decade ago in my high…
