User Blog Feature: MacHeist is Back!!

One of the most well known software distributors for the Mac has another bundle of software for sale from which 25% of proceeds from are donated to charity.  Today’s User Blog Feature comes from Tyler Payne with a rundown of MacHeist’s latest nanobundle.  If…

Samsung Gets In On The Skype TV Love

It seems that Skype will be popping up on even more televisions this year than we thought at first.
At the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in January, Skype announced that it was partnering up with LG Electronics and Panasonic to bring its software into your living room …

Palm Hopes to Make App Porting to WebOS Easy

The Game Developers Conference kicks off in San Francisco next week which is host to an insanely large gathering of video game developers who hope to show off some of their work and make a few connects as well.  Announced back in January at CES, Palm showed off what deve…

Microsoft Taking a Three-Pronged Approach to Mobile Phones

Microsoft is known for their product fragmentation.  There’s Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate and the Xbox 360’s split into Arcade and two versions of the Elite.  Whether you consider this strategy idiotic or necessary, Microsoft is seemingly prepa…

Recognizr Augments Your Web Life

There are some incredibly cool augmented reality applications that are already available for both Android and iPhone.  Yelp’s monocle feature displays nearby restaurants and ratings and  New York Subway displays nearby subway lin…

The iPad is Coming April 3rd

This morning Apple finally announced the retail availability of the iPad.  It will be arriving at doorsteps and Apple Stores on Saturday April 3rd, with pre-orders set to begin on March 12th.  At this point, the device has been talked …

One Small Town’s Efforts To Win The Google Fiber Project

Last month Google announced its intentions to pick some lucky community or communities to receive a trial fiber optic network that will be running 1 Gbps.  While you’ve heard of the actions taken by cities like Topeka, KS which has renamed itself as Google, KS for …

Skinput Shames Touchscreen Input

Until now, input on projected images relies mainly on proximity sensors and cameras that track where a touch was recognized.  Skinput takes the idea of a projected UI a bit further, relying on skin taps as a way of interacting with a us…

Buzzkill: Even Google Can’t Reinvent Social Networking

Apparently there are some things in this world that Google touches that don’t automatically turn to gold.
When Google Buzz launched last month, it seemed like Google might finally be on to something, that the search giant might have finally figured out how to do soc…

BuffaloBuzz with Winston: Get FCC’d

Winston is back with his weekly BuffaloBuzz.  This week we have:

The latest updates in the on-going saga with the 27-inch iMac models regarding display flickering and yellow tinting.  Apple and AppleCare may be able to help you out…

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