By Mike Perlman |
It’s difficult enough to hunt for the right digital imaging equipment, but have you ever stopped and asked yourself “Who am I, Anyway?” I’m not inciting an existential match of Pong or launching into a Chorus Line number, but I think it’s imperative to figure…
By Adriana Lee |
It’s hard not to look at Samsung’s AMOLED screen technology (like the supers on the Galaxy S line of phones) without drooling, isn’t it? These AMOLEDs have been admired on every carrier, thanks to the company’s own line of smartphones as well as others like…
By Noah Kravitz |
James and I dive deep into HTC’s Flyer tablet and come to the conclusion that pens really do make for better tablets – if you’re into taking notes. While Flyer lacks Android 3.x Honeycomb and carries a fairly steep price tag in its current WiFi-only…
By usersubmit |
NOTE: We asked, you responded! Here’s one of our favorite written reviews submitted as part of the “What’s in Your Pocket?” call for cell phone reviews. Thanks, Kristian! The HTC Tattoo is an early Android phone, released in 2009, that ran Android 1.6 with HTC…
By Noah Kravitz |
Score one for the “vocal minority” as I – and, apparently, @zpower – like to say. HTC has listened to its passionate fanbase and decided to officially unlock its bootloaders. I heard about it from HTC PR, but the company shouted it loud and proud…
By Joey Davidson |
In light of all of the ridiculous setbacks and outages, it has become pretty easy to start questioning whether or not Sony still has plans to release their NGP by the end of this year. That was the time frame they targeted at the announcement, and it’s…
By Adriana Lee |
Watching the Google Wallet dog-and-pony show today over the new Near Field Ccommunication (NFC)-equipped digital wallet initiative was really fascinating. And also kind of uneasy. I just kept thinking, “This is it. This is the future… So why do I have the cold sweats?” Maybe…
By Sean P. Aune |
Suspicions have been running high that the HTC EVO 3D would be coming to international carriers, but no one has been 100% certain. After a recent change to the image on the HTC site that showed a slight redesign, it seemed pretty certain that a…
By Sean P. Aune |
Continuing with our Internet Privacy theme this week, our own Jon Rettinger went on CBS’ The Early Show this morning to talk about the dangers of geolocation tags in photos you upload to the Web. As we discussed earlier this week, EXIF data is information…
By Emily Price |
TechnoBuffalo Defines is a weekly thing here on the range, where every Tuesday we give you guys a new tech term to define. You give us your best shot at a definition in the comments, and then the TechnoBuffalo staff picks our favorites from the…
By Joey Davidson |
Ubisoft has released a new Assassin’s Creed: Revelations trailer that indicates much is to be revealed at E3 in June. The show is less than two weeks away, and this trailer does plenty to get fans of the Assassin’s Creed franchise all riled up. Details…
By Sean P. Aune |
Amazon has been making a big push into downloadable content as late with its MP3 store up and running for ages, and launching an Android App Store back in March. Now the leading ecommerce retailer is setting its sites on the desktop with the launch of…
By Sean P. Aune |
With the announcement today of Google Wallet, NFC (Near Field Communication) has come to the masses in the United States. While the new service is currently limited to the Nexus S on Sprint, it will eventually roll out to more devices and carriers, and Google…
By Joey Davidson |
Don’t expect an official announcement or unveiling anytime soon, but Sony has admitted that they are working on the PlayStation 4 (or whatever they’ll be calling the PS3‘s follow-up). The news came during a fiscal call yesterday from Sony‘s Executive Vice President and Chief financial Officer Masaru Kato.…
By Adriana Lee |
Just got one thing to say: Androidettes are fierce with the powers of persuasion. Don’t believe me? Just check this one out. When a dude tried to mug Robin Raskin of Mommy Tech, hoping to relieve the woman of her valuables (including her smartphone), she…
By Adriana Lee |
Google has done it — the search giant and Android purveyor has finally pulled the trigger on Near Field Communication (NFC). And it could change everything about modern consumer commerce. The company has proudly unveiled Google Wallet, an NFC-equipped wireless mobile payment system that presents like…
By Sean P. Aune |
Skype has announced via a blog post that some users are having issues logging into the popular VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service today. The post is short on details on what exactly has gone wrong, but it does appear to be far more limited…
By Sean P. Aune |
The Samsung Trender may not be a high-end smartphone, but if you’re a big talker & texter, it may just be worth your time to consider it. And if you have a teen in your house, it may be downright essential. Spantechular has gotten its…
By Joey Davidson |
As part of its promise to make things right in the wake of the hack that happened roughly a month ago, Sony has opened up registration for 12 months of free identity theft protection from AllClear ID PLUS. AllClear ID PLUS is a protection, monitoring…
By Mike Perlman |
So you’re setting up a YouTube account. This is your chance to show the world your indubitable talents as a professional lip syncher or terrible dancer. Maybe this is your opportunity to spread as many “kitties doing stuff” videos as humanly possible. Or, you might…
By Jack McGrath |
Annually, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly referred to as E3, takes place in Los Angeles, acting as one of the largest venues for showing off upcoming games and game-related hardware. With so many great titles currently in development alongside countless rumors about new consoles, the…
By Emily Price |
Vintage Buffalo is a weekly feature here at TechnoBuffalo where we take a look at our old gadgets, why we bought them, and what made us replace them. Are you like us and hanging on to some gadget relics of the past? Submit your story…
By Joey Davidson |
L.A. Noire, the thrilling crime-solver developed by Rockstar and Team Bondi and published by Take-Two, has gone and pleased the bosses of its publishing company. Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick lead a conference call concerning the finances of one of the industries largest publishers and how…
By Mike Perlman |
Privacy within the digital age is under siege, and it’s not just Facebook you should be worrying about. With the implementation of GPS in modern digital cameras and nearly all phones with a decent camera, photographers are sitting ducks. Not only do we have to…
