By Tom Moccia |
There are many ways to store contact information these days and the two I implement are Google contacts and Apple Address book. I have yet to commit to one or the other for a number of reasons, but the two that seem to be at…
By Sean P. Aune |
Digg is preparing to once again launch a redesign of its site in an attempt to win back some of the users its last redesign cost them. Last July Digg launched a redesign that didn’t go over so well with its users. A lot of…
By Jack McGrath |
1. Can Your iPhone Save Your Life? There is no doubt that the iPhone has had a profound effect on the healthcare industry, implementing the smartphone in administrative and practical settings. The “Handyscope” is a peripheral accessory that will help doctors efficiently determine whether or…
By Logan Cooke |
The iPhone seems to be the standard of the Smartphone world. If your not a fan of the iPhone, this Top 5 is for you.…
By Tom Moccia |
Amazon has had a major security flaw discovered in its password system, but luckily there’s an easy fix. It seems as if security flaws are coming at us all to often this year and no company, regardless of their stellar reputation and performance is immune.…
By Joey Davidson |
Gamers know that gaming isn’t just a hobby. It’s not just the thing we do when we’re looking to pass time. We don’t just get bored and wander up to the TV and decide to fire up a game. No. We plan this stuff. We…
By Sean P. Aune |
The iHome line of iOS-friendly docks have become a staple of hotel rooms everywhere, and this year they’re releasing a slew of ones you may want for your home. Several years ago, iHome just started off with one or two items, and at this recent…
By Tom Moccia |
A company knows it has a winning idea on its hands when others start to implement their own solutions to the technology. It looks like Apple’s AirPrint and AirPlay is one of these innovations. If you remember back in April 2010, Google announced that it…
By Joey Davidson |
Most 360 owners should have already purchased Chime. The game released almost exactly a year ago for the whopping price of $5. The profits for Chime, and this is why you should have bought it, went to charity. Developer Zoë Mode and publisher OneBigGame made a large…
By Sean P. Aune |
A Motorola XOOM ad is going to run sometime during the Superbowl, and the obvious target is Apple. Back in 1983, Apple ran a commercial entitled “1984″ that borrowed from George Orwell’s famous novel of the same name, and put IBM, AKA “Big Blue”, in…
By Sean P. Aune |
A picture of what appear to be the LG Optimus 3D have leaked online. An anonymous tipster over at Phandroid sent in a picture of what they claim to be the LG Optimus 3D. While there’s no way to tell for sure that this is…
By Sean P. Aune |
Android-based tablets picked up shipments in the fourth quarter of 2010, eroding some of Apple’s market dominance in the tablet category. Apple has been enjoying a monumental lead in the tablet product category since it launched the iPad last April. The fact that there was…
By Tom Moccia |
It looks like all the iPhone trade in deals over the last year didn’t help Radio Shack earnings as much as they had hoped. Radio Shack announced last week that Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Julian Day would be stepping down, and that fourth-quarter earnings…
By Joey Davidson |
Ni no Kuni is a Japanese game currently in development at the hands of Level-5 and Studio Ghibli. Level-5 is probably best known for their work on the extremely successful DS puzzle-crime solving series, Professor Layton. Studio Ghibli is the Japanese collosus in feature-length animation…
By Tom Moccia |
The iPhone has revolutionized how we access information, interact with the web, as well as other people via mobile social networking. In addition, the health care industry has started implementing smartphones and tablets in all sorts of administrative aspects, from patient health charts, billing, and…
By Jack McGrath |
Even though the specifications for the new PSP, codenamed NGP, have been impressive so far, it is relatively odd that Sony opted out of 3D-functionality. Considering the fact that the consumer electronics company has been one of the most consistent proponents for 3D expansion. Is this…
By Jon Rettinger |
After conquering Halloween and Christmas, the Angry birds are back, and this time, they are off to Rio. The folks at Rovio are teaming up with 20th Century Fox to promote their next animated Feature, Rio. Here’s the press release, and the teaser trailer for…
By usersubmit |
When the iPhone 4 was released, Apple released iMovie for iOS along with it. What a disappointment. It did make movie editing very simple and easy on the iPhone, but it just lacked way too many features. No video effects? No easy way to split…
By Jack McGrath |
Rumors are flying around as to what the next version of Apple’s hardware will feature, the software for the iPhone & iPad is unfortunately becoming dated. In order to keep up with the emerging platform that Google is offering, Apple has to make some serious…
By Noah Kravitz |
My early contender for MacWorld Best in Show actually went on sale late last year. So it might get disqualified on a technicality. But algoriddim’s djay for iPad is still awesome.…
By Jon Rettinger |
So the headline probably gave the shocker away, but Facebook’s founder (or Co founder, depending who you ask) Mark Zuckerberg made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend (The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg was the host). It’s entertaining to see a guy…
By Jon Rettinger |
The HTC Thunderbolt was perhaps the biggest star of Verizon’s grand CES showing, and now its getting closer to a rumored February release date with an unofficial unboxing. This is clearly not the retail packaging, but having opened up my fair share of phones, I…
By usersubmit |
Tablets are changing the way we look at technology today and tomorrow. They are much more portable; make simple tasks like scheduling an appointment or surfing the web for a quick glimpse a breeze and are sleek and affordable. But some things just don’t feel…
By Jon Rettinger |
Yesterday I had the good fortune to go on CNBC and talk about NFC technologies, and how it could change the way we spend money. It was largely speculated that this ‘contactless’ payment system, that is already found in Europe and the Nexus S would…
