By Noah Kravitz |
The Cadillac CTS-V Coupe is a superpotent coupe capable of insane feats of driving-related madness. And it’s almost as ugly as it is awesome. Or am I nuts? Discuss. (Yes, I know this isn’t a car site. But think about it: cars are kinda the…
By Noah Kravitz |
I’ve got this friend. He’s a new parent. His daughter – let’s call her “BabyGurl” – is just over a year-and-a-half old (19 months, since new parents apparently track time in “months” not “years”). BabyGurl likes to look at photos on her daddy’s smartphone. She…
By Sean P. Aune |
Is there any thing more frustrating than being in an online match and having people quit because they aren’t doing well? They’ve died too many times, or are obviously going to lose to you, and they just up and quit to preserve their stats, or because they…
By Sean P. Aune |
Perhaps I was a bit hasty in thinking Sprint was in trouble. After the closed door affair at CES, I was a little worried about them, but it appears they were just getting ready to hold their own event on Feb. 7th. What is it?…
By Noah Kravitz |
The folks at Tom Bihn of Seattle, WA literally saved my backside at CES. How? They overnighted me their Ristretto bag for me to take with me and try out in Vegas. The Ristretto for 11″ MacBook Air is one of a very small handful…
By Sean P. Aune |
The rumors of the iPad 2 just seem to be coming in from every direction at the moment. First we heard there might be a Feb. 1st unveiling, and now we’re hearing that could be followed up by the actual release coming on either April 2nd…
By Sean P. Aune |
Sony has sent out an invitation to the media in Japan for an event on Jan. 27th that is labeled to be a “business overview and strategy meeting”. However, some sites such as VG247 are claiming that is actually going to include the launch of…
By Noah Kravitz |
One thing that unites tech journos despite our varying fanboy allegiances is the grind of dealing with press releases. Relating with PR folk is our bread and butter – they’re the ones who can grant or deny us access to product launches, hands-on demos, and…
By Sean P. Aune |
Research In Motion (RIM), the makers of the BlackBerry line of phones, are busy with prepping the PlayBook tablet for release, but that doesn’t mean they are ignoring the need for new versions of its popular line of smartphones. To that end, meet the new…
By Sean P. Aune |
It is well known that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is obsessed with simplicity in design, and he has an aversion to buttons. He hates them, he thinks they are evil and bad. So, is anyone surprised he may have decided one button was too many?…
By Sean P. Aune |
We knew there was no way that Apple would build a new version of the iPhone for just one company. Part of the issue of the iPhone finally coming to Verizon was its requirement that it had to be CDMA compatible. As we wondered when this…
By Tom Moccia |
We all tend to think of our cell phones as secure modes of transferring information, whether it be by voice, text message, email or Web browsing. The general consensus is hackers like to infiltrate our desktops and notebooks not our mobile phones. This is not…
By Tom Moccia |
These days our smartphones can control just about anything with a well written application. There are many devices on the market that can turn your smartphone into a universal remote control for your home theater system, phones can find themselves when they are lost, and…
By Jack McGrath |
Today was certainly a hectic day in the world of technology to say the least. We’ve compiled a list of TechnoBuffalo’s top headlines for today to help you make sense of it all. 1. Samsung Replaces American CEO Yangkyu Kim was passed the torch to become…
By Jack McGrath |
In a recent advertising campaign, T-Mobile, one of the leading US carriers, decided that it would be a delightful idea to make fun of the iPhone being on both AT&T and Verizon. Why is this absolutely hilarious to them? T-Mobile executives apparently think there is…
By Winston Sih |
The makers of the app really sum it up well by saying “Digital Photography Never Looked So Analog.” They’ve dubbed the application as one that “brings back the look, feel, unpredictable beauty, and fun of plastic toy cameras from the past.” You can use your finger…
By Noah Kravitz |
Back in 2003 I jammed an Ericsson chatboard into the bottom of my Sony Ericsson T610 and tried to use it to write drafts of blog posts during my hour-each-way commute to work on the subways of New York. While the chatboard was awesome for…
By Jon Rettinger |
The TechnoBuffalo family is growing larger by the day. Last month we announced Noah Kravitz as our new Editor at Large, and today, I am excited to announce that YouTube’s own Mark Watson is joining the team. Mark, best known by his alter ego SoldierKnowsBest,…
By Noah Kravitz |
You may or may not know that I covered CES on behalf of NVIDIA last week. You also may or may not know that as part of that gig I published the above video that’s basically four minutes of me drooling all over a Tesla…
By Sean P. Aune |
Rumors have been circulating for some time now that Apple and News Corp have been in talks to start a new daily newspaper called the Daily that will be exclusive to the iPad tablet. When the rumors first popped up back in Nov. of last…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jealous that those newbie iPhone owners on Verizon will be getting the ability to generate personal Wi-Fi hotspots? Don’t worry, everyone wi get them with iOS 4.3. According to Boy Genius Report, and confirmed via screenshots, Apple is working on adding the personal hotspot feature…
By Sean P. Aune |
Apple has a tendency to think that everything is theirs. The company is well known for filing patents for anything that crossed their mind, and this has even caused a cottage industry of blogs that do nothing but report on the seemingly endless stream of…
By Tom Moccia |
Last week, just as CES (Consumer Electronics Show) was revving up, Verizon announced their new upgrade policy, and don’t think the timing was a simple coincidence. With the tech world focusing on the largest electronics trade show in the world, and the anticipation of the…
By Tom Moccia |
The open source nature of the Android operating system gives users the ability to choose from many apps that may not always operate as the Android developers intended. The big advantage of the Android Marketplace is very little, if any dictation as to what can…
