By Winston Sih |
The Motorola Droid Pro is one of the latest in Motorola’s Droid line featuring high end features including Android by Google. The device features a 3.1″ capacitive touchscreen including a QWERTY keyboard, a feature the Droid X model does not have. As well, a 5…
By Winston Sih |
According to Jon Rettinger himself, he believes that it belongs to the “I can’t believe this was actually made!” category. This device is a fake iPad-knockoff from China that is what many a call a major fail from the perspective of intellectual property and technologically.…
By Tom Moccia |
This is not going to be a very surprising article with the ever increasing popularity of smart phones, and experts all but predicted the trend of increased wireless data usage, but I think you will find the numbers simply staggering. Frankly, they are somewhat hard…
By Sean P. Aune |
In a scene resembling a formal surrender, MySpace joined with Facebook today to make an announcement that, in our opinion, pretty much makes MySpace about the most useless site in existence. Recently the news came out that MySpace probably only has quarters to live, but…
By Tom Moccia |
I don’t know how much you travel, and I must say I don’t do so extensively, but I do take two or three cross continental trips a year. There are a few things that really get under my skin while flying: delays, middle seats, pseudo…
By Sean P. Aune |
Black Friday is quickly creeping up on us, and while none of us relish the madness that comes along with it, sometimes the craziness starts well before the actual day as you try to figure out who will have the best deals. How do you…
By Tom Moccia |
Major appliances such as stoves, washers, dryers and refrigerators have been sporting the familiar yellow energy guide stickers for quite some time now. These Energy Guide labels inform consumers on how much the “Estimated Yearly Energy Cost” is of the appliance in question, as well…
By Sean P. Aune |
Once again Verizon is taking a look at playing with its data plan pricing. There may be a benefit to all of this, however, in that system upgrades that are bringing new pricing plans has also apparently attracted the attention of Apple. According to an…
By Winston Sih |
The Motorola Bravo is a device that fits the mid-range set of Google Android devices set for AT&T that features some of Androids best features as well. The compact design features a large 3.7″ FWVGA display and utilizes multi-touch gestures to navigate around it’s OS…
By Tom Moccia |
Technology implementation has moved at a staggering rate over the last few years, and as I continue to read articles about this new technology and that new technology I can’t help but wonder why USB 3 has been so slow at widespread adoption. This became…
By Sean P. Aune |
Google Docs has become one of the darlings of the Web as it allows you to collaborate with people on various documents anywhere around the world in real time. It has been a real bonus to business with spread out offices, or employees that are…
By Tom Moccia |
I have been ultra impressed with the new Microsoft Kinect in the limited time I have had to experiment with the system. So much so that what seemed like a for sure thing in purchasing the kids a Nintendo Wii for Christmas the decision has…
By Sean P. Aune |
Hulu announced this morning that Hulu Plus, the paid subscription version of the service, is now open to anyone who wishes to subscribe to it. Not only is it now open, but it’s also cheaper than expected. Back in June Hulu opened up an invitation…
By Tom Moccia |
Many of you have been either watching my video reviews or reading my articles for quite a while now, and if not, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that I love tech. Shiny gadgets are my weakness, in fact my wife has those…
By Sean P. Aune |
Google has been having a busy week what with having released a new Google Voice App for the iPhone and now making major updates to not only its Web based Google Maps product, but also pushing out a quick update for Maps on Android. Hotpot…
By Winston Sih |
With so many games in the market, many consumers are wondering which games/game producers will hit the top and benefit from this holiday season. Jon Rettinger joins CNBC’s Street Signs to talk about the movers and shakers this winter including: -Violent games -Motion Control -Game…
By Winston Sih |
Out of all of the portable emergency device chargers, the Callpod “Fueltank Duo” allows users to quickly charge your portable devices without the use of a power outlet. A back-lit LED fuel indicator displays the amount of battery left in the tank before running empty.…
By Tom Moccia |
When the Apple App Store launched, what seems like forever ago, many developers scrambled to create the most useful application which they could sell and make a boatload of money. One of the major considerations in marketing apps is setting a price point that will…
By Tom Moccia |
With or without the economic climate as it is, most of us want to keep track of our personal finances, and with more obligations occupying our time we are organizing these on the go. I have been using a number of applications that help me…
By Sean P. Aune |
It’s been a long road for the Google Voice application on the iPhone. First it was there, and then Apple pulled it without giving a reason why. So many eyebrows went up over that one that even the United States government came calling for answers.…
By Tom Moccia |
In the United States we take our technology very seriously, but our privacy not so much unless you are talking about financial statements. We are obsessed with checking out pictures of businesses and our homes on Google Earth and Street View. I have even had…
By Sean P. Aune |
I spoke with an obviously frustrated man yesterday on the phone. Bill Moore is the Chief Information Security Officer at Valdosta State University, and he has the unenviable job right now of clearing up issues over a story that came out about the school’s new…
By Tom Moccia |
So you sit there and think social media has gotten pretty stale: same old tweets, garbage posts on Facebook, and we all know Digg has its own problems. You have a great idea but no cash to invest and none of your favorite uncles wants…
By Sean P. Aune |
At long last, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has had at least one of his dreams fulfilled: The Beatles are now on iTunes. Ever since Apple launched iTunes, every time there has been a product announcement, especially one revolving around music, there has been speculation that…
