By Killian Bell |
Sony has unveiled the latest addition to its Android powered smartphone lineup today with the new Xperia sola. The handset boasts a “floating touch” user interface for “magic web browsing,” a dual-core NovaThor processor, NFC technology, and lots more. The floating touch user interface makes…
By Killian Bell |
In a bid to compete with cloud storage services like Dropbox and iCloud, Microsoft has been making some huge improvements to SkyDrive in recent months, with integration into the Windows Phone operating system, support for HTML5 video, and mobile apps for iOS and Windows Phone.…
By Killian Bell |
After announcing improvements to its Sky Go service this morning, British broadcaster BSkyB also has some good news for Sky Broadband customers. In addition to free Wi-Fi at over 10,000 hotspots throughout the U.K., subscribers in certain areas of the country will have access to…
By Adriana Lee |
So what can we learn from 2011? Well for one, according to this infographic, it seems people en masse absolutely do not like being hardwired. On the contrary, our affinity for sharing, streaming and being mobile has become a full-blown obsession. And why not? The…
By Brandon Russell |
Noah K. is back for another holiday episode. Last week he rounded up (woohoo!) all of the hottest rumors of 2011. This week, Noah provides some thoughts and insight on what to expect in the world of tech in 2012 – specifically and especially at…
By Noah Kravitz |
Pogoplug today launched a revamped version of their personal cloud hardware, the Series 4, which the company has positioned as an extension to the recently unveiled Pogoplug Cloud service. Continuing in the “big new direction” they’ve embarked on over the past few weeks, Pogoplug has…
By Joey Davidson |
OnLive, the video game cloud-based streaming service, has announced by way of press release that they have launched a free OnLive app for tablets and phones below the Android and iOS banners. Users with OnLive accounts can now launch and play games from the OnLive…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q takes a GoogleReader application on iOS called MobileRSS. MobileRSS takes your favourite GReader feeds and presents them with an slick, intuitive, and seamless user interface. To top things off, MobileRSS is also available on the iPad and Mac! But.. is it any good?…
By Brandon Russell |
In this very special episode, Jon R is back to tackle some more questions from viewers and fans while strolling through the halls, walkways, and cubicles of the TechnoBuffalo office. Your inquiries about holiday tech shopping, iPads, Android devices and so on are all answered…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q takes a look at a cloud based budgeting app and service called Toshl. Toshl modernizes and mobilizes your expenses and displays everything in an array of simplicity and style. But, can it really make that much of a difference in your spending? Find…
By Brandon Russell |
Perhaps the most intriguing announcement to come out of the Google event this afternoon is its new Artist Hub. The new feature is designed to provide a platform for unsigned artists to self release and promote their music to a wider audience. The playing field is…
By Brandon Russell |
Google has finally revealed all the juicy details about Google Music. Starting today, users can upload up to 20,000 songs in the cloud for free. Yes, that’s F-R-E-E. The service will conveniently allow users to stream their music collections via the web or their mobile devices…
By Brandon Russell |
Further moving forward on his diplomatic tour through Asia, Eric Schmidt excitedly advocated Google’s Chrome OS as a “high-profile” operation system for PC makers. Schmidt urged the industry to give the OS a try, repeatedly touting its fast boot up, no cost, virus free environment.…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q takes a look at a productivity application that’s taking mobiles and desktops by storm. Wunderlist has joined the ranks of other task management and to-do systems such as Remember the Milk – and for good reason. Wunderlist is simply “wunderful”, but is it…
By Adriana Lee |
The latest iPhone 4S has been among the masses for weeks now. Sure, iOS 5 updating was not a joy, but eventually people got their hands on it (while others got a little Siri-ed out in the process). iCloud is up, and users are enjoying…
By Mike Perlman |
In the tech world, you can forget everything you know about the scientific properties of a cumulus or cirrus formation, for here, cloud means “remote data storage.” This means you can store files in space, or on remote servers that will sync all of your…
By Adriana Lee |
Need mobile access to docs, but not willing to pay for a subscription or put your trust in free services like Google Docs, Amazon Cloud Drive, DropBox or the soon-to-arrive iCloud? Then Cloud Engine Inc. might have something for you — like your very own…
By Noah Kravitz |
“This dramatic fastback concept signals a significant transformation of the Ford brand.” If Ford’s media kit is to believed, that single sentence is worth a thousand words and then some. A swoopy four-door fastback as a harbinger of Ford’s new global design language? Sign me…
By Sean P. Aune |
The Amazon Cloud Player launched with some fanfare back in March, but it quickly died down as people found it difficult to work with, especially when it came to uploading their music files. Now the company is ramping up again to garner attention for the…
By Emily Price |
Would you want all of your medical records stored in a cloud? Patients in UK will be given that option next month, allowing them to have access to all of their medical records and giving them the ability to share those records with whomever they…
By Winston Sih |
As Apple continues to prepare to launch iCloud in the fall – the service that links your iOS devices, Macs, and even Windows-based devices – on going questions continue to be posed by current subscribers of Apple’s MobileMe service. MobileMe is the service that Apple…
By Emily Price |
Recently Apple announced iCloud, a service that backs up data from your iOS devices into a cloud, allowing you to access that data on the go. What if you could back up your whole computer to a cloud? That’s what the folks at Dolly Drive…
By Adriana Lee |
You know Apple‘s penchant for yanking apps? Well, it seems that the company’s shiny new iCloud features can bring them back to life for you. So if you no longer have that download of your favorite ousted iOS application anymore, you may be able to…
By Sean P. Aune |
It appears that Sprint is getting ready to bump its WiMax upload speeds by a bit as of tomorrow. According to an internal memo leaked to Spantechular, the maximum upload speed on Sprint’s 4G network will get a boost from 1.0 Mbps to 1.5 Mbps…
