By Todd Haselton |
Judge Lucy Koh, the judge who has presided over the Apple v Samsung case in the United States, is begging the two firms to resolve ongoing disputes. Her words sound almost desperate, too. “When is this case going to resolve?” She asked recently, following three…
By Adriana Lee |
Sometimes technology can be used for the greater good. Other times, it’s just a vehicle for sheer stupidity. Case in point: Criminals bragging about their crimes online is becoming something of a trend. Then again, maybe that’s not such a bad thing, if the perps…
By Todd Haselton |
Deutsche Telekom confirmed on Thursday that T-Mobile USA will begin selling Apple products next year. The company didn’t specifically say the iPhone – it’s possible that it will sell the iPad – but we’re guessing this finally means T-Mobile customers will soon be able to…
By Todd Haselton |
New Mac owners are already receiving computers stamped with the label “assembled in the U.S.A” but the company still employs Foxconn for most of its manufacturing abroad. That’s about to change, however. Tim Cook recently confirmed with NBC that Apple will manufacture a single line of…
By Todd Haselton |
I joined Facebook when it was still open to just college students. I was happy when it finally opened its walled garden to anyone – it allowed me to connect with friends who didn’t go to school and, eventually, with family members. I’ve used the…
By Joey Davidson |
When people defend the piracy of gaming, I tend to get really frustrated. There’s this culture around piracy that’s one of entitlement and benevolence that I really don’t understand. People make excuses for piracy. They target the price of games, the cruelty of DRM, the ravings of…
By Todd Haselton |
Samsung’s Galaxy S III is still flying off store shelves, but rumors surrounding the next iteration flagship, currently dubbed “Project J,” suggest the phone may launch as early as April. That’s if the current rumors are correct, however. What can we expect when Samsung actually…
By Joey Davidson |
So, you count yourself among the many who have groaned “why won’t Nintendo put Mario on the iPhone?” Forget it. It’s not going to happen. I’m here to tell you why. It’s been said ’round these parts. “But they’ll make so much money! What, they’re allergic…
By Roy Choi |
Thursday, new data regarding PC sales are down from the same period last year, 25 percent to be exact, Macs are forecasted to be down 7 percent. Even with Windows 8 hitting the shelves and being heavily pushed through marketing and offering free copies to…
By Roy Choi |
Our Senior Mobile Editor Todd Haselton had a chance to review the HTC DROID DNA and he was fairly impressed with just about all parts of the phone. Now Jon R has a video that discusses his time with the HTC DROID DNA. The DNA…
By Todd Haselton |
Because it was too expensive. Is that fair to say? Maybe not. Maybe I should have known what I was getting into when I purchased it in the first place. But here’s the deal: the 16GB model was sold out (I actually walked to the…
By Brandon Russell |
You have to hand it to Amazon. Instead of tackling the almighty iPad head on, the company bravely introduced a device that, while not necessarily wowing on specs or features, made an enormous impression with its bottom-dollar price. The impact is still being felt, and…
By Roy Choi |
Last Week, Senior Mobile Editor Todd Haselton reviewed the Nexus 4 and gave the phone a TechnoBuffalo rating of 8.5 out of 10. Today Jon R. delivers the companion video review, where he talks about the latest Nexus flagship phone. The LG-manufactured Nexus 4 is…
By Todd Haselton |
We recently brought you a first look at the Argo artifacts used in a CIA operation in the 1980s, during which the CIA worked with Canadians to evacuate American diplomats out of Iran. TechnoBuffalo had the chance to sit down with the owner of those…
By Todd Haselton |
I love Windows Phone 8, but I love it in a different way that I love Android or iOS. Instead of acting like a mature dog, knowing when it’s time to play and when it’s time to work, it’s more like a reckless puppy running…
By Joey Davidson |
I’m still spending time with the Wii U in order to create a full and proper review of the console. In the meantime, though, I figured it would be a good idea to present six things that are currently on my mind in regards to…
By Eric Frederiksen |
More and more frequently, games are being made by a bunch of studios rather than just one. Different studios work on different parts and someone in a dark room with weird magic stitches them together and hopes players won’t notice. Call of Duty: Black Ops…
By Brandon Russell |
Looking back, Apple’s decision to introduce an upgraded iPad with Lightning port wasn’t wholly unexpected. Despite the presence of the company’s previous effort, which was only on the market for eight months, it was a necessary update that needed to be made before a crucial…
By Todd Haselton |
The Nexus 4 is Google’s first smartphone to run pure Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The operating system offers a few features that the previous iteration of Jelly Bean didn’t, and the phone itself packs a serious hardware punch. Still, it doesn’t come equipped with 4G…
By Jon Rettinger |
The Wii was innovative, novel and introduced an element to gaming that has helped differentiate Nintendo from its competitors. But the system’s capabilities, after a certain time, became dull and limiting in comparison to competing systems. So six years on from the Wii’s introduction, Nintendo…
By Sean P. Aune |
The HTC One X+ has hit AT&T stores recently, and we’ve teamed up with the carrier to give one lucky reader this awesome new phone! With a NVIDIA Tegra 3 1.7GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and a 4.7-inch display, this is…
By Ron Duwell |
And here we thought Halo‘s resurgence into the record books was impressive. $300 million sales worldwide on the opening week is nothing to scoff about, and I’m glad they got to enjoy that feeling for just a week. Unless you are Activision, though, sales records…
By Todd Haselton |
We just finished reviewing Verizon’s HTC DROID DNA, which has a super sharp 1080P display and 440 pixels per inch (ppi). Samsung’s about to introduce something just a hair sharper, according to a new report from Asiae. The company is allegedly planning to introduce a 4.99-inch…
By Killian Bell |
Facebook issued an update to its iOS app earlier this year, which greatly improved the experience on iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches. But the company is still working hard to perfect it. It just released another new update to iOS devices, which adds a number…
