Noah’s subbing for Jon R this week to tackle questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Noah addresses whether you should you buy an iPhone now or wait for iOS 6 and the next iPhone. And what about BB10 – does RIM still have a shot? Find out in this

LG has announced that it will bring its Google TV sets to the United States later this month, with sales set to begin during the week commencing May 21. The Internet-connected sets are powered by the Android operating system, and they offer viewers a whole host of smart features like access to YouTube, Facebook, VEVO,

Last November I reviewed Google TV 2.0, a software update pushed out to owners of Logitech and Sony GTV devices. The folks at Sony lent me a 46-inch SIT for testing purposes, and while I found the update to be a marked improvement over the GTV 1.0 software it replaced, I didn’t think it would do

It would seem that Google has some big plans for its Google TV system, including making sure you can talk to it for some commands. According to Patently Apple, a mere six days before Apple announced the iPhone 4S and Siri, Google was busy filing for a patent for voice controls to be used with

After teasing “big announcements” for the Google TV on its Facebook page yesterday, Google has issued what seems to be the first of those in the form of a brand new YouTube app that promises to be easier, faster, and smoother than before. The new app is available to download from the Android Market now,

Google has announced, via the Google TV Facebook page, that some big announcements are coming on Monday for the connected television system.

Google has overtaken our lives on both a global and local level through offerings like Android and Google Maps, just to name a few. They’ve even conquered consumers’ homes with Google TV, although that wasn’t quite the resounding success manufacturers hoped for. Still, the search giant is on the move to further test its mettle

Today, OnLive, the popular game streaming service, announced that their product would be integrated into all current and future Google TV devices. By making use of the additional OnLive wireless controllers and subscribing to the service, gamers with Google TV tech will soon be able to instantly stream and play video games. In one quick

Noah K. is back with 10 mintes of CES 2012 previews and predictions, Rumor Roundup style. TechnoBuffalo will be in Las Vegas along with some of our Revision 3 pals bringing you the big, beautiful, and downright strangest stuff from the Super Bowl of Gadgets. So kick back and enjoy a preview of the action,

LG has announced that it will be showing off its “LG Smart TV with Google TV” at CES 2012 next week in Las Vegas. More an announcement of an announcement, the company didn’t reveal all the details about the new TV. What we do know is that it will be a 3D television that requires glasses;

Samsung’s never been one to shy away from multiple iterations of the same basic concept in their product lines. To wit, they currently sell smartphones that run the Android, Windows Phone and Symbian OSes in addition to their own Bada platform. So why should TVs be any different? Just because Sammy’s got a line of

Popped onto my TV for a moment, and lo and behold — the long-awaited Google TV 2.0 update has finally found its way to my Logitech Revue! I loaded it up, and the first order of business was downloading the Plex app from the Android Market. Next, I tooled around a bit, checking out the interface

Another day, another email from Logitech. If you’re among the Logitech Revue users losing hope of ever seeing Android grace our set top boxes (like I am), then note that the company has sent a second email telling us to hold on — the Google TV 2.0 software is on the way. The message promises

In Part 1 of my tech travel journal, I explained how I was traveling recently without a laptop. Well, actually, I did have one on my trip to San Francisco, but it was emergency backup only. Otherwise, with one tablet, three smartphones and a mobile hotspot, I presumably had more than enough to get some

Last week I posted my written review of Google TV and its newly minted Honeycomb (Android 3.1) update. This week I took out the video camera to do the review again. My conclusions are still basically the same now as they were last week, though a platform like GTV by its nature is a constantly

Timely, isn’t it, to post this review hot on the heels of Logitech’s CEO calling his company’s foray into Google TV “a mistake of implementation of a gigantic nature”? As Adriana reported, company chief Guerrino De Luca said the GTV-powered Revue set-top box cost his business, “well over $100M in operating profits,” and that he

Following the official launch of Google Music earlier this week, Google has announced that a new Google Music app is now available for Google TV, allowing you to stream all the tracks you have stored in the cloud directly to your TV set. The new application is available to download now from the Android Market,

We may soon see an LG-branded Google TV. According to Bloomberg, two people “with knowledge of the project” have indicated that Google and LG have plans to unveil a television at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. LG is currently the second-largest television manufacturer in the world, having it jump on board the Google TV

The Logitech Revue hasn’t exactly had a stellar year since it debuted last holiday season. Admittedly, says CEO Guerrino De Luca, the product launched with what amounted to beta-level Google TV software — meaning customers would’ve been coughing up $300 for what was a fairly unfinished product. This was the essence of what De Luca

Since Walter Isaacson’s “60 minutes” interview, and since the release of his biography of Steve Jobs hit shelves, the talk around Apple has generated buzz on multiple fronts. The one that proves most interesting to me is Steve Jobs’ apparent desire to make an integrated TV set. He said that he had “cracked it,” and

Great Googley moogley! Looks like my Google TV will be all shiny and new soon. I’ve had this Logitech Revue since January and, sad to say, it has been sitting in my entertainment unit, collecting dust since then. But I’ve been waiting in serious anticipation since Google announced plans to finally update the software, imbuing

Noah’s back with his weekly Rumor Roundup video to give you a sample of some of the biggest news to rock the tech blogosphere this week. Verizon-Bound Rezound Coming Next Week? Windows Phone 8 Coming Mid-2012? Major Google TV Overhaul Just Days Away? Be sure to check out Rumor Roundup every Friday at 5 PM PST on the Revision 3

Today Google announced, via their blog, that the Honeycomb-based overhaul to the Google TV platform will start rolling out this weekend. Sony Internet TV users can expect the system update to be available beginning Saturday, while Logitech Revue owners will have to wait a bit longer for their upgrades. I’ve got a Sony Internet TV

Google has announced today that the Google TV platform is getting a major update that focuses on enhancing usability and the overall experience. Following a lackluster initial launch, something Google even admits in its announcement, the Google TV platform is getting a major update with a primary focus on ease of use.  Pictured above is

The closest thing we have to Netflix here in the U.K. right now is a service called Lovefilm, which allows subscribers to rent DVD, Blu-rays, and games, and have movies streamed to their internet-connected TV, PlayStation 3, and recently the iPad. However, there are a number of reasons why Lovefilm doesn’t quite match Netflix. The