So your phone doesn’t have enough storage for all your music, videos, and games?  No worries!  SanDisk hopes to ail your storage woes with a whopping 32 gigabyte microSD card coming very soon.  TechnoBuffalo user Zahid Mahmood has all the availability and pricing details over on his TechnoBuffalo blog zManblog.  If you’ve got a fat

Since you visit Facebook on a daily basis, you may or may not be sick of minimal design changes that come with every UI refresh.  Microsoft has updated their Silverlight beta client that pulls in all your Facebook data into a much more visually appealing way with all the functionality you’d expect.  Mark Dalton over at the

The iPhone jailbreak community has seen some tremendous growth over the few years Apple’s has iterated it’s iPhone upgrades.  Still, the ultra geek who demands more than Apple will give out of the iPhone is more than likely headed down the path to jailbreaking.  Today’s User Blog Feature comes from MattsMacintosh with a video of

Newegg, one of the largest technology vendors online, received some unwanted attention over the weekend as it surfaced that a batch of fake Intel Core i7 chipsets arrived on the doorstep of some not so happy customers.  TechnoBuffalo user Weeman has all the details so be sure to swing by his blog for a laugh

Netflix revolutionized how millions of people rent movies everyday.  As they’ve grown, we’ve seen them adopt new platforms like Netflix streaming boxes and its integration with Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and soon-to-be Nintendo Wii.  Carnage has posted a video walkthrough of Netflix streaming to a PS3.  If you were still on the fence about that

Years back, it wasn’t a contest between Microsoft and Sony for the best gaming console, but Nintendo and Sega.  The two were battling it out with an all-star lineup of first party characters.  Those days are long gone, with the two joining forces in games like Mario & Sonic at the Olympics.  So where did

There are certainly more videogames in the world than we can cover ourselves, so it’s great when you, the community can shed some light on games we don’t feature ourselves.  Today’s User Blog Feature does just that and comes from Tom Rowe on his blog deathrowe4cutie.  If you’re a proud owner of a PS3, be sure

When the iPad was introduced, there were indicators as to how the eBook market would change.  Only a couple weeks and one very public feud later, it’s clear the industry is in for some changes.  Today’s User Blog Feature comes from Chirag, with an outlook on the already present competition between Amazon and Apple.  Amazon

As far as original content, we haven’t really given cameras the attention they deserve.  There’s a whole world of knowledge that exceeds anything I’m familiar with, so in an attempt to shed some light on the subject, today’s TechnoBuffalo ‘User Blog Feature’ comes from Ryowxyz.  Based out of the UK, Ryowxyz has a running series

If you’re an up-and-coming YouTube producer, TechnoBuffalo user and YouTube extrordinaire, Michael Sherlock has some great advice that you should strongly consider.  A three-part series, his “How NOT To Start a YouTube Channel” runs fellow YouTubers down the do’s and don’ts of the success he’s already seen.  Part 3 focuses on filming and the equipment

TechnoBuffalo user MattsMacintosh brings us an interesting post on the blog MattsMacintosh that walks through the many iterations of Apple’s website through many years of change. Click here to check out the post…

User Jstein on the blog, iHackYourTech, gives us a look at the widely controversial Google Chrome OS, showing both its strong suits and weaknesses. The early build of the OS is put through some of the paces, giving the reader a better idea of what the OS is all about. Click here to read the

One of TechnoBuffalo’s finest users, Winston is back with his weekly edition of BuffaloBuzz.  According to the man himself, this round covers: 1) The NEW Google Nexus One.  The latest “superphone” from Google, available unlocked and unbranded to carrier.  Extensive coverage is available on TechnoBuffalo. 2) The Microsoft Office 2010 details have been leaked.  The

In this edition of TechnoBuffalo’s User Blog Feature, we have a post from Big Antonio, from the blog bigantonio. His post is about a potential Google netbook and the specs it’ll bring. If this netbook does come out, it could be out sometime after Google’s upcoming Chrome OS is released and could be pre-installed too.

TechnoBuffalo user Bobby93macboy has posted a great tutorial on how to partition that new external HD you got for Christmas.   Also, he walks you through how to make a Snow Leopard boot disk, which can be extremely useful in case your internal drive ever fails.  Have a watch HERE.

In this edition of User Blog Feature we have Ben, founder of iPhonig, LLC, who is showcasing their latest iPhone app release called “Tap Wars.”  It is available for download via iTunes and in the App Store for 99 cents. With that said, check out his post on his TechnoBuffalo user blog and be sure

The community blog posts just keep getting better and better. In this edition of ‘User Posts’ we have FutureTech with some fantastic advice about when you should buy your new gear.  He makes an interesting point about buying the best you can afford, so it will fend off obsolescence.  While that is certainty true in

We have a growing top notch community here at TechnoBuffalo, and sometimes the great content you guys create does not get the attention it deserves. As we promised when we launched, we want to get you noticed. Today we have TB user TechBulletin giving a tour of the new Google search engine interface we told

Here we are back again with round #5 of the User Blog Feature. As you probably already know, what we’re doing is going through, finding, and featuring, great content by you the users! Today we take a look at posts by Enigmo08, Computertech, and TechStouge. “Arkham Asylum Review” Featured on Enigmo08 You are Batman. You have

We’re back again with another user feature today, featuring the articles from The Tech Bulletin, Dailynews, and MKBHD so be sure to check them out! “Microsoft Announces Bing Video” Featured on The Tech Bulletin Microsoft announced today that it is consolidating MSN Video into Bing Video. Bing Video will offer MSN’s array of videos, and videos from sites such

Looking to get exposure to your TechnoBuffalo sub blog? We want to give it to you, just as long as you’re doing a fantastic job at generating quality content. One of the main pillars of TechnoBuffalo is the user blog system. We designed this so that you could be given the tools to create a

Bookmark these blogs! These TechnoBuffalo users are generating high quality and interesting content on their sub blogs, and they deserve some recognition. “Readability: Revolutionizing the Way You Read on the Web” Featured on TechnologyCharge Reading on the Web is an experience often corrupted by messy advertisements and other graphics. Publishers will even go so far

Again we take a look into the more than 2000 user blogs on TechnoBuffalo to find those that are generating the most interesting and quality content. Today we feature content from Kurtus01, Weeksy 79, and D4n13lp00122. “Steve Jobs Named CEO of the Decade” Featured on Kurtus01 Forbes bestowed a significant honor on Steve Jobs today,

Here at TechnoBuffalo, we’ll be going through and occasionally featuring blog content from you, the users. Today, we’re featuring content from the follow user blogs: Ghostrider5666, Clove Technology, and Nuge. “Apple Pitching $30 a month TV service for iTunes?” Featured on Ghostrider5666 According to Peter Kafka over at AllThingsD, he’s had “multiple sources” tell him that