Anyone who has ever played Minecraft knows how far it has come since the early days of Alpha, and after its full release on November 18, 2011 people started to worry the team over at Mojang may halt their regular updates that players of Minecraft were used too. Mojang proved all doubters wrong on the

It may seem that HP is dead in the water. With their discontinuation of webOS, and spin off of their PC business, things look grim for the once hugely influential company. So what’s next for the tech giant? As it happens, the decision to spin off their PC branch and separate their consumer efforts from

Since the beginning of this year, rumor after rumor has circulated about Apple’s latest iteration of their immensely popular iPhone line. I don’t need to tell you that the iPhone 4 has been tremendously successful, and Apple has been selling them just as quickly as they can roll off of production lines. With such a

Many things can be said of T-Mobile in this day and age.  You definitely can’t start any article about the carrier without mentioning the impending acquisition by AT&T looming ominously over the horizon.  However, they have always had excellent customer service, great phones, low priced calling/data plans and this funky little feature known as UMA

Here’s a blast from the past. TheNillol reviewed a super old, very outdated-looking phone. And the camerawork in this video just might induce headaches and vomiting, it’s so shaky. But there’s something about this guy’s style that’s really fun to watch – or to listen to, anyway. He’s honest, he does a good job with

Computer How To Guru did a nice, nice job reviewing his Samsung Mythic phone … except for the fact that the end of the review is missing! What up with that? Still, as he said in the comments on his review video, he did the best he could with not-great lighting conditions and an older,

NOTE: We asked, you responded! Here’s one of our favorite written reviews submitted as part of the “What’s in Your Pocket?” call for cell phone reviews. Thanks, Kristian! The HTC Tattoo is an early Android phone, released in 2009, that ran Android 1.6 with HTC Sense out of the gate. Tattoo was the second phone

Apparently, BuzzKeyur has big pockets. Keyur from Buzz Gadgets submitted a video in response to our What’s in Your Pocket? call-out and was to fish not only a Verizon HTC ThunderBolt out of his pocket, but an AT&T Apple iPhone 4 as well. If you’ve got 20+ minutes to spare, Keyur does a nice comparison

The Tech Temple answered our call for reviews with a two-parter on his HTC SuperHero (as he calls it), a Sprint HTC Hero flashed with the Cyanogenmod 7 ROM. We like this video because it leads us into the land of rooting and modding with a gentle but not at all dumbed-down tone of voice.

Two weeks or so ago we posted a call to you, The Herd, asking you to review the phone in your pocket. However old or new, whatever operating system it runs, and whatever carrier it’s attached to, we want to know what you’re carrying and what you think of it. You answered the call. 77

We get to play with the latest gadgets, it’s true. We test them, we review them, we compare them … and then we have to move on to the next “Newest, greatest thing evAr!” Such is the life of a tech reporter – there’s always something new to make you forget about whatever it was

TechnoBuffalo celebrates MLB opening day with a series of articles on where geeks meet jocks: TechnoBaseball! Major League Baseball is a stubborn old man stuck in his stubborn old ways. Any mention of change within the game, and he wets his pajamas before considering the point. Michael Lewis wrote a book about how statistical analysis reveals

Happy Major League Baseball Opening Day. While not everyone out there is a baseball fan, or cares at all about the difference between a “suicide squeeze” and “twi-night doubleheader,” we all love our tech. And nothing says love like a day’s worth of themed content to celebrate Our National Pastime (™). Plus, opening day means

Because that little green robot haunts my nightmares. No, I’m kidding. Or am I? Let me start off by saying that Android is a phenomenal smartphone platform. This is not an article bashing Android. I don’t own an Android device myself, but I have used a few different Android phones, and I love what I’ve

When the iPhone 4 was released, Apple released iMovie for iOS along with it. What a disappointment. It did make movie editing very simple and easy on the iPhone, but it just lacked way too many features. No video effects? No easy way to split clips down the middle? Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce to

Tablets are changing the way we look at technology today and tomorrow. They are much more portable; make simple tasks like scheduling an appointment or surfing the web for a quick glimpse a breeze and are sleek and affordable. But some things just don’t feel right on a tablet and is a job only worthy

Searching for a good pair of headphone is indeed a challenge. There are tons of choices in terms of brand, quality, comfort, style and so on. The truth is, if you want the perfect pair of headphones, then you are going to have to try out quite a few your self. However, there seems to

One of the great things about the iPad is that there are apps that escalate the experience to a whole new dimension. One of those in particular is  Flipboard, available from the App Store for free, and an app I have personally gained a huge amount of usage from. I use it daily to access

We are always looking for ways to improve the site, and as we gear up for TechnoBuffalo 2.0, we want to make sure we’re bringing the features YOU want most.  So, instead of just assuming, we figured, why not ask?  Up for discussion today is the sub blogs.  Many of you have made them your

We love when the community reviews everything we don’t, especially when we couldn’t agree more with their verdict.  Angry Birds is an app available for the iPhone and iPod Touch with an ‘HD’ version for all you high rolling iPad owners.  While the goal of the game is simple, it’s one of those apps that’s

The iPad.  Is it just a big iPod Touch?  Is it a netbook killer?  Is it a laptop replacement?  For everyone the answer is differerent and TechnoBuffalo user Jenslomo needs our help.  She (yes SHE) is trying to figure out how the iPad could fit into her life as a college student who requires a

Grand Theft Auto set the bar for games of its genre and Just Cause 2 for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC could see success with only a fraction GTA has seen.  Step foot in Rico Rodriguez’s shoes to take down Pandak Panay set in a plot centered in Southeast Asia.  If you’re a fan

Cyber bullying is something we’ve all been a victim of.  TechnoBuffalo user Logan Cooke takes a closer look at the unfortunate evolution of school yard abuse. “There is a lot of exciting things going on in the tech world lately and today I will not address any of it. Its time I step back from

Hot on the heels of the iPad launch, Apple announced an iPhone OS preview scheduled for tomorrow, April 8th.  As usual, Apple’s keeping mum on any details that we should look for in the next revision but there are already rumors flying of what tomorrow’s event has in store.  Today’s User Blog Feature is a

There are way too many mobile phones for us to cover ourselves, especially when it comes to those that aren’t on the front lines of the smartphone war.  Not everyone needs a full featured smartphone draining their wallets.  TechnoBuffalo user Don Tonberry dared to try out a messaging phone from Samsung called the Flight with