Archive for June, 2010 - Page 7

So yesterday, you just heard about how Android devices will be getting their own version of Amazon’s Kindle ereader app. But today, a new development emerges that’ll make you think twice if you haven’t already taken a side in the iPhone / Android war: iPhones, and iPod Touches, and even [...]

Microsoft Office has long been the reinging champ when it comes to word processing, spreadsheet producing and other productivity, work related tasks. Thanks to this success, Microsoft has taken things a bit further launching an online suite of Microsoft Office for use away from the office with the entire production [...]

Texting and driving is becoming one of the newest dangers on the road today, and as dangers go, it’s tough to stop. It’s easy to put down the phone when you see a cop around and pick it up later, unlike drinking, where you’re pretty much drunk the whole time. [...]

While social networking in some forth or another has existed for quite some time, the online social networking craze didn’t really take off until Tom Andserson decided to launch Myspace.com in 2003. Starting first as just ‘a place for friends’ MySpace has grown into one of the largest online social [...]

I love the Japanese. Truly I do. These guys have brought me some of the strangest stuff you’d ever hope to see anywhere, and I’m not just talking about their movies, some of which are just non-stop WTF moments. Today, though, I’m bringing you the Fingerist, a device that lets [...]

If you liked Sony Ericsson’s full-size Xperia X10 phone but didn’t like it’s full-size prize or big body, then the X10 Mini Pro may be for you. The X10 Mini is a considerably smaller version of the full Xperia X10 (4-inches compared to 2.5-inches), and the new Pro version carries [...]

Until about twenty minutes ago, I thought Sharp Aquos was just a brand of television. That all changed when I heard about the Sharp Aquos phone, the Decca N88.

This is not the first time you hear that Hulu is thinking of charging customers for its services and it looks like the company has finally figured out a way to launch the Hulu Plus plan for the iPad, iPhone, TV and other gadgets.

Sometimes, gadget news isn’t so much about stuff you want, or stuff you’d want to do, so much as it is about stuff you thought no one would ever possibly try. And that just happened when someone managed to overclock his Palm Pre up to a whopping 1 Ghz.

By now you already know that all major U.S. carriers are going to offer you a flavor of Samsung Galaxy S at some point this summer. While Sprint is calling the QWERTY version the Epic 4G, Verizon is selling it as the Fascinate, AT&T calls it Captivate and T-Mobile will [...]