Archive for October, 2010 - Page 16

Yesterday we heard that the white iPhone 4 has been postponed for spring 2011, and we already suspected the device might be canceled, as there’s really no point trying to successfully sell it in the months that will precede the [...]

It’s always kind of a treat, at least for me, to see what kind of new product Razer will wheel out next.  I’ve seen them do strange things with button layout, with color schemes, and most everything in between. But [...]

If you’re one of those folks who regularly uses SD cards and their like (there are actually more than Secure Digital cards out there), then you probably have a pretty rough time of things when you use a laptop. Not [...]

If you’ve ever been a part of game development, you know how tenuous it can all be. Until you hit First Playable at the very earliest, there is almost always a palpable sense that it’s all held together with Scotch [...]

Admittedly, computer mice aren’t the kind of thing a lot of people pay too much attention to. Sure, it’s one thing when they’ve got game licensing or things like that, but a little extra utility goes a long way. And [...]

Some Chinese exports are terrific. Lo mein, for example. Certain kinds of consumer electronics, like the cell phone with a built-in television complete with antenna, that’s also a thrill. But even I’m not too sure about the new development from [...]

If you were looking for a 3D experience that was a bit more portable than the ordinary, but you didn’t want to settle for those tiny autostereoscopic screens you hear about sometimes, then chances are you were eagerly looking forward [...]

HTC has officially announced the next destination for the Desire HD smartphone — Australia. The handset will be coming to both Vodafone and 3 Mobile and will appear first in early-November with Vodafone.

Gaming peripherals are often about as interesting to write about as games themselves, from the panoply of mouse options from Razer to the really outlandish stuff like the legendary Steel Battalion controller (or rather, console). And today, we’ve got something [...]

Digital technology has gone leaps and bounds in other industries, such as the music market, where a big chunk of purchases today are digital. Colleges across the US want students to save money on books, and E-textbooks might just have [...]