Archive for November, 2010 - Page 18

First off, let me assure you that this article is absolutely safe for work, as the most objectionable thing you’ll see is a photo of the box with the ubiquitous logo on it. I’m sure that’ll leave many disappointed, but still, we must carry on. The folks out at Playboy [...]

You’ve got to hand it to the folks at La Boite Concept for pushing the envelope in terms of creative multitasking. They’ve recently unveiled their LD120, a laptop docking station that’s part stylish furniture and part home audio feature.

Well folks, color me all nice and dazzled–the crew who brought out the world’s first USB 3.0 thumb drive, the RAIDDrive from Super Talent, has now added a firmware upgrade that’s going to do some really impressive things to its transfer rate.

Well paint me green and call me a Starbucks sign, apparently Activision’s adding one more pillar to the big seven by finally remembering there are potentially other games to be made outside the World Of Warcraft, Guitar Hero, Call Of Duty continuum. We know one thing for sure, it’s not [...]

Since the iPad was introduced back in January, the Android faithful has been waiting for the comparable Android equivalent to the popular Apple tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab was introduced at the IFA 2010 trade show in Berlin – backed by industry powerhouse Samsung. With a 1GHz processor, Android 2.1 and a 7-inch display, [...]

It’s already Black Friday but if you’re looking for a cheaper iPad and don’t appreciate Apple’s Black Friday iPad deals, then we have something a lot better for you from Evolyte: $100 Off 32GB iPad Wi-Fi, but certain conditions apply, so go get your blood-filled pen to sign this particular [...]

November is almost over and the closer we get to January 2011, the period of the year when new iPads come to life, the more iPad 2 rumors we’re going to hear. Today we have a new report in our sights that brings us five new features for the next-gen [...]

Family Guy may not be good enough for Windows 7, but it’s damn well good enough for the App Store, although then again what isn’t these days? It’s apparently being made by collaborating closely with the people behind the show in order to mimic the look & feel of a [...]

As we’ve told you a bunch of times (here, here and here) the unlocks for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G running iOS 4.2/4.2.1 are coming this at some point by the end of this week. But if you’re one of those people looking forward for the iPhone Dev [...]

Microsoft products historically are the Wild West when it comes to the app development ecosystem, but Microsoft is going with Apple’s approach for Windows Phone 7 by disallowing non-market unsigned applications. As expected, however, the modder community has found a solution to that. The ChevronWP7 Unlocker tool has come up [...]