Archive for November, 2010 - Page 4

Everyone knows that this time of year is full of happiness and joy as well as long layovers spent in countless airports getting to your loved ones and home for the holidays. A new iOS app makes that traveling slightly less stressful.

One thing that can come from the global world shrinking is that sooner or later there is going to come a need for most of us to speak a different language. A new iOS app will help you teach even some of the youngest kids the basics or several other [...]

Several images of the LG Star Android smartphone appeared online earlier in the month and while they were nice to see, they were rather bland as far as leaked images go. Sure, they were not taken by My. Blurrycam and for that we were thankful, however they only showed the [...]

Recently we heard about 5 new specs and features the iPad 2 is going to dazzle us with (better display, 3-axis gyroscope, USB, better mobility and video calling support) and today we’re going to talk more about that last one, video calling and thus iPad video cameras.

A new web browsing app for the iPad allows multiple users to use the same iPad yet keep their browsing history private from the other users. Switch keeps the browsing history as well as bookmarks separate and private making it the ideal app for a family with multiple users and [...]

In what may have otherwise be missed, or simply looked at as a minor mistake — Verizon has mixed up a Google Maps (from iOS) screenshot and added it to an Android smartphone in a recent advertisement. And not just any Android smartphone, they added it to a Motorola Droid [...]

One of the real draws for social gaming is that you can find someone to play a game with who live hundreds or thousands of miles away from you. While most social gaming involves being able to chat with them through voice or text chatting, myYearbook combines social gaming with [...]

After-sales support is often as important as buying an item in itself. This is why you will often expect reliability from products that are priced at a premium. A recent survey ranks computer and tech companies in terms of reliability and quality of customer support.

While the economy might still be lagging behind it appears that this holiday season could be a good one for retailers if Black Friday is any indication. According to comScore online spending was up nine percent this latest Black Friday compared to the same day in 2009.

Rovio has announced that the upcoming Christmas edition of Angry Birds will be a free upgrade to the Angry Birds Halloween edition. iOS users who didn’t purchase the Halloween edition can still buy it at regular price.