Archive for December, 2010 - Page 19

The HTC EVO Shift 4G has been spotted left and right for a while now, so we’re more than convinced that this HTC Desire Z / T-Mobile G2 version, also known as the Knight to some folks, will hit Sprint at some point in the near future.

One of the better RSS readers offered for the iOS and Mac has just gotten even better. The Reeder RSS app had already been reviewed as the one of, if not the best reader to have on your iPad, iPhone or even on your Mac but now it has added [...]

If there was ever a really, really good reason to jailbreak your iPad it is probably a new app called RetinaPad. This particular little app allows you to convert iPhone apps that are compatible with the iPad into an HD app, making it so that cheaper apps can be had [...]

Sure, it’s cool to rotate the lens ring to zoom and focus when you’re using a digital SLR. But with today’s modern DSLRs that can take high definition movies, zooming while keeping focused can be cumbersome. Nikon may have just found a solution.

There will be no shortage of great things to see out of CES, and tops on my list of things I’d love to see myself is the current front runner for the title of “Largest LED Television”, a 72 inch monster from LG, the LZ9700, that sounds almost beautiful enough [...]

This thing officially needs a change of name, as we’re pretty sure there isn’t anything on this planet that can raise $1.8 million dollars and still call itself humble while letting people buy it for whatever they want. All the signs were there at the $1 million mark, but only [...]

The new ESPN Bowl Bound app for the iPhone could be a precursor of big things when it comes to specialized sports coverage for the “App Generation.” More precisely, if they are able to do this with a relatively ho-hum bowl season, what might they do for March Madness?

Those of you particularly interested in jailbreaking your iOS 4.2.1 iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS or iPhone 3G in order to immediately unlock it will be glad to hear that there’s a new jailbreak tool in the works. Sn0wbreeze 2.2 comes with a “baseband preservation mode” which should prove to be [...]

Well, the folks out at Onkyo may have missed the Christmas shopping season, but they’re going to make up for it with a slightly late present for us that comes just ahead of the CES show, the TA117 tablet PC.

All of these manufacturer-specific Android user interfaces are unpopular, and Motoblur seems to be the one that gets the most ilk. Regardless, if you’re a Droid 2 owner who’s been drooling over the new MotoBLUR 3.0 UI that’s been shipped on the Droid 2 Global and Droid Pro, then you’re [...]