Archive for August, 2011 - Page 12

Sure, we know that there were a lot of impressive reveals at E3 2011. For instance, Nintendo used their E3 press conference to officially pull the veil off of the Wii U, 343 Industries and Microsoft announced not one, but two Halo games, and Sony finally gave the NGP a [...]

Apple patents are a wonderful thing. Sure, many of them never actually see the light of day as products, but by looking at the patents Apple’s got up its collective sleeve, sometimes you can figure out where they might be going next. And now, they’ve got a new direction in [...]

Last week a report suggested that Amazon may be interested in taking an initial loss on its home-grown Android tablets, by selling them for as low as $299. The obvious reason for such a sales approach is to convince customers to buy plenty of tablets right from the launch of [...]

Admittedly, you’ve got a whole lot of options when it comes to playing music in your car. You’ve got the radio, naturally, and you’ve got options for radios like Sirius and XM, you can transfer from your iPod or iPhone to your car stereo, and of course, you can ignore [...]

The world of social networking seems to be changing by the minute. The big players today may just be nobodies by tomorrow. Right now Facebook is the big guy on the block but Google+ is certainly becoming a force to be reckoned with. However, is Google Plus really a competing [...]

Last week we showed you leaked images of various parts of the iPhone N94, which is what the next iPhone is codenamed, at least according to previous iOS SDK leaks. Today we get to look at more parts of that N94 prototype, which suggest we’re rather looking at an iPhone [...]

We’ve been following the Ultrabook story for some time now, through a whole lot of difficulties, most of which stemming from the fact that Intel wants these to launch for under $1000 each. But from the sound of things, there’s good news afoot as one of the first Ultrabook lines [...]

The HP TouchPad is selling like hot cakes, not because it’s a remarkable iPad alternative but because HP killed the project just recently. That was the turning point in the TouchPad history as the device went from bad sales to best-selling performances. In order for that to become possible though [...]

August is almost over which means we’re getting awfully close to Apple’s fall media event that’s expected to star the new fifth-generation iPhone (or iPhones) along brand new iPod models.

Along with the fire-sale priced tablets, it appears as if you can still get a protection plan from HP to protect your investment. Granted, the protection plan will set you back about half of what you recently paid for your tablet, however it will be good for one years time [...]