Archive for September, 2011 - Page 12

One of the main uses of phones is still contacting other people. Through the years this one main use will probably never change. Even now with all of our smartphones, most of what we do with them has something to do with connecting with others. With the many ways of [...]

Me and big televisions have always gotten along well. It’s hard not to, especially when they’re laden with features and everything that makes a home theater system visual really pop. But the Sharp LC-80LE632U may well be the biggest television you’ve seen outside of a trade show floor.

Earlier today Amazon launched not one new product, the highly anticipated Kindle Fire, but four, the tablet and three new Kindle readers, the new Kindle, the Kindle Touch and the Kindle Touch 3G.  

Well, folks, once you cross that terminator that is Labor Day, summer pretty much boils off into a cloud and fall starts weighing heavily on people’s minds. And that means some places start thinking about the upcoming holiday shopping frenzy. After all, we should start seeing Black Friday deal sheets [...]

It seems to have been a busy week for T-Mobile. We saw them announce the Samsung Galaxy S II, the HTC Amaze 4G and the HTC Radar 4G — all nicely equipped smartphones. And well, it looks like they have another device in the pipeline, a tablet.

Interesting bit of news for the Apple buffs out there; apparently, the crew out at Aston Martin, the guys who give us those sweet James Bond rides also maintain an index of the top brands in Great Britain. And the iPhone, which has held the top slot for quite some [...]

Regardless of the shiny and new, we suspect there are some who may have preferred to pick up a Kindle it its current (technically previous) form — with a keyboard. Well, worry not because Amazon has not done away with that model just yet.

I think we’re all pretty much waiting with bated breath out here for the Apple press event scheduled to hit October 4th, but a couple of possibilities have dropped regarding what Apple’s looking to show thanks to a couple of reports about what’s going on in Apple’s internal inventory systems.