Archive for October, 2011 - Page 2

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is one of the hottest Android phones expected in stores right now. Yesterday we saw the official image of the Verizon version get leaked and while we’ve been expecting to see the first Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone in Big Red stores in the following weeks they [...]

Earlier this month, our own Robert Nelson brought us word of Telus’ plans for the Xperia Ray, but at the time, word about pricing and release dates was being kept to a minimum. Thus, now that we have word on pricing and release dates for Telus’s Xperia Ray, it was [...]

It’s hard to believe that it’s only been a year since the Kinect first emerged onto the gaming scene, and what a difference that year has made. And perhaps the strangest thing of all is the discovery that many people made about the Kinect: that it’s really not just for [...]

Being as today is Halloween, and there are probably plenty of last-minute partygoers out there (or even some trick-or-treaters) planning something for the evening, you might well be frantically searching for something to do in terms of a Halloween costume. But as one NASA employee showed, sometimes, all you need [...]

The folks at Asus have tipped their hand in regards to just when the Transformer Prime tablet is getting its release date, and as it turns out, it’s a lot sooner than you might have expected. The current word says the Transformer Prime tablet will launch November 9th, but it’s [...]

November 6th may be a bit late for trick or treating, but AT&T’s going to have one absolutely killer treat for its users that day. They’ll be offering up the Galaxy S II Skyrocket and the HTC Vivid with a little extra edge, namely, 4G LTE access capability.

Netflix and Amazon Instant Video (not to mention Prime) users alike are going to get a pretty substantial shot in the arm as regards to content available, as ABC and its parent company Disney have signed deals with both of the streaming video suppliers alike for content. The deals are [...]

Seems like only yesterday we were talking about Mac OS X Lion (turns out it was only just July), or 10.7 if you’d rather have the decimal equivalent. And while Lion was an impressive download that kept a lot of people interested, not to mention overtaxed a lot of download [...]

There’s an app for everything, apparently. For buying accessories for your iDevice at the local Apple retail store, you can use Apple’s own Apple Store App to checkout even without falling in line.

The gadget genius in most of us will argue that data in our smartphones, tablets and e-readers will not take up weight. But, boy were we wrong.