Archive for December, 2011 - Page 14

We all know that cameras with smartphones are getting to be a big deal. But what you may not know is just how big a deal these products actually are, as newly-released research says that better than a quarter of all photos taken in the United States last year were [...]

If you were looking to upgrade your home computer hardware, you may want to hold out just a bit longer, and possibly go with the “spend some of those Christmas gift cards” approach instead, as word has just landed that the lower end of the Sandy Bridge lineup is about [...]

Roku has taken to their official company blog with a few announcements lately. And nicely done, it looks like a software update has come available for those still rocking the original first-generation Roku player. In addition, users of all of the Roku players will soon have an updated Amazon Instant [...]

Another early leak about what we can expect to see out at the 2012 CES show, folks, and for you home theater buffs out there, this is going to be a slice of good news indeed. Seems that the crew out at Stream TV has plans to show off a [...]

Various rumors suggest that Apple will launch a smaller iPad 3 version next year, one that will measure 7.85 inches diagonally and that would better fight low-priced Android-running tablets like the Kindle Fire and the Nook Tablet.

2011 is almost over which means we’re going to find out plenty of tech-related details about the past year. Recently, we heard that YouTube registered 1 trillion video playbacks so far this year, and now we have more traffic details for two others world-renown brands, Facebook and Apple.

If anyone reading this is a Sprint customer that happens to be itching for a new phone, there may be a bit of good news in terms of early upgrades. Yup, it looks like Sprint is offering some customers the opportunity to upgrade a bit ahead of their regularly scheduled [...]

The Samsung Note is one of the most noteworthy products launched by the South Korean company this year right alongside other flagship products like the Galaxy S II, Galaxy Tab 10.1 or Galaxy Nexus. And it looks like Samsung is already working on some sort of a Note successor.