Author Archive: Steve Anderson - Page 3

We actually, not so long ago, once heard about the inReach from DeLorme. But where it previously only worked with Android devices, the satellite communications solution now has a little bit of extra punch. Specifically, the inReach now works with the iPhone, or so a tip directly from DeLorme filled [...]

Our friends out at MobileDemand tipped us off to some news about their xTablet T7000. And while this particular chunk of hardware has always been something of a rugged model, it’s just picked up some new features in its own right that will make it even more impressive than it [...]

Hulu’s got some big plans for summer, so your own summer plans may want to change to reflect this. There’s already plenty to watch on Hulu, and they’ve got it in mind to bring out some more new stuff for summer. But on particular entry, Spoilers, will be coming our [...]

With the Apple WWDC event now mere days away, it’s safe to say that the iPhone is going to be front and center on everyone’s mind in the upcoming days. And some new reports have emerged suggesting that the next iPhone really will be the new iPhone for a variety [...]

An interesting report has emerged for those of you who, much like me, were wondering what would happen to the iPhone 3GS. Sure, lately we hear a lot more about the iPhone 4S, and the iPhone 4, and of course the next such model in Apple’s lineup, whatever it finally [...]

A recent study from the University of Michigan’s Computer Science and Engineering Department shows that a wide variety of mobile devices may be at risk of cellular hijacking thanks to certain vulnerabilities in the way their networks are set up. But is the risk significant enough to be concerned about?

We got word in today from our friends out at the Max Borges Agency, who keep us well-supplied with tips on upcoming product releases, about a new phone to emerge that offers a lot of terrific features for those who treat cell phones as an emergency tool and nothing more. [...]

YouTube today celebrated its seventh anniversary, and in the process, released an alarming new statistic about use. Of course, there were also some substantial other statistics that could be drawn from that one, but the one by itself was going to be doozy enough for anyone, and may change the [...]

While iOS devices are actually very convenient, and great ways to get video or audio where you need it at a moment’s notice–as I saw happen just this weekend whilst having dinner with the folks and being able to rapidly bring up a YouTube video on my iPod Touch over [...]

The Kinect is growing in popularity, and not just as a video game controller, either. In fact, it’s growing sufficiently that Microsoft has recently announced an update to the system in the form of Kinect For Windows 1.5, that we’d heard about previously back in March expected for a May [...]