Portable Technology Category - Page 3

For those of you who love having your mobile devices on hand–and if you’re here, you probably do–you’ll now have a way to keep them juiced up even when you’re not near a USB port or a power outlet. Fresh from Japan, it’s the Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster, and it’ll [...]

I am still very fond of my TomTom GPS. Been using it for a couple years now and it’s helped get me out of some very nasty situations where I would have been completely lost. And every time I hear about TomTom, it seems like they’re offering something even better [...]

Well, folks, if things keep going on like this you may not need to take your wallet with you any more, but rather, just your cell phone. Word out of Sprint is that they’re looking to get in on the mobile payment circle, but they’ll be jumping into a hotly [...]

Seems that Sony’s been busy lately, and the results of all their industry has yielded a set of new audio devices for the portable market, specifically, the RF865 headphones and the NC-13 earbuds. But wait until you hear what these bring to the table.

If you’ve ever lost a phone before–and a lot of people out there have–then you know how heartbreaking the loss is. Between the hassle of losing your contact data, all your apps, your various Android Market / iTunes purchases and the like (and that’s even before you consider how many [...]

We all know that, on some level, PC games are a lot different from console games. Sure, some are the same–you’ll always find a Call of Duty where ever you go–but if you want the bigger games you turn to the PC and the quicker games often fall in console [...]

If you’ve ever been through a power outage of any length before, you will likely already know what I’m about to tell you: it is no fun. Even if the weather outside is perfect and you don’t need to worry about cooking alive in your house or your water pipes [...]

The Motorola Xoom has been one of the most anticipated tablets lately, and we discovered in our Xoom review that Honeycomb was the best looking tablet UI so far. But what if you’re not satisfied with Honeycomb?

If you’re looking to lay your hands on some last-gen tech, then gather ’round, folks, because the crew out at Sony just went all Black Friday on the PSP Go’s metaphorical nether regions. So how much will you have to shell out now to get your hands on one of [...]

Touchscreens, keyboards and mice are going out of fashion, if Microsoft can have its way. Even Kinect is only the tip of the iceberg. Microsoft is looking into using human skin as an input mechanism.