When iOS 5 was announced, and previewed last June, many expected it would drastically influence the text messaging world, but no one really knew just how deeply the technology would alter millions of text messaging fiends once Apple shipped iOS … Continue reading
Google recently announced it was going to put an 18 month upgrade requirement on any handset that wants to be Google-certified, meaning if you buy a handset today, you’re guaranteed OS updates for 18 months. While it still remains to … Continue reading
Craig Horlacher writes: Since iOS 4 was released I’ve seen a number of articles saying that Google stole ideas from Apple for Android. This article points out that all computer systems around these days were preceded by something else. The … Continue reading
Pretty damned good, actually… iPhone 4S / Canon 5d MKII Side by Side Comparison from Robino Films on Vimeo. Mind blowing. That’s a phone versus a $3,000 camera. I can’t believe how much better the 4S camera is, honestly. I … Continue reading
Okay guys… I’m trying to get some advice and I need some help… Do I go with the i5 or is it worth the other $250 to go with the i7? Will I see that big of a performance difference … Continue reading
More bad UI from Microsoft… Where’s the question in that message? Yet the buttons are answers to a question. Bad UI Microsoft. Bad UI. Now I know this is for Exchange 2010, and yes, we geeks understand what you’re saying, … Continue reading
HP reported that it plans to announce that it will discontinue operations for webOS devices, specifically the TouchPad and webOS phones. HP will continue to explore options to optimize the value of webOS software going forward. Steve Jobs is sitting … Continue reading
But… It’s so… OPEN… Researchers from CA Technologies said that Android users may be at risk of hackers listening in to their phone calls due to a new piece of malware. The Trojan virus, according to CA, records phone conversations … Continue reading
If you’ve upgraded to OSX Lion and you’ve had problems copying files to or from external drives (regardless of their format) then you’ve run into a common Lion bug. Here’s a quick fix until Apple patches the problem (which, according … Continue reading
My good friend Adam Daniel Mezei, wordsmith extraordinaire, let fly with a missive about the future success of Google+ and why Facebook and Twitter should be worried. While I do believe he makes some good points, I do think he’s … Continue reading
What makes the ad brilliant is what people love about Apple; it isn’t about the specs, it’s about the experience. Numerous companies have touted their numbers as reasons their hardware is superior, but when you use it, it doesn’t bring … Continue reading
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Just after Christmas, Nokia sent me an N8 to test, review, and play with. I was excited because at the time I was pondering ditching my iPhone 4 for something else. I always have been a big fan of Nokia’s … Continue reading
BWAHAHAHAHAHA The question is: Who, besides BlackBerry users, is going to want to buy it? The core email and calendar apps are completely tethered to a BlackBerry. Without your BlackBerry, there is no native email or calendar app—just access through … Continue reading
There are many times when people will look at an idea and go “Damn, I wish I had thought of that!” The Glif isn’t one of them. Why? Because I never would’ve come up with such a brilliant design on … Continue reading
Adam Daniel Mezei says you should be…
Remember Antennagate? The manufactured controversy that no one I know who has an iPhone 4 was able to replicate? Where if you held a certain spot, the phone would lose all reception? Steve Jobs noted that all phones suffer from … Continue reading
This should be interesting. I’m testing out Blogpress for the iPhone with an Apple Bluetooth Keyboard. Honestly, this is a pretty decent blogging solution and will definitely make “road-blogging” much easier. Oh, and if you’re wondering why I’m not using … Continue reading