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What Android can learn from iCloud backups

by Brett B. on May 20, 2012 in Product Reviews, Wishful Thinking

I have used and owned many different gadgets over the years. Recently, many companies are boasting their ability to sync with online data services (the cloud) and connect and backup your information effortlessly so that you don’t need to worry about. Currently I own a Android phone and have been using an iPad. Here is [...]

The unseen benefits of tablet computing (by @brettbristow22)

by Brett B. on May 16, 2012 in Product Reviews

As we advance from desktop computing, to laptops, smartphones, and now to tablets, we have changed the way in which we use these devices because of form factor as well as availability of their software. In this Post-PC era many are still on the fence about tablet computers and if they really are going to be [...]

Never drop or lose grip on your phone again with Thing Sling

by Brett B. on May 10, 2012 in Gadgets

At CTIA the Droid Guy made a stop at a small booth that offered a great product. He found a product that many would have found very useful over the last few years. The little gadget is called the Thing Sling. The Thing Sling is a little piece of plastic with a small elastic attached. Users then attach [...]

Plex, your new favorite media streamer

by Brett B. on May 9, 2012 in Product Reviews

Plex is a media steaming application that allows you to access all of your content from just about all of your devices. You can view your content from applications on your computer, phones, or some internet connected television such as Google TV and Roku. Local Streaming Made Easy To use the app you will need [...]

Google releases Android app to help businesses add indoor maps

by Brett B. on May 9, 2012 in Apps, News

Google Maps is by far one of the most used applications on my phone. With the addition of 3D structures, it is pretty hard to be lost these days. That is until you enter a large building that you have never been in before. To help this, Google has added a way for companies to [...]

Gifture makes animated stylized GIF creation easy and sharable (the Instagram of GIFs?)

by Brett B. on May 8, 2012 in Apps

Many times showing someone something you need more than a picture or a thousand words. A new iPhone app called Gifture allows you easily take a video of up to 20 frames or take up to 20 photos and add them together to easily create a animated GIF. Creating a animated GIF on the computer always [...]

AirTight puts AirPlay inside your Google TV (by @brettbristow22)

by Brett B. on May 1, 2012 in Gadgets, How To, Product Reviews

Apple is working hard to make its AirPlay technology the only thing that you need to use to get your content from your portable device to the big screen. AirPlay is even better when others are able to take this technology and integrate it into other devices. Developer Yossie has done this with a Google [...]

HTC EVO 4G LTE, are smartphones names only for marketing?

by Brett B. on April 7, 2012 in News

This week Sprint and HTC announced their latest creation. Here we have the HTC EVO 4G LTE. The specs of the device are as follows: 4.7″ HD 720p Super LCD display 1.5 GHz dual core processor 8.0MP primary camera 1.3MP front-facing camera Android™ 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) Google Wallet™ Beats Audio™, for authentic sound HD [...]

Google shows off Project Glass concept

by Brett B. on April 7, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology

In has only been a few months since we were first hearing rumors of Google glasses that would connect you to the web. Today Google is showing us some product concepts that they have come up with as well as a video that shows off a potential user interface. A group at Google X have gotten together [...]