by Caleb Hicks on January 19, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology
One of the trends at CES this year was waterproofing films that look to make a splash this year in mobile consumer gadgets like phones and MP3 players. HZO got the most buzz after releasing this video: HZO is a spray, that when applied, creates a thin waterproof film to block water from affecting the [...]
by Jenny Reichhold on January 5, 2012 in New Technology, Product Reviews, Rumors
Apple users, get excited because the US Patent and Trademark Office has just recently published Apple patent applications for two new innovative concepts. The first deals with Hydrogen fuel cells. The idea is that Apple devices such as the iPhone, iPad and MacBook will eventually be powered by these cells, which convert oxygen and hydrogen [...]
by Josh A. on December 30, 2011 in Gadgets, New Technology, News, Wishful Thinking
2011 was a year of some pretty cool advancements in technology and gadgets, yet it was not without its faults, flops, and failures. Always all about alliteration. So without further ado, let’s reminisce for a moment and relive some of the worst tech failures of 2011. That way, when 2012 comes along, we can forget [...]
by JJ Haglund on December 23, 2011 in News
NBC and the NFL just announced that they are going to stream the Super Bowl online for the first time ever. The NFL has also partnered with Verizon to allow streaming to other mobile devices. This is exciting news for that sports fan who is also a tech enthusiast. Now you really have the ability to [...]
by Jenny Reichhold on December 17, 2011 in Apps, New Technology, Product Reviews
Ice Cream Sandwich is not the first name that comes to mind when I think of Google’s latest operating system, but that is exactly what they decided to nickname the Android 4.0. From enhanced contact menus to improved keyboards, even the most zealous Android users will need to get used to this new operating system. [...]
by Jenny Reichhold on December 11, 2011 in Apps
With the holidays looming just around the corner there is always a lot to plan, cook, schedule and buy and phone apps can be the extra tool you need to get the job done. I’ve composed a list of 10 of the most helpful holiday apps to make your lives a little bit easier and [...]
by Jenny Reichhold on December 8, 2011 in Apps, New Technology, Product Reviews
Two month’s ago Apple’s iPhone 4S was released, and Siri became the next big thing. With her new technology, Siri has distinguished the iPhone 4S from all other smartphones on the market. She can send your text messages for you, schedule your appointments, remind you to take the trash out when you get home, and [...]
by Josh A. on November 30, 2011 in New Technology, News, Wishful Thinking
I’ve been having a debate inside my head lately about QR codes and whether or not they’re completely worthless. Sure, it’s a cool idea- scan this code with your smartphone and receive more information, coupons, special deals, whatever. But not everyone knows what a QR code is. Many people will recognize a QR code since [...]
by Joshua H. on October 16, 2011 in Gadgets, New Technology
It seems like this is the feature that is getting the least amount of fanfare, but is probably in my opinion one of the most needed. Android and Jailbreaks? I’ve been pining after the Android notification tray for a while now. I love that it’s unobtrusive, and persistant. I’ve gotten used to some of the [...]
by Joshua H. on October 3, 2011 in Gadgets, Wishful Thinking
These types of issues are unbelievable to me. Mostly, because if this were Apple it would hammer every tech site on the web, and would probably even end up in the Wall Street Journal. I guess we don’t expect much more from Samsung. There are versions (read: AT&T) of the recently released Samsung Galaxy S [...]
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