Apple: Opinion: Gifts for Angry, Rant-Prone Apple Haters
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 19
By Dan Nosowitz Motorola Droid: Sure, Matt may have called the Droid "the second best smartphone you can buy," the best being the iPhone 3GS, but Apple haters will find plenty to love about the Droid—and plenty to loathe about the iPhone. I won't rehash our review (or Verizon's intimidating "Droid Does" a...
Zune: Opinion: Gifts for Angry, Rant-Prone Apple Haters
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 19
By Dan Nosowitz Zune HD + ZunePass and HD Dock: If your Apple hater is in the market for a PMP, there's no better option than the Zune HD—in terms of media capabilities, it kicks the iPod Touch's standard-def ass with HD radio, 720p video output, a killer OLED screen and a gorgeous, media-centric UI. It'll pl...
iPhone: Opinion: TomTom Brings Navigation App To iPod touch
Original at Hot Hardware
• Thu, Nov 19
By News Up until now, TomTom's iPhone GPS application was, well, only for the iPhone. It required iPhone OS 3.0, and for obvious reasons surrounding a physical GPS module, it wouldn't work with the iPod touch. Today, all that changes. TomTom to update its application for iPhone with major improveme...
Vista: Opinion: Fishbowl for Facebook Using the Windows 7 Taskbar for Extra Spice
Original at The Windows
• Thu, Nov 19
By Yochay Kiriaty As a WPF application, Fishbowl runs on multiple Windows versions, including Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, and it integrates with the Windows 7 Taskbar and Multitouch. One of the main ideas behind the Taskbar is to provide users with quick and easy access to their content and he...
Xbox 360: Ear Force X41 Review [Review]
Original at Gizmodo.com
• Thu, Nov 19
By Mark Wilson As a wireless, surround sound headset for the Xbox 360, the X41 is at the top of its class (at least partially because it's still the only product in its class). If you're willing to go wired, you can save about $100+ on a cheaper version of the Ear Force, or you can take a look at the even more expe...
Xbox 360: Opinion: Modern Warfare 2: PC Versus 360
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Nov 18
By Mike Fahey This having been said, the PC version loses a point to the Xbox 360 as far as local multiplayer options go, with the ability to network multiple 360 consoles together via System Link. There are no LAN options for Modern Warfare 2, and of course no split-screen multiplayer either, so the cons...
iPhone: Asphalt 5 Micro-Review: Pedal to the iPhone
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Nov 18
By matt cabral Gameloft races back onto the iPhone with a follow-up to last year's arcadey Asphalt 4: Elite Racing. Asphalt 5 was developed and published by Gameloft for iPhone on November 2nd. Retails for $6.99. A copy of the game was provided by the publisher for reviewing purposes. Completed the game's ca...
Wii: Review: New Super Mario Bros. Wii Is Nostalgic, Chaotic
Original at Wired
• Tue, Nov 17
By Chris Kohler Miyamoto: New Mario Tests Your Hard-Core Gaming ChopsHands-On: New Super Mario Bros. Wii Shows No MercyMiyamoto: Why I Spiked Mario Galaxy 2’s StorySuper Mario Galaxy Makes Wii Sing, Donkey Kong: Barrel BlastNew Mario Is Best DS Game EverWeekend Thrifting: ‘New’ Super Mario Bros.
Wii: New Super Mario Bros. Wii review: impressive, and then some
Original at mashget.com
• Sun, Nov 15
Ars Technica New Super Mario Bros. Wii feels like a return to form for Nintendo, and the game certainly plays it safe with familiar graphics and gameplay. Buried inside the game is a deep, rich experience in both single- and multiplayer, however, and the amount of things to see and do is disar...
Wii: New Super Mario Bros. Wii Review: Go Buy A Wii
Original at Kotaku
• Fri, Nov 13
By Brian Crecente New Super Mario Bros. Wii was developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the Wii on Nov. 15. Retails for $49.99 USD. A copy of the game was given to us by the publisher for reviewing purposes. Played through the entire game, sometimes on my own and sometimes with others. Tested the Super...
iPhone: Opinion: 10 iPhone Apps To Augment Your Sad RealityOriginal at Gizmodo
• Thu, Nov 12
By John Herrman True to their title, augmented reality apps add something to what you see, using a combination of camera, GPS, and sometimes, in the case of the iPhone 3GS, a compass. The result is something like a real-life heads-up display on your phone, and it's spectacular.
Xbox 360: Mad Catz Modern Warfare 2 Throat Mic and Controller Review (Xbox 360) [Review]
Original at Gizmodo.com
• Thu, Nov 12
By Mark Wilson Madcatz has two new Xbox 360 peripherals out to compliment Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, a controller with mappable buttons and a badass throat mic. I actually like them both. Xbox 360 Throat Communicator Clear audio out Functional, faux badass design
Windows Mobile: Gizmodo Reviews the HD2
Original at Mobility Site
• Mon, Nov 9
By Zealot Despite the fact that to a great degree the review is used to once again make WinMo into Gizmodo’s personal software piñata (truly, the Gizmodo editors hate WinMo like it killed their dog), it makes several goodpoints about the physical features of the device, and Herrman really doesn’t...
TiVo: Opinion: TiVo to Launch 802.11n Wireless Access Point
Original at Zatz Not Funny
• Sat, Nov 7
By Dave Zatz My TiVo Series3 and TiVo HD each communicate with my home network via TiVo’s very own 802.11g USB wireless adapter. And the solution just isn’t fast enough to copy HD content from one TiVo to another for real-time progressive download playback. So, I assume one goal of this product is to impro...
iPhone: Opinion: This Week's 10 Best iPhone Apps
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Nov 6
By John Herrman The Best Chorus: Hey, Apple, when people start making apps just to help people find new apps, take it as a sign that your App Store interface could use a little help. Chorus crowdsources the effort to cut through the endless jungle of trash:
Sirius: Opinion: The Ultimate Guide to Buying a Satellite Radio
Original at Orbitcast
• Sun, Nov 1
By Ryan Saghir The Sirius Stiletto 2 is a portable satellite radio that is great for all-day listening because it provides many versatile options. The Stiletto 2 has an internal satellite antenna plus antenna headphones for listening "on the go," as well as built-in WiFi and the ability to record up to 1...
Palm Treo: A Review on Palm Treo 650 GSM Mobile Phone by Cell2Get | 2 Thread
Original at 2 Thread
• Fri, Oct 30
The best thing about the current technology is that there are plenty of gadgets that you can avail of to help make everything easier. Among these are mobile.
Apple: Opinion: How Palm Lost (Like Apple in the 80s)
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Oct 29
By John Herrman iPhone OS is already a superpower with massive adoption, a huge app store and a bright future. They're not going anywhere. They learned their lessons about the importance of volume and apps when I was still a kid. But what about the other two smartphone players that consumers really love? You...
Vista: Opinion: Windows 7 Guides: The Best Of
Original at Gizmodo
• Wed, Oct 28
By John Herrman Microsoft says that Windows 7 is the "seventh" major Windows version, which it isn't, but whatever. Adding to the mystery, the Windows 7 version number will actually be 6.1, the same as Windows Server 2008 R2. Microsoft has included the option to use BitLocker Drive Encryption without a com...
BlackBerry: Opinion: Did Droid Just KO the BlackBerry Storm2?
Original at GigaOM
• Wed, Oct 28
By Om Malik I just got off the phone with jkOnTheRun’s Kevin Tofel, and like every other geek, we were talking about Droid and its impact on the market. We were both wondering if Motorola’s release today of its Verizon-focused Droid handset killed the BlackBerry Storm2, the new version of the touchsc...
XM: XM SkyDock: The full in-depth review
Original at Orbitcast
• Wed, Oct 28
By Ryan Saghir When I first had the chance to play with the XM SkyDock back in August, I boldly stated that Sirius XM Radio "hit the ball right out of the park" with this latest device. I was enamored with the concept of being able to combine my iPhone and a satellite radio in a single neat package. That was then. T...
Social Media: Google Social Search: An Early Review
Original at SearchNewz
• Tue, Oct 27
Follow the trail Google Social search is now live! Can Google be a social search engine? Other Coverage Google Blog Google Support Read Write Web Search Engine Land The Noisy Channel Comments Tag: Google Social Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Have a bookmark! -
Second Life: Opinion: Imprudent Emerald Meerkats
Original at daleinnis (WordPress)
• Mon, Oct 26
By daleinnis It’s always hard to tell what’s going on in the collective mind of Linden Lab. I hope that this new policy will be made sensibly and thoughtfully, and keep Second Life going strong. If only ’cause I have a lot of tank tops. So the recent Second Life weblog posting on third-party viewer policies h...
BlackBerry: Opinion: Verizon expects little from the BB Storm 2, so should you. Launch date and price set
Original at Gadgetell
• Mon, Oct 26
By JG Mason How is the 2 received by BB experts? From Crackberry: “Picking up the BlackBerry Storm2, it’s clear that Research in Motion’s thought process here was simply to build a better BlackBerry Storm. They weren’t thinking about building an iPhone killer or worrying about what Palm is up to with...
Palm Pre: Opinion: Palm Pre smartphone
Original at Register
• Thu, Oct 15
The next best thing to an iPhone? Review The most hyped phone of the year, the Palm Pre, has arrived and now you can actually buy one . The 3.1in touchscreen combined with a physical keyboard are welcome features, but it’s the software that might change the face of the smartphone market and cha...
T-Mobile G1: T-Mobile Pulse review
Original at Engadget Mobile
• Fri, Oct 9
By Paul O'Brien From humble beginnings with the HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1, Android is starting to gain traction in the marketplace. A steady growth in the number of devices from HTC together with more and more manufacturers coming on board means Google's entry into the mobile space is really making inroads....
Linux: Opinion: First Look at Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala Beta [Screenshot Tour]
Original at Lifehacker
• Thu, Oct 1
By Kevin Purdy Ubuntu One We still think it looks like a less feature-rich Dropbox, but having it installed by default and integrated into the file system might make regular Ubuntu users a little more familiar and trusting of the 2 GB of free space given to every Ubuntu user.
VOIP: Opinion: VOIP sites
Original at info.org Page Changes
• Tue, Sep 29
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Rebel XTi: Opinion: Choosing an Entry Level SLR camera - Buying Guide
Original at digitalphotoreviews (WordPress)
• Fri, Sep 18
By sharkil I know some people that check and compare every DSLR camera on the market, before deciding which SLR camera to buy. It’s not easy to buy your first DSLR camera, and because there are so many photography review sites, which everyone has a different opinion about the specific camera, and it do...
T-Mobile G1: Gadgetell Roundup: Sprint HTC Hero reviewsOriginal at Gadgetell
• Fri, Sep 18
By Robert Nelson Also, just in case you missed the earlier announcement details from Sprint, it was covered by fellow Gadgetell writer Natesh, but in short, the HTC Hero is going to be available beginning on October 11 and will be priced at $179.99. Also, that price comes after a $100 mail-in-rebate and alo...
Zune: Zune HD Review: The PMP, EvolvedOriginal at Gizmodo
• Wed, Sep 16
By Dan Nosowitz The big question: Can the Zune HD compete with the iPod Touch? I get the sense that Microsoft isn't trying to, exactly. Zune as Media Center The Zune HD is, like the other Zunes, Windows only. It can only sync with the Zune software, which is restricted to Windows.
Netbook: Review: The Aspire One AOD250 Netbook
Original at CIO Today
• Tue, Aug 4
The Aspire One AOD250 netbook is bundled with an Intel Atom N280 processor, Windows XP Home and a 160-gigabyte hard disk as its major features. Yet, it still manages to be slim and lightweight, thanks to the extensive use of plastic. The choice of the newer and slightly faster N280 chip and an...
EVDO: Opinion: EVDOinfo Tip of the Week: Boost Your Blackberry Signal
Original at EVDOinfo.com
• Thu, Jul 30
has long been your source for tips, tricks, hacks and suggestions for getting the most out of your EVDO service, and each week we will be highlighting a particularly interesting or popular topic in the Tip of the Week feature. To suggest future Tips of the Week, contact us at suggestions@ev...
Ajax: Opinion: Book
Original at Ajax Patterns
• Sat, Jul 4
By 82.58.136.60 Reverted to previous version without spam Revision as of 18:35, 4 July 2009Current revisionLine 1:Line 1:-شات +Ajax Design Patterns-دردشه + -شات كتابي +-شاتات خليجية +-شات الشلة +The "Ajax Design Patterns" (2006) book, based on the [[Patterns|patterns in this website]] is now ava...
Apple: Opinion: Apple pulls adult-content app from App Store, anyone surprised? Updated
Original at Engadget
• Thu, Jun 25
By Nilay Patel And just like that, the iPhone App Store is once again safe for children, people at work, and those who enjoy the iron fist of an anonymous application reviewer gently controlling their hardware / software ecosystem. Yep, the "Hottest Girls" application has been yanked after just a few ho...
DRM: Opinion: Why Kindle’s DRM Free-for-All Is Bad for Consumers and for Amazon
Original at Medialoper
• Tue, Jun 23
By Kirk To prevent this from happening Amazon needs to take control of Kindle DRM and establish a standardized policy. Apple rightly acted as a mediator between the demands of copyright holders and the needs of consumers — Amazon should do the same.
Blu-ray Disc: Wayne’s World Blu-ray Review
Original at dBTechno
• Thu, May 14
Paramount Home Entertainment Released: May 12, 2009 Wayne’s World was originally released in 1992, and was a highly-popular movie for its time in the 90s, starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. Paramount has brought the film, which was based on an SNL skit, to the Blu-ray format for the firs...
iPod: Opinion: Memorex TouchMP Is the iPod Touch for Cheapies
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, May 14
By Mark Wilson The TouchMP isn't going to be mistaken for an iPhone anytime soon, but Memorex does a surprisingly good job keeping the onscreen interface simple, legible, and intuitive...The Memorex TouchMP is the first MP3 player we've seen that combines touch-screen technology, useful features, an...
Windows 7: Opinion: Windows 7 Runs XP?
Original at PC Magazine
• Tue, May 12
Do you need to run XP under Windows 7? We dispel myths about 7's XP Mode. The crew also spreads some rumors about Office 2010, totally destroys a DIY laptop, muses about Star Trek, and predicts the days of free Web sites are numbered. ... Windows 7's XP Mode: Hands-on Product Reviews
Rails: Opinion: Part-time Junior Ruby on Rails (RoR) Engineers (Remote Work is OK) at: USA,CA, Silicon Valley
Original at jobs.rubynow.com
• Sun, May 10
Part-time Junior Ruby on Rails (RoR) Engineer (Remote Work is OK) $10 - $20 per hour Topcurve is seeking a talented Junior Ruby on Rails developer who enjoys working remotely. This is an (1) individual, not a team or a group. This project will eventually convert to full time. It's OK if you have...
ASUS Eee PC: ASUS Eee Box 206 reviewed; has HDMI but can't handle high-def
Original at Engadget
• Thu, May 7
By Tim Stevens Despite earlier claims to the contrary, it looks like the new ASUS Eee Box, the B206, isn't quite the high-def powerhouse it was intended to be. According to Register Hardware's review, the poor little thing had a real hard time playing even 720p video, only managing to render every frame w...
Web 2.0: Opinion: Digg This URL Grey: Tea Is the New Coffee
Original at Wired News
• Thu, Apr 2
By Brian X. Chen Rose often tweets about new teas he's trying out to his nearly 400,000 Twitter followers and even created a separate Twitter account — @goodtea — devoted to tea. He also started a Facebook page about the ancient beverage, where he posts videos and information. To top it off, Rose links to Sam...
Handheld projector: Opinion: Dell M109S On-The-Go Projector
Original at Hardware Zone
• Mon, Mar 30
Singapore What makes a small DLP Pico projector so interesting is that historically, DLP projectors have had stronger black levels and contrast, making for a picture with more 'pop'. Now, in terms of size, the M109S is no match for the much smaller 3M MPro110, ...
Adobe Photoshop: Book Review - Digital Painting In Photoshop By Susan Ruddick Bloom
Original at Blogcritics
• Fri, Mar 27
By T. Michael Testi Most people tend to think of Adobe Photoshop as a program to edit and enhance photographs or make Web graphics, but there is a whole other side to Photoshop that can bring out your inner artist. Whether it is the pigments of the cave dwellers, the materials of the Renaissance, or the pixels of...
iPod Touch: Review: Eliss for iPhone
Original at Apple Insider
• Wed, Mar 11
VA The App Store has its fair share of poorly made games, but it is becoming the breeding ground for a more elegant class of games that could only find a home on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Eliss ($3.99, App Store), by Steph Thirion, is one of these games. ...
Amazon Kindle: Amazon Kindle 2 review
Original at Engadget
• Thu, Feb 26
By Joshua Topolsky Having already handled the Kindle 2 at its launch in New York City, we had a pretty good idea of what we'd be getting into after it arrived at the bunker. Once we actually had a little time to spend with the device, it really started to sink in how much those minor tweaks can add up to make a big diff...
WiMAX: Windows 7 Review, Play Videogames without the CD - TekzillaOriginal at YouTube
• Thu, Feb 5
By rss@youtube.com (revision3) Hands on review with the beta of Windows 7, plus how to play videogames without the CD or DVD, and whether you should dump your cable modem for WiMAX. Plus iSquint, FeedFlix, Windows 7 Beta: better than Vista. HP MediaSmart Server vs. DIY = Windows Home Server Challenge.
Windows Mobile: Mobile gear 2008 year in review
Original at CNNMoney.com
• Wed, Dec 24
- Windows Mobile released minor version 6.1 but it didn’t play a major role in the smartphone world this year. The popularity of the iPhone convinced many ... Future Bits: The Revenge of Software New York Times Blogs Round Robin: TreoCentral iPhone 3G Final Review TreoCentral
GPS: Opinion: TeleNav Introduces Its First Two-Way, Internet-Connected GPS ...
Original at MarketWatch
• Sun, Nov 9
TeleNav Shotgun is a good choice for both new customers as well as those already using TeleNav GPS Navigator(TM) on their mobile phone. ... TeleNav Rides Shotgun With New GPS Wired News Telenav Shotgun PND Review SlashGear INRIX Powers Second TeleNav Product Northwest innovation
MacBook: Appl MacBook Pro 2008 Review
Original at I4U
• Tue, Oct 28
- Oct 28, 2008 The Pro picks up a bigger version of the one-piece aluminum shell that little brother also gets, along with faster hardware, an LED-backlit screen, ...