Archive for July, 2010
How to Sync Bookmarks Across Browsers and Computers with Xmarks
Have you ever settled down to use a computer and wished that you were able to access your bookmarks? If so then you’ll want to check out Xmarks – an easy way to sync your bookmarks between computers. Xmarks can sync your bookmarks to the web, to other computers and even to a different browser [...]
Samsung’s Alternative to the iPod Touch
Samsung may be launching its own Android version of Apple’s iPod Touch. The device is rumored to look very similar to the new Samsung Galaxy S smartphone, but lack phone and 3G data capabilities. Apple’s popular iPhone has a camera-less and 3G-less counterpart, the iPod Touch. This gives customers the option to experience iOS 4 [...]
How To Get Your Free iPhone 4 Bumper or Qualifying Case
Apple’s iPhone 4 Case Program went live today. The program provides a free iPhone 4 Bumper or qualifying case to all iPhone 4 customers who purchase the device before September 30, 2010. Additionally, anyone who previously purchased an iPhone 4 Bumper from Apple or AT&T can apply for a full refund, including any taxes or [...]
Make Firefox Sweeter with Tab Candy
Mozilla’s own Aza Raskin revealed a new feature for the Firefox browser called Tab Candy. This new feature allows Firefox users to organize and browse more efficiently and effectively. Nearly all current browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome and Opera include a tab feature. This allows users to open many different webpages without opening [...]
Hotel Power Outlets: Subpar across the country
While most of the hotels we stayed in appeared to be built after the laptop become commonplace, there was a notable lack of power outlets in every hotel we stayed at. In most of these locations even your standard traveling family with a few cell phones and a portable gaming system would be hard pressed [...]
NOOK App Now Available for Android
Already available many other mobile platforms, Barnes and Noble’s eReader application has finally come to Android devices. The free eReader application, branded as NOOK for Android, grants Android users access to more than one million digital titles. It also offers the unique ability to share eBooks with friends. Barnes and Noble entered the eReader market with [...]
White iPhone 4 Delayed Yet Again
Apple’s white iPhone 4 has been delayed a second time, moving the ship date to “later this year”. When Steve Jobs announced the iPhone 4 at the Apple WWDC 2010 Keynote, the device was supposed to be available in either black or white. However, the white version has been delayed multiple times, with no definite [...]
Plextor Portable Blu-Ray Drive
Plextor has just released a portable USB powered Blu-Ray drive. The Plextor PX-B120U is currently available in the United States for $99.99. Though many other Blu-Ray drives require a separate power brick, the Plextor PX-B120U is USB powered, making it perfect for on-the-go use. However, you will need a computer that is capable of handling [...]
Mobile Edge EVO Backpack on the Road Review
While on the road with a lot of gear the appropriate bag to carry it is important. This is why we chose to take the Mobile Edge EVO on our Great American Roadtrip 2.0. The Mobile Edge EVO is designed to handle up to a 17″ MacBook Pro and during day to day use before we left [...]
Lux DLX 2: iPad App of the Week
Lux DLX 2 is this week’s iPad App of the Week. It is a simulation of the old board game Risk, in which you try to conquer the world in a strategic game using dice and a map of the world. In Lux DLX 2 you have all the basic Risk game play without the [...]
