HTC 11 pin Mini USB to Stereo 3.5 mm Jack Adapter
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Cellphones are a big part of our lives, but many of the companies seem to do things to piss off their customers, and I’m not sure why they do it. Well maybe I do know why, it’s because they want more money from us. An example would be headphones for cellphones, many of the cellphones today can act like an MP3 player, but these companies build in proprietary connections, every set of earbuds or earphones out there uses a 3.5mm jack, but yet the majority of cellphones out there do not. These companies want us to buy only their brand of headphones, or their adapters so they can make more money from us. I can’t figure out why they just can’t put in a standard headphone jack, if you look at the reviews out there for many cellphones with these proprietary jacks you’ll see one of the cons listed is that it doesn’t use a standard 3.5mm jack, but yet the companies still produce these phones with special jacks. Why can’t we just have a standard?!?! Today for review I’ve got a product from our friends at USBFever, it’s very small, very useful and very inexpensive as well. If you’ve got an HTC cellphone then you know you can’t use a standard set of headphones with it, the phone has a mini-USB jack on it for headphones so you need an adapter. I’ve got an HTC TyTn II, or AT T Tilt actually, and I do like to use it at times as an MP3 player. USBFever has sent me over the HTC 11 pin Mini USB to Stereo 3.5 mm Jack Adapter for review to help fix the problem, this product is not only small, but inexpensive as well, so read on…
Acer Aspire 8930 Desktop Replacement Laptop
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
The Aspire 8930 is a neat little home-entertainment laptop with a great screen but poor surround speakers.
HardwareGrowler
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
A few weeks ago, Rob Griffiths took a Mac Gems look at Growl, the third-party notification system for Mac OS X. Working as a…
Declutter Your Desktop With Standalone Stack
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Bring up a space-saving stack of shortcuts to files or programs by clicking on one shortcut.
Palm Treo Pro (Sprint) Smart Phone
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Finally available at a carrier-subsidized price, the Palm Treo Pro smart phone delivers solid business features and a sophisticated design.
Analytics App for IPhone
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Analytics App puts Google Analytics in the palm of your hand, giving you instant access to all your Web sites and the data…
Hero of Sparta for IPhone
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Hero of Sparta is a hack-and-slash action game from developers Gameloft. Already generating a lot of buzz, this highly…
TextTwist Turbo for IPhone
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
I’m a fan of jumble games, and the online version TextTwist is a genuinely fun one. So I wanted to love TextTwist Turbo, the…
Does RAM Optimization Software Make a Difference?
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
SuperRAM, like most RAM optimization software, suggests it improves your PC’s performance. But is it perceptible?
The Best Blu-ray Disc Players: From Blu-Plate to Blu-Chip
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
We tested ten of the latest Blu-ray players, including several cheapies and a few pricey units. Though you can get a good to great high-definition picture from any of them, we identified a few standout models.
Top 10 Power Laptops
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
These laptops are on the heavy side and have large screens (17-inches or higher) — that makes these powerhouses ideal replacements for desktop PCs. Ratings and rankings can change due to pricing and technology changes so check back frequently for the latest info.
HP Mini 1000 Mi
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
HP’s Linux-based Mini 1000 variant keeps the line’s great keyboard and well-balanced design, but its custom OS leaves you wanting more.
Insignia NS-2BRDVD Blu-ray Disc Player
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
The inexpensive Insignia NS-2BRDVD Blu-ray player offers terrific high-def visuals and an excellent design–but it handles DVD upconversion poorly.
GreenBrowser Is Bursting With Browser Tab Features
PC World :: Monday, March 09, 2009
Browse the Web with this well-done entry in the “alternative” browser race.
CeBIT 2009 Day 3: nVIDIA & ASUS
Inside HW :: Sunday, March 08, 2009
“For end of the story about ASUS Eee PC on CeBIT 09 we have left, by our opinion, the best: Eee Keyboard PC. This is concept that users who remember the time when computers like Commodore 32/64 were pinnacle of home computing. Eee Keyboard is media center integrated into elegant aluminum keyboard. It has 800×480 5 inch display with WiFi, Bluetooth, stereo speakers with microphone, SSD disk (16/32GB), weighs less than 1kg and it is powered by single core Atom CPU so HD video reproduction shouldn’t be a problem. With this device you get also receiver that can be connected with TV. Eee Keyboard is powered by battery that has estimated autonomy of 2 hours…”
CeBIT 2009 Day 4: ASUS & Biostar
Inside HW :: Sunday, March 08, 2009
“When it comes to real news there is model Marine Cool that is still in concept phase and it was exhibit on ASUS booth. This is motherboard suited for Intel CPUs, has integrated memory and SO-DIMM memory expansion slots while cooling system is made out of ceramics. Ceramics are used as base for production of PCB with intention to provide rigidity of motherboard and also to improve heat distribution on hot-spots…”
CeBIT 2009 Day 1: Acer, Cooler Master & Western Digital
Inside HW :: Saturday, March 07, 2009
InsideHW.com has some news right from the CeBIT 2009. We present you Acer, Cooler Master and Western Digital as our choice for the first day of our visit.
CeBIT 2009 Day 2: MSI, XFX, nVIDIA & takeMS
Inside HW :: Friday, March 06, 2009
InsideHW.com has some news right from the CeBIT 2009. This time we will introduce to you novelties from MSI, XFX, nVIDIA and takeMS as our choice for the second day of our visit.
