RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8120 (T-Mobile)
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
The latest BlackBerry Pearl may be a smartphone, but it’s also the best plain-old phone for T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home Wi-Fi calling system.
Sony Ericsson Z750a (AT&T)
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Sony Ericsson’s Z750a for AT&T pairs up well with your Windows PC.
Sony Ericsson Z750a
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
School for Your Smartphone
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Fed up with your handset’s limitations? We take a look at every major mobile platform and show you how to fix each one’s worst shortcomings. By Jamie Lendino
LG enV2 VX9100
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Verizon’s LG enV2 can get the whole family into text messaging.
LG enV2 for Verizon
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Samsung Katalyst (SGH-t739)
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Samsung’s Katalyst offers T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi calling, but its reception and media options aren’t the greatest.
RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8120 (T-Mobile)
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
The latest BlackBerry Pearl may be a smartphone, but it’s also the best plain-old phone for T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home Wi-Fi calling system.
RIM Blackberry Pearl 8120 (T-Mobile)
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Lenovo ThinkPad X300 Review
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, April 23, 2008
“Lenovo has released its Macbook Air “killer,” the svelte and feature laden ThinkPad X300. While Apple had to make a number of compromises on the Air to get it down to its remarkable size, Lenovo took the opposite approach and have crammed as many features as possible – including an optical drive – into the X300. It’s an expensive notebook because, unlike the Air, it comes with a solid-state 64GB hard drive standard. As of the time of this review, the Lenovo ThinkPad X300 is priced from $3000 USD.”
Cyber Snipa Stinger Gaming Mouse Review
OCIA :: Wednesday, April 23, 2008
“The Cyber Snipa Stinger is a laser mouse, which provides much more precise movement than a standard LED optical mouse, and supports multiple dpi settings including a default 400/800/1600/2000 with continually adjustable sliders up to a max of 3200. With as high as 1000Hz (1ms) report rate, the Stinger gives you over 7,000 frames per second with a tracking speed of 45 inches per second. There are nine buttons with six of them being programmable using the included macro editor.”
Digiana AudiaX DGT-301 Wireless Audio FM Transmitter Review
i4u :: Wednesday, April 23, 2008
“If you are looking for a way to get the tunes stored on your MP3 player to play in your car today’s review can help you. We are taking a look at the Digiana AudiaX DGT-301 Wireless Audio FM Transmitter.
I found the audio quality with a generic MP3 player (it won’t work with my iPhone) to be good, though volume was low compared to normal radio stations. I did find that the AudiaX DGT-301 FM Transmitter is very sensitive to where it is in regards to the radio. If I moved the transmitter literally an inch further from the radio interference was introduced. With proper positioning though there was no feedback or interference in the audio.”
Lapworks Attaché Laptop Stand Review
Hardware Logic :: Wednesday, April 23, 2008
“Oil and water; peanut butter and ketchup; Celine Dion and singing – some things just don’t mix very well, and we can add to that list ergonomics and mobile computing. Even the term laptop is a bit of a misnomer, suggesting that we put our notebooks on our lap. But as soon as we do that, any hope of an ergonomic posture gets tossed to the wayside, and possibly our fertility too, thanks to the potentially dangerous heat output. What’s a power user on the go to do?
Lapworks thinks their Attaché Laptop Stand offers the one-two punch needed to knock out both problems plaguing notebook users, and we’ll tell you if it succeeds, or, if like our notebooks, they’re simply blowing hot air.”
Razer Lachesis Laser Gaming Mouse
PCFRAGS :: Wednesday, April 23, 2008
I’ve used several of the Razer products over the years and every time I see a box from Razer coming up the side walk I get excited because none of their products have ever disappointed me in any way. Their attention to detail, well thought out designs, and cutting edge technology have never ceased to amaze me.
Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard Review
RB Mods :: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
If you got a HTPC setup at home you know that you need a small keyboard/mouse combo to match the rest of your home theather system. Logitech has lately relesed their Dinovo Mini keyboard/mouse combo that we are going to take a look at today. This small keyboard is filled with features that might come in handy when using your HTPC.
Guide: How to change or upgrade your laptop memory
Madbox PC :: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
“Change or upgrade your notebook memory is easy and you can do it yourself at home using just a screwdriver.”
Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse
Tweak Town :: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
“The more I play with this thing, the more I’m reminded of the Phasers that they used in Star Trek; it’s uncanny. I can almost pretend I’m Patrick Stewart dashing about in a well fitted uniform, barking out orders to my number one in a fine English accent.
It feels very natural to hold in the hand, and obviously Logitech have spent a good chunk of money on the ergonomics of this thing alone. It’s not often one has to pick up a mouse and wave it around, and they have certainly made sure that it feels pretty natural to do it.”
Apple iPhone Review
Techware Labs :: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Today Dan Shannon takes a look at Apple’s famous iPhone. With technological advances these days, how do so many features fit in such a small phone? Does a glass screen seem like a good idea? Dan examines all of this and more.
Toshiba Satellite X205-SLi4 Gaming Laptop
PCFRAGS :: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Today were fortunate enough to have the Toshiba X205-SLI-4 gaming laptop to review for you. This laptop is an amazing piece of technology that offers a range of features that you will be hard pressed to find in any other single computer pre-assembled Desktop or Laptop.
Laks DVB-T TV Watch
BIOS Magazine :: Monday, April 21, 2008
“LAKS’ DVB-T Watch puts an innovative spin on watching digital TV broadcasts on the move. You’ll probably spend a lot of time tweaking the software’s settings and moving the aerial to get the best reception, but most other devices have the same ‘problem’ in terms of a lack of decent mobile reception. Let’s be clear though: you’ll never get high definition video or outstanding audio quality. And the fact you have to take the watch off or hook a laptop up to your wrist is bizarre. Nevertheless, we’re all for innovation and the DVB-T Watch would make a great gift for any self-respecting DVB-T fan. If we could change one thing it would be to eliminate the need to install any software – how cool would it be to just plug the watch into your PC at work and kick back to The Sarah Connor Chronicles.”
Supertalent 8GB USB Pico Flash Drive
RB Mods :: Monday, April 21, 2008
Supertalent is well known for their high quality RAM-modules, and during the last few years they have expanded production to USB-modules and MP3 players. Their newest invention is Solid State Disk -drives. With USB-modules Supertalent has not settled for just traditional USB-modules. They try always invent something new, since on fullbooked USB-flash module markets traditional products will not be distinguished from the mass. We had an opportunity to review the worlds smallest USB Flash Drive, Supertalent Pico-A 8GB Flash Drive, which are both water resistant and shock proof. Supertalents USB-module selection includes also Pico-B and Pico-C models, which differ mainly with size, though all being very small.
Pentax K200D D-SLR Review
Digital Trends :: Monday, April 21, 2008
“Pentax makes a comeback with the new K200D D-SLR camera which turns out to be a solid performer.
Microsoft Sidewinder Mouse Review
Futurelooks :: Monday, April 21, 2008
The Microsoft Sidewinder mouse is made for gamers. It sports features seen in many other so called performance mice, including adjustable weighs, switch on the fly DPI settings, and multiple programmable buttons. The mouse is wired, which is peculiar in this age of wireless…everything. There has been rumblings that this is due to concerns over performance lag experienced in wireless mice by professional gamers. Since Microsoft is quite adamantly trying to target that market – and their followers by proxy – out goes the wireless transmitter in favour of a good ol’ USB cable.
Trust Wireless Vista Remote Control Review
Inside HW :: Monday, April 21, 2008
…” We have received a very cute, retro looking remote control. First thing we’ve noticed on packaging was a domain of purpose; it can be used only for Vista Media Center. You shouldn’t be alarmed when you realize that there is no CD with drivers. That’s because all drivers that you need are already included with Vista. Beside remote control and receiver you will get USB extension of sufficient length, two mounting strips for receiver, two batteries and manual. Quality of manufacturing case and function keys is very good.”…
Holster Clip for AT&T Tilt/TyTn II/8925 Reviewed
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, April 21, 2008
“First of the accessory reviews for the Tilt is a Holster Clip, it’s basically a plastic enclosure that clips to your belt and allows easy access to your phone while still holding it secure. In my time with this product I found it to be outstanding in quality, durability and usability. ”
A-DATA PD17, PD18,and PD19 Mini USB Flash Drives Review
Virtual Hideout :: Monday, April 21, 2008
“These mini flash drives come from A-DATA’s “Nobility” and “Classic” lines, and are available in storage capacities up to 8GB. The three up for review today are the Nobility PD17, the Classic PD18, and the Nobility PD19, all of which are the 1 GB capacity sample versions. Let’s take a look at what sets these drives apart from the crowd, as well as from each other.”
Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 Review
i4u :: Friday, April 18, 2008
“Today we are looking at the latest wireless mouse and keyboard desktop set from Microsoft. The set is called the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 and features an Aero-esq design.
Setting up the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 is dead easy. All you need to do is plug the transceiver in and you are ready to work in a few minutes. The proprietary 2.4GHz technology used by Microsoft claims to frequency hop when it encounters interference and seems to work well. It seems to work well since I had no issues with interference in my testing despite a variety of Bluetooth devices and other wireless items in my home.”
Super Talent Pico A 8 GB Flash Drive Review
Metku Mods :: Friday, April 18, 2008
“Don’t panic even if the topic triggers a strong déjà vu feeling in you, because indeed we have already reviewed one Super Talent Pico A USB flash drive. The difference this time around is that now Super Talent has come up with a new model in the same product family and now the Pico series ranges from 1 GB up to 8 GB in capacity.”
Manfrotto ModoPocket Pocket Sized Mini Tripod Review
Futurelooks :: Friday, April 18, 2008
With image stabilization becoming standard equipment on even the tiniest point and shoot cameras, you would think that things like tripods would no longer be necessary. Although image stabilization does amazing things, it still can’t give you the razer sharp images that a steady surface can give you. That’s why professional photographers still choose to lug around those big tripods; they simply give you the best possible pictures. Manfrotto has taken their tripod design and manufacturing expertise and have created the ModoPocket, a pocket sized mini tripod that fits easily on the body of your point and shoot while still allowing you to pocket your camera easily.
ATT Tilt Review : Sort of…
Dragonsteel Mods :: Friday, April 18, 2008
“So I’ve got the Tilt for review today, but then I really don’t have the Tilt for review today. When I first got the Tilt I quickly realized that it wasn’t quite what I expected and it was a bit plain honestly, after doing quite a bit of research I found that AT&T pretty much stripped all of the great features out of the phone when they got their hands on it, and of course like any good company, added all sorts of bloatware onto it. So I took matters into my own hands and wiped it clean, added quite a few things back to it and now I’ve got the phone that I wanted in the first place. So that’s what I’m taking a look at today… ”
Just posted! Nikon D3 review
Digital Photography Review News :: Friday, April 18, 2008
Just posted! Our in-depth review of the Nikon D3. Nikon’s first full frame D-SLR features a 12.1MP CMOS sensor, high speed continuous shooting (up to 11 fps in DX crop mode), the same 3-inch high resolution LCD (with live view) as the D300, a headline-grabbing ISO 100-25,600 expanded sensitivity range, beefed-up 51-point autofocus and a raft of upgrades andenhancements. Find out how it did in our extended testing after the link…
The Best Cellular Broadband Devices
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
While AT&T and Verizon fight it out for wireless broadband supremacy, we help you pick the best device to get connected.
The Best Cellular Broadband Devices
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
While AT&T and Verizon fight it out for wireless broadband supremacy, we help you pick the best device to get connected.
Bill Would Ban Cell Phone Chatter on U.S. Flights
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
Several members of Congress introduced a bill on Tuesday that would ban passengers on U.S. flights from talking on their mobile phones, should that technology become available.
Verizon Adds ‘Pill Phone’ Drug Reminder App
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
Verizon is now offering an application called Pill Book that sends text-message prescription reminders.
Samsung Probe Results Expected Thursday
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
South Korea’s special prosecutor’s office probing allegations of corruption at the giant Samsung Group will release its findings on Thursday, local media reported.
Jaxtr Offers Free Texting Between 38 Countries
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
Jaxtr, a Silicon Valley startup that lets users bypass a carrier’s international phone charges via the Web, said on Wednesday it is offering free mobile phone text messages between 38 countries.
UK Cell Phone Groups Cut iPhone Price
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
Mobile phone groups O2 and Carphone Warehouse have cut the price for the most basic version of Apple Inc’s iPhone in Britain by 100 pounds ($197) ahead of the expected launch of a new model.
FCC, Congress Spar Over Public Safety Spectrum
PC Magazine (PDAs) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
All five members of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took some heat Tuesday over the lackluster response to the public safety D-block spectrum auction, but the commissioners placed some of the blame on Congress and its failure to allocate adequate funding for the project.
The Best Cellular Broadband Devices
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
While AT&T and Verizon fight it out for wireless broadband supremacy, we help you pick the best device to get connected.
The Best Cellular Broadband Devices
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Friday, April 18, 2008
While AT&T and Verizon fight it out for wireless broadband supremacy, we help you pick the best device to get connected.
