Oct
17
2010
For all those who think they’ve found a game worth wasting hours of your life on, think again! Enter Bubble Defense from Second Gear Games, a tower defense game that will keep you engaged on the enemy for hours upon hours upon hours of entertainment. Seriously, I found myself challenged at all times as I [...]
Oct
12
2010
Back in 2006 Jack Dorsey created the monster that is now known as Twitter (It was originally just “twttr”), and the site has since grown exponentially to the point where as of June 2010 around 65 million tweets are posted every day. Due to Twitter’s popularity and openness with their API, a slew of applications [...]
Oct
11
2010
Nowadays, consumers and businessmen alike rely heavily on their smartphones for any and all types of instant information. Before I got my first Android device, one app that I always loved and used heavily on my Blackberry was Poynt. Poynt describes itself as a “free local search application” and it does just that. In this [...]
Sep
8
2010
Ah the final chapter of the Galaxy S lineup, the Verizon Fascinate. Verizon was a little late to the party with their version, but better late than never, right? Anyway, the Fascinate is your typical Galaxy S phone, featuring that beautiful 4in 800x480px, Super AMOLED display, blazing 1GHz Hummingbird processor and roomy 16GB of internal [...]
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Sep
3
2010
The guys over at slashgear have gotten another look at the newly announced Samsung Galaxy Tab, and they’re still just as impressed as they were the first time around. According to the article: “It’s well-sized for the hand, and, unlike the iPad, you can actually slot it into an inside jacket pocket without tearing the [...]
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Aug
20
2010
It’s one of the most common problems out there for smart phone users: Do you shell out $30 plus for the “official” dock for your device, if there even is one? Or do you use some sort of improvised MacGuyver-like device constructed out of paperclips and q-tips? There hasn’t really been a good, universal solution [...]
Aug
1
2010
. . . We’ve all been there. You’re out and about, and you realize you forgot a file on your computer. Dangit! Or maybe someone at home calls and says “I can’t find this program on the computer!” Curses! If only there was a way to access your PC, easily, on the go from something [...]
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Jul
28
2010
Over at Droid Dog, there’s an article up concerning the Augen Genbook 74 netbook (not to be confused with K-Mart’s new Gentouch tablet). The main focus of the article? All the reasons that one particular writer returned it within 24 hours. While the netbook came in at $50 less than Gentouch’s tablet, the author does [...]
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Jul
24
2010
No I’m not holding the new Samsung iPhone, it’s actually the T-Mobile Vibrant, T-Mobile’s latest and greatest Android offering. The Vibrant, like all Galaxy S phones has great list of specs: 1GHz Hummingbird CPU 800×480 Super AMOLED Display 16GB Internal storage 5MP Camera w/ 720p video capabilities Once you get your Vibrant home from your [...]
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Jul
17
2010
If you use your phone on the go, which everyone does, you might be interested in a nice program called WaveSecure. WaveSecure is a mobile security application that allows you to backup and lock down your device, keeping your information and data secure. When you first start the application you are prompted for your mobile [...]
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