Bags! The bag is something of a must for anyone with any kind of mobile lifestyle. I have several bags for my laptop, netbook and even for my tablets and they’re all different but they’re a must have item. No mater if you work from home like me or you commute, you’ll most likely need to take your laptop with you somewhere and you won’t want to take it unprotected. Today for review I’ve got the Arctic MB201 12” Messenger Bag and it’s not only inexpensive but it’s well made and it’s got plenty of room for all of your stuff. Read on..
Google and Android
12/12/2012 – A post from the future
Through means I shall not disclose, I arrived in the future a few days ago. I’m currently still in the future, but my arms are reached through a wormhole, typing on my laptop that is currently located in the present… because sending a post over the internet to 12 months in the past is just … Read more
HP Touchpad Android Impressions
I have been using android on the touchpad since it was first released. With a new baby I am just now getting around to giving everyone my impressions of it. CM7 Alpha 1 was almost unusable. To be fair though the CM team warns you that their alpha builds are “full of bugs”. I had … Read more
Techgage: Moving Your ‘Non-Movable’ Android Apps to an SD Card
Here’s something I found interesting and possibly very useful. Did you ever notice that sometimes when you install an app on Android it’s not moveable? I have, many times actually and I have to wonder why the publishers do this to us?! Some phones and even tablets are very limited on memory or storage space … Read more
So What?
I’m reading WMPowerUser last night (big fan), I see Surur ripping on the Android ICS update being hellish. So hellish in fact that the NoDo fiasco looks heavenly. Next up on my RSS scrolling medley is some comScore thing showing Windows Phone no longer going sideways but now losing more and more market share. Surur’s post and the commenting volume suddenly made more sense to me, the WinPho crowd’s obsession with ripping on Android […]
Deal: Toshiba Thrive for $299.99
Sure it’s a refurb, but $300 isn’t bad for a 10.1” tablet with 32gb of memory I think. It’s 1Sale a Day that’s doing this special so it’s today only. The Thrive has dual cameras, Android 3.2, Blueooth and of course wi-fi and it’s powered by an Nvidia Tegra 2 dual core CPU. If I … Read more
Let’s Discuss the 2011 Tech Fails
The mobile markets really heated up in 2011 but with that came some epic tech failures. Let’s go through a bunch of them and you can sound off on how big they were. In no order: *HP WebOS/TouchPad and the little engine that didn’t *Blackberry’s implosion – no phones on the horizon and it’s worth … Read more
Cellmageddon (How mobiles will end us!)
On one of my daily romps through the wild expanses of the Internet, I was looking for a correlation between the whole Net Neutrality debacle and the new generation of superfast data chugging LTE cell phones and how one could effect the other. Instead of articles with opposing sides giving their views, I walked smackdab … Read more
Allow me to introduce myself…
Greetings and salutations. I’m one of the new contributing writers for the site. I apologize for taking so long to familiarize myself, but things have been quite hectic as far as my schedule goes. We’ll start with the basics. I go by many names, but most people call me Hype. I feel being formal is … Read more
Celebrate New Year’s Eve Ball with official app
If you cannot be in New York for New Year’s Eve then you can always watch the Ball drop on TV, or you can check out this new app available on the iPhone or Android that will allow you to keep up with the Ball and be able to upload pictures to possibly display on … Read more
Sammy’s Quad Core Exynos Processor Galaxy S III coming in Feb 2012 at MWC
Android has all the cool hardware except maybe camera hardware where the iPhone still dominates with the HTC Titan a close second. But when it comes to processor hardware Android fans get all the cool toys. Take Samsung for instance which has been talking up the Quad Core Exynos Process coming to the Galaxy S … Read more
Why Charlie Kindel is More Right Than Wrong About Windows Phone
Charlie Kindel, former Windows Phone General Manager, set off a firestorm when he spoke his mind about the state of Windows Phone adoption rate. I even contributed a response on the thread that took on a life of its own with various tech bloggers stepping up to match wits. I happen to agree far more … Read more