TechwareLabs Reviews the Asus Transformer TF101 Android Tablet

Another tidbit from my news collection that you guys and gals might be interested in.  Techwarelabs has spent some time with the new Asus Transformer Android Tablet and they’ve got a fairly decent review of it, seven pages of pictures, information, benchmarks and impressions. It seems they sort of like it but found a few … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Phosphor World Time Sport Black E-Ink Watch

Electronic Ink or E-Ink is getting around but the last place I’d expect to see it is on a watch. Today for review I’ve got something a little off from the mobility theme but not really as a watch is probably one of the first mobile gadgets we had. The product is the Phosphor World Time Sport watch that features E-Ink for its display that makes it crisper, clearer and sharper than a conventional digital watch. This watch also has no buttons at all, everything is controlled by touch, tapping and swiping to get things done. The name should give it away, but it’s a world time watch, meaning you can know the time anywhere in the world instantly. The World Time Sport is great for travelers sure but it’s just as good for times when you’re not straying from your home time zone.

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Mobility Digest Review: Griffin Helo TC

I love toys, especially remote control ones. On a mobile site it’s hard to review toys, but what I have today combines mobility and toys, which makes me happy!

Today for review I’ve got the Griffin Helo TC which is a remote control helicopter with which you use your iPhone or iPod Touch to control it. Yes it’s novelty, but it is fun. You can control the Helo TC with touchscreen controls or just by moving your iPhone/iPod. The actual helicopter is very sturdy , I’ve crashed it plenty of times and it’s still going strong. Sturdy is a good thing as it can be difficult to control at times because of the lag between the iPod and the helicopter.

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Mobility Digest Review: Arctic P31X PACK Stereo Bluetooth Headset with USB Adapter

Headphones are nice, but being tied to your device with a wire isn’t exactly for everyone. I don’t mind the wire much, especially since I have good headphones, but sometimes I want to be free. Free though doesn’t mean I want to sacrifice sound quality. Today for review I’ve got the P31X Pack Stereo Bluetooth Headset from Arctic that is not only inexpensive but sounds great. It’s actually a bundle that includes the headphones, USB adapter, cable and a very nice carrying case. So let’s get this started…

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Mobility Digest Review: Android Bluetooth Sound Box with Hands-Free

Yes I’m an Android fan, but I also use WP7 as well. As an Android fan I’ve always wanted one of those little Android mascot robots, but just never got one and now I have! Today for review I’ve got the Android Bluetooth Sound Box with Hands-Free from our friends at Mobile Fun. It’s a speaker and it’s also a speakerphone, and I like it.

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Mobility Digest Review: Pandigital Multimedia Novel 4GB 7" Touchscreen Tablet Android w/Barnes & Noble eBookstore

I have to start this review off with a public apology as this is a bit late. It’s not exactly my fault that it’s late, but then again it is. Today for review I have the Pandigital Multimedia Novel 7” Android tablet and coffee got dumped on it, not once but twice. The first time was an accident on my part, the second time was my puppy jumping up on my desk to drink my coffee. This happened about a week apart and the tablet needed time to dry out completely of course. The good thing is that the tablet is perfectly fine, to me this means this is a rather durable little tablet. Anyway, let’s just get into the review…

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News for Sunday October 16th 2011

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Here’s some news for you.. It’s a rather slow Sunday, well actually kind of busy here with my kids friends over to visit. So here’s some reviews and other news for you to read… Enjoy while I try and get some work done today. At this point in time though I just want to lie down and go to sleep.. a few more hours..

 

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Mobility Digest Review: Crayola ColorStudio HD

Crayola is a universally known and beloved brand; whether you are an adult or child you have come across one of their crayons or markers at some point in your life. Now imagine having all you crayons, paints, pencils, markers and more in one place packaged in one handy device. That describes today’s item for review – the iMarker which works with the free iOS app, the Crayola ColorStudio HD.

Used in combination these two items gives the user a diverse palate for creativity using one’s iPad. As an added bonus since its digital ink there is no mess to clean up after the kids use it. As a parent that makes this a worthwhile investment in of itself.

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Mobility Digest Review: Pad&Quill The Little Black Book for iPhone4, Vol. 3

Before the age of smartphones and PDA’s there was the “little black book”. This pocket tome stored the contact information of acquaintances or in some cases possible hook ups. In homage to this classic from days gone by, Pad&Quill the makers of the moleskine style Cartella, Octavo and Contega cases have released the Little Black Book, Vol.3 for the iPhone 4.

The Little Black Book, Vol.3 has the look and feel of its big brother the Octavo for iPad 2 but in miniature. Using the same bookbinding techniques and craftsmanship Pad&Quill has created a truly unique looking iPhone 4 case.

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Mobility Digest Review: Magnetic / Detachable Wide Angle + Macro Lens for Cellphone Etc

Cameras on our phones have come a long way haven’t they? You can almost use your cell camera in place of a regular point and shoot camera. Some phone cameras are good enough to do that, but not many. Personally I don’t take many pictures with my phone, it’s nice for something quick or if I forgot my camera, but other than that I rarely use the camera in my phone. If you’re a shutterbug with your phone though you might like the product I have for review today from USBFever, it’s a lens set that includes both Macro and Wide Angle Lenses for you phone. It’s magnetic so it just attaches to your phone and then can be stored away until future use. It’s not a bad little gadget actually, read on..

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