Mobility Digest Review: iPhone 4!

We’ve been quiet about it until now but we’ve had a mole inside Foxconn for a while now and we have the first review of the iPhone 4 for you! No further intro needed: The screen is the best ever The size is the perfect The camera is unparalleled The speed is flawless The experience … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Nextar Q4 4.3" Touchscreen Portable GPS Review

Today for review I’ve got a portable GPS for review that was provided to me by Geeks.com. It’s the Nextar Q4 touch screen portable GPS which also can be used as an MP3 player and you can view photos with it. It comes with maps for the United States and in my time with it I’ve found that it works very well, I like it almost as much as my TomTom really. it works just as well as the TomTom, and it’s great substitute for it, the main difference is configurability, there really isn’t any like you would find on a TomTom. Navigating with the Nextar is fine, it  gets the GPS signal very quickly and it updates the route as you travel in real time. So it works great really, and I like, so read on to learn more..

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News For May 21st 2010

 

Happy Friday to you all! Check back later and my review of the Nextar GPS will be posted and be sure to check our YouTube account as well later as I’ll be uploading Quick Look videos of the Kin Two and the Sanyo Mirro.. For now check out all of the news from around the world..

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KIN One Reviewed

TestFreaks did it again. No, it’s not another review of the KIN  One by some fanboy or someone who thinks only smartphones are real phones. This review is great because it’s real. It looks the at the device for what it was intended to do and judges it fairly while remembering the intended target. I … Read more

News for Saturday March 27th 2010

Wow.. woke up today and it’s 28F, I thought it was supposed to be spring?

Anyway, it’s time for the news. On the PC side of things Nvidia just launched their new video card, so there’s many of those reviews in here. On the mobility side of things we’ve got Bluetooth stuff, cases and notebooks in there, and of course the rest of the weekly news from all over the world!

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WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Review

Hello, Hello!

It’s been a while since I’ve taken a look at any DVD ripper and conversions software, but I’m back with winxdvdrip1 another one. I have reviewed software from this company before here, but this is the new version of that software actually. It’s WinX DVD Ripper Platinum and one of the new features is full multi-core support and and a built-in 1:1 DVD copier as well. Also included in this new version is the ability to re-sync you audio and video if there’s an issue, you can also now change the interlacing from normal to progressive scan if you wish.

The main feature of this program though is to rip your DVDs to another format, specifically for our uses, one that is portable so we can take our movies with us on our phones or even other portable media devices. So read on to learn more about the new WinX DVD Ripper Platinum…

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News and Links for Saturday March 13th 2010

Hello and Good Morning to you! It’s a nice Saturday morning and the weather is finally getting warm here, yay!

I post news across many sites a few days per week, and I thought while I was posting I’d toss some up here as well for your reading pleasure. It’s a collection of articles and reviews, some of it is mobile related and some isn’t, but it’s basically all related to technology in one way or another. It’s stuff from all over the world from the last couple days.

So let me know what you guys think, and maybe I’ll do it a little more often from now on if you think it’s worth it…

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Mobility Digest Review: X2 Snowboarding –iPhone Game

Even though the Winter Olympics are over you can still become a virtual Shaun White with today reviewed iPhone game – X2 Snowboarding. This digital snowboarding game comes from X2 games and combines impressive game play with graphics are on par with those found on PSP games.

At its core it is a cel-shaded arcade racing game which takes advantage of Apple’s built-in accelerometer to make controlling your snowboarder simple and realistic. Controls are intuitive especially if using the tilt controls. There is also a swipe option to guide your snowboarder if you prefer a more analog style of control.

Game play modes include freestyle, racing and trick based events based in six different world locales.

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