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Mobility Digest Review: Rivacase 8112 10.2" Tablet Bag

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Way back in November I reviewed the Rivacase Tablet bag and I liked it a lot, but I’ve recently gotten another tablet bag for review and I like it better and it’s from Rivacase as well! Today for review I have the Rivacase 8112 which is also a tablet bag for tablets up to 10.2” in size. This bag is much nicer than the one I reviewed previously, but the other one still is nice, I just like the functionality of this new one much better. The 8112 not only features a nice roomy and padded section for your tablet, but it has front and back pockets along with a few smaller pockets as well for things like pencils or whatever. The other bag was nice but this one has become my new favorite for sure. Read to to check it out..

 

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How versatile is the Surface Pro, really?

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The Surface Pro is a work and play PC-on-the-go-in-a-tablet-form. That probably sums up Microsoft’s approach to the Surface so far: a touch-screen tablet with a keyboard/cover, with a stylus pen thrown in for – what, exactly? Well, just ask Twitter user and online comic strip artist @cwgabriel. After hearing that the Surface uses Wacom technology, … Read more

Windows Phone game review: Zuma’s Revenge

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Zuma’s Revenge for the Windows Phone is an Xbox title, and is exclusive to the Nokia phones. As such, unless you have a Nokia phone you aren’t going to find it in the Marketplace, nor will you find it on the web-based App+Games Store. Now, line-exclusive things don’t tend to stay that way, so I’m … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Plastic Handgrip for PS Vita

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I’m sure you’ve noticed by now that we’re covering a bit of gaming here on Mobility Digest, it’s an attempt to diversify, and I guess it works. There is mobile gaming out there and it’s not just on our phones, I’ve got a few different portable gaming consoles and they’ve got plenty of accessories for them which I like to accumulate. The PS Vita is the latest and greatest portable gaming console on the market and personally I like it for the most part. Today for review I’ve got what I think is a must-have accessory for your PS Vita, it’s simple and it’s very inexpensive coming in at only $4. It doesn’t have any special fancy name, but the name exactly describes what it is, the Plastic Handgrip for PS Vita. It’s an accessory that I truly love, I find it very useful and it just makes gaming much more fun really.

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Mobility Digest Review: SanDisk Ultra 32GB microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card

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I’m back with another review for you, this time it’s a microSDHC card specifically one from SanDisk that is 32gb in capacity with a class 10 rating but it’s also has a UHS or Ultra High Speed rating meaning it should be able to handle recording large HD files with ease.  I’ve tested it and compared it to other cards I have on hand and it’s not a bad card overall. It easily performs well above the class 10 specs, in fact almost doubling it for read speeds. So it’s fast card and it’s even highly durable as it’s waterproof, shockproof, x-ray proof and it can withstand extreme temperatures. So read on…

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HTC One image and video samples, once again, no thank you

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It seemed a bit suspicious how image or video samples  from HTC’s newly announced One were scarce. The device featured an industry low 4MP shooter with a boat load of technology to make up for the megapixel count short coming. I was indeed excited to see what these images would look like, as this was … Read more

HTC One: Thanks, but no thanks

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Let me be the first to make something perfectly clear before I dive into things, I had it out for this phone from the very first time I saw the leaked pictures. This thing looked everything like an iPhone 5 and I resented it along with the quiet geniuses over at HTC because of that! … Read more

LG Tone+ Bluetooth headphone Review

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I have a weird policy, every 8 months or so, its time for something new, usually an accessory of some sort. Since it has been a while since my last Bluetooth headset, I thought I would browse the AT&T store to see if a new generation had arrived as yet. Not surprisingly, there was nothing, … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Kitsound Mini Buddy Penguin Speaker

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Today for review I’ve got one for the kids, well adults can use it to but you might look silly carrying a little penguin around with you! Seriously though today for review I have the Kitsound Mini Buddy Penguin Speaker and it’s just as it sounds a very small penguin shaped speaker and it’s cute and I have to say it’s extremely loud and has some decent sound. This little speaker has a standard audio connector on it so it will work with pretty much everything, and it has a rechargeable battery so you don’t have to worry about buying batteries for it. Read on…

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