I am constantly in the process of getting more organized. Piles of laundry, boxes of toys, and stacks of paper are always getting moved around and resorted. So, imagine my delight when I was sent a NeatDesk desktop scanner and digital filing system – those stacks of paper would not only get sorted, but they […]
I’ve been a user of Palm/PalmOS PDAs/smartphones for over a decade. I had a Palm III, a Handspring Visor with the SprintPCS Springboard, Treo 600, Treo 650, and the webOS Palm Pre. I’ve been a Sprint customer for over 12 years, so all of these devices have been CDMA versions on Sprint. I was an […]
If you’ve noticed that modern smartphones are beginning to look strikingly similar, this new budget handset from Samsung will be a breath of fresh air. The Samsung Double Time is an AT&T branded device that earns its namesake from the use of dual displays. That is, instead of having the keyboard slide out like other […]
One of the best parts of attending the Consumer Electronics Show is getting to play with brand new, just announced phones like the DROID 4 and the DROID RAZR Maxx from Motorola for Verizon. Unfortunately, you get to play with them much the way you get to play with a cell phone at a store […]
Samsung has gotten a lot of attention this year for its iPad challenger, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but a lot of people forget about the company’s first foray into the Android tablet world, the simple Galaxy Tab. With a 7 inch screen and running Android 2.2 (Froyo) and carrying the Android Market, the original Tab […]
While Techcitement has given a glowing, if quick, review to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, one feature we only touched on is the operating system. Because I’ve been shopping around for a new operating system ever since HP decided to ditch the phone business, this is a good time to put Android 4.0 a.k.a. Ice Cream […]
The high-end tablet market is mainly dominated by players we’re familiar with from the mobile industry. Apple, Motorola, HTC, Samsung, RIM, they’ve all made smartphones for years. Moving to tablets basically meant putting the same components those companies are familiar with into a larger case. By contrast, PC manufacturers haven’t had any noted success in […]
![My editor wishes me to add the caveat "accurate for me, anyway." [Justin the Editor -- This is true.]](https://techcitement.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/zagg_on_touchpad.jpg "Techcitement Review: ZAGG FLEX And ZAGGfolio Keyboards")
As much as I love my HP TouchPad, I’m not a huge fan of touch-typing on the screen. While I honestly think webOS has the best onscreen keyboard of any tablet I’ve used, there’s still something to be said for the feel of real keys under one’s fingers. Recently I’ve been using a basic tablet […]
Question: what do games this holiday season and nuclear warfare have in common? Answer: if you happen to experience either one, your life as you know it is probably over. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Star Wars: The Old Republic, and Batman: Arkham City, three different types of geekery greatness, all boasting hours and hours […]
In what’s turned into a trilogy of Virgin Mobile Android handsets, let’s turn our attention to the Motorola Triumph. Heftier than the Wildfire S, the Triumph’s 5.04 oz bulk is easy to ignore thanks to the 4.1″ screen. The screen is much better than the other choices on Virgin. Note that caveat. If you run […]
