Well, that was fast. The injunction against the sale of the Samsung Galaxy Tab has — albeit temporarily — been lifted in the European Union (a notable exception is Germany, where the ban is still in place). This news came Tuesday a day after several blogs, such as PC World, pointed out that it looked […]
You remember the Pre3, right? The phone announced alongside the Touchpad and the Veer? The one that fans ignored the Pre2 for, because it was going to be so much better? The one that was supposed to come out Summer of 2011, which has two whole weeks left? The one that hasn’t shown up on […]
Amidst the ever-escalating battle against computer crime, law enforcement receives a new tool. The Aircheck, by Fluke, is a WiFi tester for network professionals. I have several problems with this strategy. First of all, police are not network professionals.
In Yoni Gross’s review of the InTune headphones that went up Monday morning, we dropped a bit at the end about how you can win yourself a pair of these genre-specific earbuds. The rules are simple. Read any Techcitement article Respond to said Techcitement article in the comments section. That’s it. End of rules. On […]
The Intellaspot is one of High End Systems’s (HES) newest automated fixtures, and it’s 115 pounds of knock your socks off brightness and bad-assitude. I’ve had an opportunity to see these fixtures in action as well as to play with them myself. I’ll admit, I went into that experience expecting to be underwhelmed by yet […]
The headlines exploded earlier today as Google announced its plans to purchase Motorola’s mobile phone division, Motorola Mobility, for $12.5 billion. The news is still sending shockwaves through the mobile tech industry, with many wondering what this all means and what the ramifications of it will be. First off all, this doesn’t mean that Google’s relationship with […]
The Samsung Nexus S 4G is not a new phone, I’ll cop to that. However, in light of the recent recent OS update coupled with today’s big news, I thought I’d give it a whirl. Right out of the box, the Nexus impressed. It’s packaged nicely and looks well made. While the housing is plastic […]
The iPod has fundamentally changed music in a lot of ways, mostly for the better. It drove the music industry to accept digital distribution models, rather than selling us whole albums when we only want two or three tracks. It created the option to carry your whole music collection with you, instead of a handful […]
Can we find immortality? It looks like technology might be catching up to this long sought-after goal of not kicking on to the afterlife (or absence of one).
You know what I just cannot stand? Apps that are just shortcuts to a company’s mobile site. For every site that makes an app that brings something even slightly different to the table, you have a dozen that are basically glorified browser shortcuts. I think a lot of this stems from the old days of […]
