Archive for January 16th, 2012

The tech industry never ceases to amaze me. With all the amazing innovations floating around there are always a few that stand out in your mind even a week later. FXI Technologies product code-named Cotton Candy is easily one of the coolest devices I have seen to date. In the most simplest terms, it...

The Galaxy Note by Samsung sure stole the show at CES. You couldn’t walk anywhere in the LVCC or down a street without seeing it plastered across a bus, a building or hanging from the rafters. Samsung really put a lot of money into the advertisement of the Note where ever possible. I personally...

In today’s world of smartphones, the first thing that comes to your mind when you buy a new smartphone is the accessories that you would like to purchase with it. I’ve personally owned more than 10 Cases back when I had the iPhone 4S (Yes, I know), and now my Galaxy Nexus case collection is slowly...

While we were at CES we managed to get into the NVIDIA press conference. It was there that they announced that the Transformer Prime update was approved and being pushed out that same day. That was some pretty big and exciting news for all the early adopters of the first Tegra 3 quad-core tablet. Today...

Day 2 of CES saw Stormy and I in the Lenovo trailer, located outside of the Las Vegas Convention Center. We were wooed by Lenovo execs, we got a chance to see all of their latest products, and I was treated to one of the best jelly donuts I’ve ever had in my entire life — and the much-needed...

Anyone that has ever been to CES knows just how overwhelming it can be. You get pulled in all directions at one time and sometimes it is hard to weed through the so so, good and great. Some booths have amazing looking displays and set ups that draw you in, others you have to take a minute to see what...

Some of you may be familiar with and app by Media Solutions called Screencast. I know our team uses the software often. Essentially if you have a rooted device, you can pick the app up and record what you’re doing. You can turn on the mic and talk throughout the video and even enable a pointer...