Google launches 4-inch contoured display Nexus S running Gingerbread (Android 2.3). The phone sports an NFC (Near Field Communications) chip, a 1GHz Humingbird processor and 16GB of internal memory. The phone was co-developed with Samsung (HTC missed this one). The phone’s screen is its most unique feature yet. The 4-inch screen is contoured so that…Continue Reading
One of the things I hate about almost all weather apps is that I either have to add a gadget (Android phones) or open an App to see what’s going on. In the latest refresh of Google Maps for Android devices this is no longer an issue. In the new version you get to use…Continue Reading
In a recent blog post, Google confirms that it will no longer be selling the Android powered Google Nexus One on it’s online store, the only place where the phone has been available since launch earlier this year. However you will still be able to buy the phone from their current stock until it is…Continue Reading
Are you looking for a simple and easy way to keep your Nexus One synchronized and charged? The Nexus One docking cradle from the folks at WirelessGround.com may be the answer. The docking cradle ships with a power adapter and USB cable that can be used to attach the cradle to an outlet (using supplied…Continue Reading
I own the iPhone 3GS, the Nexus One from Google, and the new iPhone 4 which I just picked up this morning. After 3 agonizing hours waiting in line and then purchasing the phone, I’m home and ready to share with you the dimensional differences between the new iPhone 4, the iPhone 3GS, and the…Continue Reading
This is the first issue of the Weekly Tech News Roundup I promised to deliver every week. The Weekly Tech News Roundup is a summary of news stories that were published this past week and that I think would be interesting to our readers. I hope that you enjoy the format and if you have…Continue Reading
The Google Nexus One ships with Android 2.1, this version of Android introduces some pretty neat features and improves on others from the previous release of Android. I will walk you through some of the new features (some not so new, but new to me as a first time Android user) with pictures and videos….Continue Reading
As I stated in my previous post I had some trouble uploading the Nexus One videos I shot earlier due to the use of an HD camera and high resolution settings. I managed to finish uploading the first video that I shot of me unboxing the Nexus One. There are other videos in the pipeline…Continue Reading
As many of you have heard, Google announced on Tuesday that they were releasing their own Google branded "superphone." Shortly after their announcement the phone went on sale on their website -google.com/phone and was made available in two flavors, subsidized from T-Mobile for $179 ($20 cheaper than the iPhone) or $529 without a carrier. The phone…Continue Reading
If you’re building up an extensive collection of movies in the new Blu-ray format, chances are that you’ve spent a couple of bucks putting it together. To help protect that small fortune that you call a movie collection, there are a couple of apps out there that will help you backup these discs so that…Continue Reading
If you are looking for a quick, easy and FREE method to convert your favorite movies and TV shows to a format you can take with you anywhere, you need to check out BDlot Video Converter. BDlot Video Converter is part of a greater suite of applications that allows you to convert videos to any…Continue Reading
With the imminent launch of iOS 5 for the iPhone and the iPad, Apple is moving forward with its new music offering for iTunes, Match. iTunes Match stores your entire music library in iCloud (another new service from Apple debuting this fall). When you store your music in iCloud you can access it from anywhere…Continue Reading
One of the settings I always enjoyed in Outlook is the ability to customize work hours so that my available time (work time) would appear on the calendar as a reminder not to schedule anything past a certain time. Google has taken this concept event further and now allows users to hide those morning and…Continue Reading
Just the other day I needed to print a monthly calendar in Mac OS X and realized that I had never done it before. When I opened the print dialog box I was amazed at the number of options available to print a calendar in iCal. So I decided to write this guide to help…Continue Reading
Have you ever found yourself looking for a particular set of files that are either named similarly or are of the same file type? Rather than perform a search in Mac OS to locate these files each time you want to access them, you have the option of creating a Smart Folder to simplify this…Continue Reading
