Iogear Multi-Touch Pad is A Mouse and Touchpad in One By Sarah Silbert Published 10 January 12 LAS VEGAS -- Iogear's new Multi-Touch Pad is a straightforward peripheral that nonetheless looks pretty promising at this year's CES. Running a 2.4-GHz processor under the hood, this wireless mouse in...
Able Planet Announces Noise-Cancelling and Wireless Headphones, Signature Series Earbuds By Sarah Silbert Published 10 January 12 LAS VEGAS -- Able Planet had quite a bit up its sleeve for CES this year: the Clear Harmony NC1050, the True Fidelty IR210 and the Signatures Series Sport Earphones. All three products feature Linx Au...
Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0 Portable External Hard Drive Review By Sarah Silbert Published 6 April 12 $149 Toshiba's latest storage solution offers backup and fast read speeds, but its write speeds trail the competition.
Samsung: Cameras Becoming Connected, More Like Smartphones By Sarah Silbert Published 15 March 12 During a visit to Korea this week, we had a chance to sit down with members of Samsung's marketing team for Digital Imaging Business. While much of the discussion centered on the company's latest (and...
RIM to BlackBerry Owners: Disable JavaScript By Sarah Silbert Published 17 March 11 In light of a security vulnerability discovered at the Pwn2Own hacker competition this month, RIM is recommending that BlackBerry owners disable JavaScript on their devices' web browser.Though the dis...
Report: Apple Shipping iPad 3 with QXGA Display in March, iPad 4 in October By Sarah Silbert Published 6 January 12 Before all Apple news gets lost in a sea of updates from CES, here's one last iPad rumor to tide you over. DigiTimes reports that the iPad 3 will ship in March, and the so-called iPad 4 will ship seve...
Digital Cork Concept Uses Wi-Fi to Track Your Wine's Quality By Sarah Silbert Published 7 October 11 Unless you have a temperature-optimized wine cooler, judging how well your prized bottles are holding up is a hit-or-miss affair. As Dvice reports, the Digital Cork concept from Eun-ji Lim and Kwang-w...
Report: iPad 3 to Run Quad-Core A6 CPU, Ship with Wi-Fi Only or with Global LTE By Sarah Silbert Published 1 February 12 Hot off the presses is this juicy addition to your iPad 3 rumors diet: It looks like the new tablet will come in Wi-Fi-only and Wi-Fi plus GSM/CDMA/LTE versions. BGR received images detailing these sp...
Toy Fair Day 1 Wrap-up: App-cessories, Kids' Tablets, and More By Sarah Silbert Published 13 February 12 Toy Fair 2012 may have officially kicked off yesterday, but we arrived on the show floor this morning. We wasted no time in catching up with the latest tech-centric gizmos and gadgets, and we found pl...
DisplaySearch: Apple Top Mobile PC Seller in 2011, Thanks to iPad By Sarah Silbert Published 23 February 12 If you had any doubts as to Apple's supremacy in the mobile PC space, let DisplaySearch's latest report put those to rest. According to the Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report released to...
Nielsen: Top 50 Android Apps Account for 61% of All App Usage By Sarah Silbert Published 18 August 11 Angry Birds, Facebook, Fruit Ninja. No matter which OS your smartphone is running, some things remain consistent—such as the must-have apps available in the app store. A recent study by Nielsen foun...
Nexus S 4G is Sprint's First Smartphone to Get Ice Cream Sandwich By Sarah Silbert Published 5 April 12 We're all hungering for Ice Cream Sandwich to make its way to our phones, and you lucky Nexus S 4G owners can get that Android 4.0 goodness now (or very soon). Sprint just announced that it's beginnin...
Kodak PlayTouch Review By Sarah Silbert Published 18 January 11 $199 On-screen editing and clever sharing features make this Flip alternative worth a look.
New Subconscious Smartphone Mode Could Improve Battery Life By Sarah Silbert Published 19 September 11 You've probably read some variation of this complaint a bazillion times on our site and in our mag: The power and speed of dual-core smartphones comes at a cost—shorter battery life. But the WSJ is ...
G-Technology G-Drive mini SSD (128GB) Review By Sarah Silbert Published 24 March 09 $139 Editor's Choice This Mac-friendly external drive uses solid-state disk technology and FireWire connectivity to deliver best-in-class performance.
MIT Media Lab's Medical Mirror Can Read Your Pulse By Sarah Silbert Published 16 January 11 Wish you could check your vital stats while brushing your teeth? Thanks to innovations by MIT PhD student Ming-Zher Poh, reading your pulse and other vital stats may someday be as easy as standing in ...
TeleNav Announces HTML5-Based GPS Navigation for Mobile Apps By Sarah Silbert Published 14 December 11 Location-based services provider TeleNav has already proved itself a formidable competitor to turn-by-turn direction apps such as Google Maps. But the company isn't resting on its laurels, having just...
Video: Mattel Apptivity Line Pairs Hot Wheels Cars with iPad Game By Sarah Silbert Published 13 February 12 If we had to identity the biggest trend at this year's Toy Fair, it would without a doubt be appcessories. These gadgets that interact with mobile devices make gaming on a tablet all the more fun by t...
HP Confirms webOS Tablets for 2013 By Sarah Silbert Published 9 December 11 Remember how an hour ago we reported that HP is taking webOS open source? There's already an update to that story, with The Verge reporting that Meg Whitman and co. will release tablets running the OS...
Toshiba mini NB505 Reviewed: Low-Cost Netbook with Long Battery Life By Sarah Silbert Published 17 February 11 Though the netbook category is giving way to the onslaught of tablets, having the functionality of a notebook in a scaled-down package is still a considerable advantage. Case in point? The 10.1-inch T...
Ruggedized Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Pro Recharges Gadgets, Withstands the Elements By Sarah Silbert Published 11 January 12 LAS VEGAS -- Gadget-chargers have been everywhere this CES--and we can't complain. Nothing tests a device's mettle like a full day of blogging, photographing, texting and emailing like crazy. An...
Dell Website Stops Sale of Streak 7; Ditching Android for Windows 8? By Sarah Silbert Published 5 December 11 Dell's never been a serious player in the tablet game. The company axed the Android-powered Streak 5 back in August, and now it looks like it's putting the Streak 7 out to pasture.In a note on its web...
Report: Apple to Launch 15-Inch MacBook Air in Early 2012 By Sarah Silbert Published 28 November 11 As usual, Apple is laying low amidst Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, but that doesn't mean the company isn't making headlines. Since rumors about a 15-inch MacBook Air surfaced two weeks ago, mor...
Sprint Rumored to Add Unlimited Mobile WiMAX with Launch of HTC View 4G By Sarah Silbert Published 15 June 11 If you've been anticipating the release of Sprint's first WiMAX-enabled tablet, the HTC View 4G, the carrier has just given you even more to look forward to. FierceWireless reports that Sprint is alte...
Report: Google Developing Glasses with Built-in Display and GPS By Sarah Silbert Published 20 December 11 Apple's foray into wearable tech may be taking the form of bracelet-style iPod nanos, but 9to5Google reports that the company behind Android is taking a different tack, developing literal Google Goggl...