Tobii Technology Adds 3D to EyeAsteroids Game By Sarah Silbert Published 6 March 12 Swedish company Tobii Technology showed us its eye-tracking system at CES, and there was even an eye-controlled version of the arcade game Asteroids on hand. Tobii is taking that fun implementation of...
Announcing the May Digital Edition of Laptop Mag By Sarah Silbert Published 12 April 12 May is still around the corner, but you can get an advance look at what the month has to offer in tech by checking out our all-new digital edition.Our May issue features 31 awesome gadgets that work w...
HTC Rhyme: Let's Call It the Sexist One By Sarah Silbert Published 21 September 11 HTC thinks that buying a pink rhinestone case for your smartphone isn’t enough to proclaim "I am woman" to the world. No, the company wants to eliminate all doubt that we belong to the fairer sex ...
Ubuntu for Android Demoed on Motorola Atrix 2 By Sarah Silbert Published 27 February 12 As promised, Canonical is on hand at MWC 2012 to demo Ubuntu for Android. This solution gives Android smartphone owners full access to the Ubuntu operating system when their handset is docked and conn...
Gigabyte U2442V Ultrabook on Video: Sleek Looks Plus Core i5/i7 Power By Sarah Silbert Published 6 March 12 The first Ultrabook from Gigabyte, the U2442V, was officially announced yesterday, and the company shared some specs which we in turn shared with you. Now it's time for a closer look. In addition to h...
LG Optimus V (Virgin Mobile) Review By Sarah Silbert Published 13 April 12 $149 We review the LG Optimus V, a low-cost Android smartphone offered by Virgin Mobile.
Report: iPad 3 to Launch March 7th, Apple Developing 8-Inch Tablet By Sarah Silbert Published 14 February 12 It's really getting down to the wire for the iPad 3. We all know that Apple's next tablet is set to launch in early March, but now the website iMore has a specific date for that much-anticipated event...
Griffin AirCurve Play Reviewed Review By Sarah Silbert Published 13 January 11 $19 Editor's Choice This battery-free amplifier delivers impressive volume for your iPhone at a great price.
Soundmatters FoxLO Mini-Subwoofer Lets You Take Bass Power on the Road By Sarah Silbert Published 11 January 12 There's been plenty of opportunity to itch our audio craving at CES, and we're happy to see some companies offering solutions for taking beats (full bass included) on the road. The latest example is S...
Hands-On with Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6: Gingerbread PMP with Wi-Fi, DLNA Sharing By Sarah Silbert Published 14 March 12 A Korean-only Samsung Galaxy Player wasn't the only gadget we got to preview this week. We also got a sneak peak at the Galaxy Player 3.6, which has launched in Korea and is on its way to Europe and t...
Gigabyte's New P2542G Gaming Notebook Packs Quad-Core Power, GeForce GTX660M GPU By Sarah Silbert Published 6 March 12 Yesterday Gigabyte announced its U2442V Ultrabook and its brother, the U2442N. Ultrabook unveils have a nasty habit of overshadowing other interesting product releases, and that's exactly the case wit...
Apple: Apps Can't View Your Contacts Without Explicit Permission By Sarah Silbert Published 15 February 12 Last week, it was reported that several iOS applications are collecting users' personal contact information without asking for permission. Among the culprits mentioned was the Path app, a platform for...
Microsoft to Back Out of CES Following Show in January By Sarah Silbert Published 21 December 11 This will be Microsoft's last year of high-profile appearances at CES in Las Vegas, according to a post on The Official Microsoft Blog. The company has traditionally been at the helm of the show's pr...
Karotz Smart Rabbit Connects to Facebook and Twitter By Sarah Silbert Published 10 January 12 LAS VEGAS -- Our favorite glowing robo-rabbit gets even better with the latest updates announced at CES 2012. French company Violet gave Karotz' U.S.-only version a social-networking emphasis, letting...
WarpiaTV Lets You Stream HD Content from PC to TV via Wireless Controller By Sarah Silbert Published 11 January 12 LAS VEGAS -- Warpia's got a new solution this CES for those looking to sync up their PC and TV. The WarpiaTV lets you stream HD content from your hard drive and the Internet to your big screen using a...
HP Takes webOS Open Source By Sarah Silbert Published 9 December 11 After the major flop known as the HP TouchPad, webOS might have seemed destined for the grave, but HP just announced that the platform will live on—but as an open source project.In a press release, ...
Two Years Later, Dual-Screen GScreen SpaceBook Up for Pre-Order By Sarah Silbert Published 18 July 11 It's never a good sign when a company's been promising a product for the last two years. But that's just the case for the GScreen SpaceBook, a dual-screen laptop that's been hyped since August 2009. A...
Voice-Controlled 55-Inch Lenovo K91 SmartTV Features Android 4.0, Video On Demand By Sarah Silbert Published 8 January 12 Lenovo's coming out with a 55-inch smart TV that has three firsts to its name: It's the first TV from Lenovo, the first TV running Qualcomm's 1.5-GHz 8060 Snapdragon CPU, and it's also the only set so...
Sony's Reader Wi-Fi Boasts Touchscreen, Borrowing from Public Libraries By Sarah Silbert Published 31 August 11 IFA's heating up, rivaling press conferences and all. While we were at Samsung's pre-brief (look for a news post tomorrow), Sony had a press conference of its own, announcing the Reader Wi-Fi, which t...
Sony Ericsson Announces Xperia Arc S Phone to be Released in October By Sarah Silbert Published 31 August 11 The Reader Wi-Fi wasn't the only product announced at Sony's IFA press conference. The company also unveiled the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S, a smartphone running a 1.4-GHz Qualcomm processor that the ...
Intel to Bring Touch, Voice Recognition, and Gesture to Ultrabooks By Sarah Silbert Published 9 January 12 Intel wasn't just touting the power of Ivy Bridge and Direct X11 in its Ultrabooks this morning. There was plenty of talk about what's ahead. Ivy Bridge will support NFC mobile payments, for one, and ...
Finger Painting: How A Realist Painter Makes Art with the iPad By Sarah Silbert Published 14 June 11 Traditionally, tablets are considered content consumption devices, made for playing games, surfing the web, and enjoying photos and videos. But a slew of musicians, filmmakers, and painters are provin...
iOS Rumor: Unlocked iPhone 4 Coming to the U.S. on Wednesday By Sarah Silbert Published 13 June 11 You may have heard some buzz about a mystery update from Apple this Wednesday, but now we have the details that make the rumor all the more enticing. Electronista reports that the upcoming release wil...
Hasbro zAPPed Video Hands-On: Monopoly Plus iPhone Equals Fun By Sarah Silbert Published 14 February 12 At Toy Fair 2012, iPads and board games go together like milk and honey. We've already seen an all-in-one game board for the iPad from GameChanger and numerous smartphone and tablet apps that work wit...
Sony Announces Xperia P and Xperia U Smartphones (Video Hands-On) By Sarah Silbert Published 26 February 12 Sony's merger with Sony-Ericsson may be big news, but the company surely wouldn't attend Mobile World Congress without something else up its sleeve. And indeed, the newly minted "One Sony" is attackin...