by Andy Quayle | Nov 27, 2011 | Mobile Tech
(ARA) – Buying holiday gifts can be a fun and easy experience when you go to the right place, and there is a certain joy that you get when you see someone opening a gift they’ve been waiting for all year. No matter the age of the person you’re buying...
by Andy Quayle | Nov 26, 2011 | Mobile Tech
How’s this for an accessory for your Galaxy Tab… a bicycle. That’s right – a bicycle. Though I have hunted on their site for said Tab Bike and can’t find it, apparently the bespoke (pun?) bicycle maker 14 Bike Co in East London, England has a steel-framed, single...
by Andy Quayle | Nov 23, 2011 | Home Tech, Media Tech, Mobile Tech
Logitech has a really nice, new, economic keyboard and mouse combo on the market. The “Wireless Combo MK520” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue but it is rather pleasant to use. Logitech describes is as "a sleek keyboard-and-mouse combo that puts convenience and...
by Ben Oaks | Nov 22, 2011 | Mobile Tech
The Rezound is the newest 4G smartphone from HTC on the Verizon Network. The Rezound is also the first phone from HTC to feature Beats Audio. Does the combination of HTC and Beats hit a homerun or does it just get beat up? Check out after the jump. In the market for...
by Andy Quayle | Nov 21, 2011 | Apple Tech, Mobile Tech
Pogoplug has gone through a few evolutions, they’ve had their problems, they’ve made their changes but in the end they’ve listened to their customers. The whole idea behind Pogoplug is to take the monthly costs out of cloud storage, put it in your control and bring it...
by Andy Quayle | Nov 21, 2011 | Generally Cool Stuff, Mobile Tech
LogMeIn is a great product – it’s an excellent remote desktop connection service, even though every time I say it or type it I think of Chinese food. Well, not from the people who brought you LogMeIn comes Join.me a simple, almost instant screen sharing service....
