Qualcomm's AllJoyn, Our Walkthrough In The Home Of Your Future
AT CES 2014, Qualcomm is showing off the benefits of AllJoyn, their open source, open platform connectivity software. Qualcomm notes AllJoyn is their idea of…
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Amazon Kindle Review: Digital Paper Never Looked So Good
Readers know all about the Kindle. A mainstay of eReading for quite some time, the e-ink tablet may have lost some ground to others, but…
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Neptune Pine Review: Big Watch, Or Half A Phone?
Smartwatches are all the rage, and Neptune Pine has been one that many have been anticipating for quite some time. Since its Kickstarter campaign, many…
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Canon Powershot SX610, SX710, & SX530 Hands-On
Here at CES 2015, we got our hands on Canon’s newest Powershot point-and-shoot cameras. their SX610 offers an 18x optical zoom via the 25-450mm lens,…
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Microsoft Shows How Augmented, Real Spaces Interact With Cute Robot
Microsoft’s Hololens is an interesting take on augmented reality, and now comes with robotic friends. At Build 2015, Microsoft announced B15, a robot that was…
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Google I/O 2015: Android M And A Sock-Disturbing Wearable
Now that the Google I/O schedule is here, a lot is being made of little tidbits of info found in the session descriptions. That’s exactly…
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Five Tech Items You Should Stow Away In Your Glove Box
Having a few pieces of tech on-hand can make your drive a bit easier. We’re not talking about the tech baked into your car’s software,…
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iLoud Review: Bluetooth Speaker By Day, Amp By Night
The problem with Bluetooth speakers is that they’re typically underpowered, and not very dynamic. You get small-ish speakers pushing out varying levels of sound in…
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iRig Mic HD Review: A Handheld Digital Delight
The iRig lineup is familiar to iOS and OS X users who produce their own music, or similar media. The iRig microphone was among the…
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Two Desktop Keyboards That Offer More, Cost Less
You don’t want to spend a ton of money on a keyboard, and nobody can blame you for that. Apple’s offerings may be some of…
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'Dropcam Killer' Simplicam Now Has Facial Recognition
Simplicam, a rising force in the home security field, is introducing a very special feature at CES this week. Facial recognition is coming to Simplicam…
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Samsung SSD T1 Review; A Pocketable Powerhouse
Hard drives are standard fare for any desktop user, but spinning mechanical drives are quickly ceding ground to SSD. For many reasons (better life, performance,…
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Galaxy S6 Case Sparks Interest, But It's Probably Nonsense
At MWC this year, we’re likely going to get our hands on the Galaxy S6 from Samsung. While rumors have been circulating about the new…
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Nexus 6 Hits Amazon, Moto E May Come To Verizon
In the market for a new Android handset? Would you like it to be a Motorola device? If you answered yes to both of those…
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Using Periscope Or Meerkat? These Accessories Will Help
Now that we’ve got Periscope and Meerkat, you’re thinking about trying to become the next viral thing, aren’t you? We know you are, and it’s…
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Idea To App Book Review; First Base For iOS App Creation
Building an app starts with a concept, and idea, a vision. If you don’t have a guiding light in mind, you’re just doing. That isn’t…
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FlatWave Amped Review; A Cord-Cutting Must-Have
When we discuss ‘cord cutting’, a lot of the talk revolves around which service streams what content, and to which devices. Netflix helps, and Sling…
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The Best iPhone 7 And 7 Plus Cases In 2016
While we like to fawn over the design and finish of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, there's a cold hard truth most of us…
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The 5 Best Power Packs For The New MacBook Pro (Right Now)
The new MacBook Pro has a very cool trick you may not be aware of. In addition to those USB-C ports being the future of…
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Beats Studio3 Wireless Review: Eliminating The Noise
Beats, the Apple-owned lineup of audio hardware, has produced what might be their finest headphones to date. The Studio3 Wireless are (as you may have…
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Hands-On With The Sony 4K Handycam
Today at CES, Sony introduced their new 4K Handycam. Sony’s push for 2014 is bringing 4K across your devices, and while they’ve had a 4K…
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Google Invests In Magic Leap For More Augmented Reality
You’ve probably never heard of Magic Leap, and that’s cool (we hadn’t either). You might be hearing a lot more from them in the near…
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OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock Review
Like it or not, we’re still in the thick of a USB-C hate-storm. Most recently, a notable iOS developer slammed the most current iteration of…
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Alpine iLX-107 CarPlay Review: Siri Goes Wireless
CarPlay isn’t new. Introduced in 2014, it was Apple’s first foray into the automotive space. It might be the precursor to Titan, or a standalone…
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iRig Mic HD 2 Review
There are likely tons of reasons you’d want a dedicated microphone. If you’re podcasting or producing voice-overs for YouTube videos, they’re a must have item.…
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Cardhop Breathes Life Into The Dead 'Contacts' App
We shouldn’t ignore the obvious: managing your contacts are boring. Chances are, if you dip into whatever app/service(s) you use to corral your contacts now,…
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The $2,000 iPhone Is Coming
Like many, I was unsurprised and generally unmoved by the iPhone X. We can blame leaks for that. The event wasn’t exciting, and judging by…
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