gadget reviews : Google Nexus S Review Part 1

Google Nexus S Review Part 1
Google Nexus S Review Part 1 by Aaron Aaron reviews the Google Nexus S, the latest "Google Experience" device and the successor to the HTC Nexus One. It offers a 1 GHz processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, 5-megapixel camera, and is the first device to launch with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Besides the software, the specifications aren't as revolutionary this time around. 1 GHz processors are common on high-end Android devices, and 5-megapixel cameras are a dime a dozen. The small advantage (for now) comes in the improved performance of Android 2.3. Surprisingly, it's not an HSPA+ device. Given T-Mobile's 4G marketing campaign, one would think that Google and Samsung would want to take advantage of it. Still, the HSPA connectivity has been good thus far, with download speeds in the 2-3.5 Mbps range. Aaron puts it through its paces in part 1 of a two-part review. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Google Nexus S Review Part 2

Google Nexus S Review Part 2
Google Nexus S Review Part 2 by Aaron Aaron reviews the Google Nexus S, the newest "Google Experience" device and the successor to the HTC Nexus One. It packs a 1 GHz processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, 5-megapixel camera, VGA front-facing camera, and Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Besides the software, the specifications aren't as revolutionary this time around. 1 GHz processors are common on high-end Android devices, and 5-megapixel cameras are a dime a dozen. The small advantage (for now) comes in the improved performance of Android 2.3. Oddly enough, the Nexus S is not an HSPA+ device. Given T-Mobile's 4G marketing campaign, one would think that Google and Samsung would want to take advantage of it. Still, the HSPA connectivity has been good thus far, with download speeds in the 2-3.5 Mbps range. Aaron puts it through its paces in part two of a two-part review. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Sanyo Taho Unboxing

Sanyo Taho Unboxing
The Taho is a rugged featurephone option for those who need a phone that can last through anything. It meets military standards for ruggedness and features GPS navigation, a 2MP camera with a flash, and is Sprint Messaging capable. Sydney unboxes this rugged phone.

gadget reviews : LG Optimus U Unboxing

LG Optimus U Unboxing
LG Optimus U Unboxing by Aaron Aaron does an early review of the LG Optimus U, US Cellular's newest Android device. It's a nice little mid-range Android phone that looks identical to Sprint's version, the LG Optimus S. Specs include a 3.2-inch display, 3.2-megapixel camera, 1500 mAh battery, and Android 2.2 (Froyo). The Optimus U (and the other Optimus devices) is one of the best mid-range Android devices to launch this year. It's compact, relatively bloat-free (save for some LG customizations), and Android 2.2 out of the box is a really nice touch. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : AT&T; Samsung Galaxy Tab Unboxing

AT&T; Samsung Galaxy Tab Unboxing
AT&T; Samsung Galaxy Tab Unboxing by Aaron Aaron does a first review of AT&T;'s Samsung Galaxy Tab. At $649, it's the most expensive Tab of the bunch, even though the specs are the same - 1 GHz processor, 7-inch display, front and rear cameras, 4000 mAh battery, and Android 2.2. As with the other Galaxy Tab devices, it's a nice device, and it's nice to see an Android tablet land on all four nationwide carriers (and US Cellular). Is the AT&T; version any different than the other carriers' versions? Take a look at the unboxing to find out. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Solstice 2 vs. Crux Dogfight

Solstice 2 vs. Crux Dogfight
Sydney compares the Samsung Solstice 2 and the Pantech Crux. Both the Solstice 2 and the Crux feature a 3-inch capacitive touchscreen display as well as interesting UIs. The Crux is a little different because it has media controls and is a more media-centric device. The Solstice 2, however, has a slightly better touchscreen and a UI that has more customization features. So, say you're trying to decide which carrier you should go with, AT&T; or Verizon, or you're trying to decide if it's worth switching carriers to get one of these devices. This Dogfight will help you to decide. Sydney compares the features, specs, and performance of each device and gives you the facts.

gadget reviews : LG Cosmos Touch Review

LG Cosmos Touch Review
Sydney does a review of the LG Cosmos Touch from Verizon. It features a full touchscreen display, a 1.3 MP camera and a physical QWERTY keyboard. Not long ago, LG released the Cosmos, a mid-ranged messaging phone for Verizon. Now, LG has come back with an updated design and a new touchscreen. It retails for $79.99 on contract and after rebates. The Cosmos Touch still has a less-than-stellar 1.3 MP camera, but its touchscreen is pretty cool and very responsive and the UI is interesting and fun. It features Social Beat, as well a dedicated page for messaging, Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace, that gives you easy access to your social networks.

gadget reviews : Sanyo Taho Review

Sanyo Taho Review
The Taho is a new rugged device for Sprint. It meets military standards and is water, dust, shock, and wind resistant. Not only that, but it also sports a 2 megapixel camera with a flash. In testing, it wasn't as durable as other rugged phones we've tested, but it held up well enough. In this video, Sydney does a full review of the Taho. It is available from Sprint for $99.99 on contract and after rebates. Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : LG Optimus M Unboxing

LG Optimus M Unboxing
Sydney takes a first look at the Optimus M for MetroPCS. The Optimus phones have worked their way onto most US carriers and now MetroPCS is getting in the Android fun. The Optimus M features a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen display, a 3.2 MP autofocus camera, Android 2.2, and is powered by a 600 MHz Qualcomm processor. It is available for $229, but you don't have to worry about a contract and MetroPCS has plans as low as $40 per month. It may not have the best specs, but it's a decent mid-range Android smartphone for a good price. Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : LG Apex Review Part 1

LG Apex Review Part 1
LG Apex Review Part 1 by Aaron Aaron reviews the LG Apex, another Android smartphone available on US Cellular. It packs a 600 MHz processor, 3.2-inch display, 3-megapixel camera, 1500 mAh battery, a physical QWERTY keyboard, and Android 2.1. From the browser to the touchscreen, it's exceptionally laggy, and pales in comparison to other mid-range devices like the LG Optimus U. Whether you're a first-time smartphone owner, a new Android user, or you're purchasing for Grandma, there are better options to choose from. Part 1 of 2. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : LG Apex Review Part 2

LG Apex Review Part 2
LG Apex Review Part 2 by Aaron Aaron reviews the LG Apex, another Android smartphone available on US Cellular. It packs a 600 MHz processor, 3.2-inch display, 3-megapixel camera, 1500 mAh battery, a physical QWERTY keyboard, and Android 2.1. From the browser to the touchscreen, it's exceptionally laggy, and pales in comparison to other mid-range devices like the LG Optimus U. Whether you're a first-time smartphone owner, a new Android user, or you're purchasing for Grandma, there are better options to choose from. Part 2 of 2. ‪ ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Samsung Transform Review

Samsung Transform Review
The Transform is one of Sprint's new phones that debuted with ID packs, a new idea that allows users to download packs of apps and wallpapers without having to hunt for them in the Market. It's a nifty idea, but is it really useful? In this video, Sydney does a full review of the Samsung Transform and discussing ID packs, Android, and the overall performance of the device. It's a mid-range Android phone with version 2.1, an 800 MHz processor, and a 3 megapixel camera. Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 1

Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 1
Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 1 by Aaron It's a Dogfight review between two of the best smartphones on the market - the Google Nexus S and the Apple iPhone 4. The Nexus S offers a 1 GHz processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, and a 5-megapixel camera, while the iPhone 4 offers a 3.5-inch display, 5-megapixel camera, and iOS 4.2. Both are great devices in their respective categories, but of course, only one can win the Dogfight. We'll take a look at both to determine the age old wireless question: Android or iOS? Part 1 of 2. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 2

Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 2
Google Nexus S vs. Apple iPhone 4 Dogfight Part 2 by Aaron It's a Dogfight review between two of the best smartphones on the market - the Google Nexus S and the Apple iPhone 4. The Nexus S offers a 1 GHz processor, 4-inch Super AMOLED display, and a 5-megapixel camera, while the iPhone 4 offers a 3.5-inch display, 5-megapixel camera, and iOS 4.2. Both are great devices in their respective categories, but of course, only one can win the Dogfight. We'll take a look at both to determine the age old wireless question: Android or iOS? Part 2 of 2. ‪Facebook: www.facebook.com ‬ Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: sweeps.phonedog.com

gadget reviews : Motorola Droid Pro vs. BlackBerry Torch Dogfight Part 1

Motorola Droid Pro vs. BlackBerry Torch Dogfight Part 1
Motorola Droid Pro vs. BlackBerry Torch Dogfight Part 1 by Aaron

gadget reviews : Nextbook Next2 7" eBook Reader and Android Tablet

Nextbook Next2 7" eBook Reader and Android Tablet
A video review of the next2 7" ebook reader and tablet. The next2 will be available on HSN for $199 and at other retailers in the future. It has a 7" 800 x480 resistive touch screen and it runs Android OS 1.5. The next2 comes with access to the Borders ebook store and it has WiFi 802.11b/g and the Android web browser. It has some of the apps and features you'd expect to find on Android but not all, and it doesn't have the Android Market.

gadget reviews : Motorola Droid Pro Review

Motorola Droid Pro Review
A video review of the Motorola Droid Pro on Verizon Wireless. The Droid Pro is a QWERTY bar Android OS 2.2 Froyo smartphone. It's a global phone and that means it works on Verizon's network in the US and on GSM networks abroad. The Droid Pro competes with the BlackBerry and adds Exchange ActiveSync with push email, VPN support and remote wipe to the usual Android formula. It's a fast phone with a 1GHz CPU but it has a relatively small 3.1" HVGA display.

gadget reviews : Google Nexus S by Samsung Review

Google Nexus S by Samsung Review
A video review of the Nexus S Google Android phone made by Samsung. Check out our full review: www.mobiletechreview.com The Nexus S is the first Android OS version 2.3 (Gingerbread) phone. It runs on a Hummingbird 1GHz CPU with 512MB RAM, and 16GB internal storage but no MicroSD card slot. The Nexus S has 3G HSDPA 7.2 on T-Mobile's US 3G bands and Europe. It has a 4" Super AMOLED curved Contour display, a 5 megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth and a GPS. The phone is sold unlocked and it's great for those who want a pure, fast Android experience and timely OS updates.

gadget reviews : Motorola Defy Review: Worth the Cash?

Motorola Defy Review: Worth the Cash?
The Motorola Defy is a mid to high range Android phone packing the all the features you'd expect, and one you might not. How do they all come together? Hit play to find out. Clove: www.clove.co.uk For more: TechnoBuffalo: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly

gadget reviews : HTC's YouTube App in Action

HTC's YouTube App in Action
HTC released their own YouTube app that's now available on HTC branded Windows Phone 7 devices. It's got a much nicer interface than the native YouTube plug-in's simple link to the mobile YouTube website. This version has a nice panaramic "Metro" style design with easy access to popular videos and category sorting. It also supports video resizing and even high-quality video streaming. That's a big plus that we've been waiting for since the other YouTube apps only show low quality videos. To see the app in action, check out the video below. Unfortunately the app is missing things like comments, log-in, subscriptions, favorites, and video upload, but it's still pretty nice.

gadget reviews : Detailed Walk-Through of ROM Manager for Android

Detailed Walk-Through of ROM Manager for Android
Remember all those adb and fastboot commands I've told you about in previous posts? How about the "hand-gymnastics" that you have to perform to get into recovery mode? Hate having to go out and check for a new version of your custom ROM? If you've ever wanted to flash a ROM, install a custom recovery image, partition an sdcard, or even run "fix permissions", this app is the most powerful, easiest to use way to do not one, but all of those.

gadget reviews : Google Maps 5 for Android

Google Maps 5 for Android
Here is a look at the new Google Maps for Android, shown on the Nexus S. It adds cached maps, vector-based data, 3D views, and more. If you have an Android phone, the update is free.

gadget reviews : Overclocking with Set CPU for Root Users

Overclocking with Set CPU for Root Users

gadget reviews : Dell Venue Pro Hardware Review

Dell Venue Pro Hardware Review
Full review: is.gd The Venue Pro is a commanding device. It's heavy at 180grams, but it also feels very high quality thanks to the mixed use of materials. It's running Windows Phone 7 with a 1GHz CPU and 256MB of RAM.

gadget reviews : Android Application Weekly 17 Dec 2010

Android Application Weekly 17 Dec 2010
Go here for the QR-Codes bit.ly In this episode of the Android Application Weekly we have chosen some apps to entertain, help around the kitchen, and simplify your social networks. This week we have Fruit Ninja, Galcon, Food Network In The Kitchen, Mougg, and Posterous.

gadget reviews : Dell Venue Pro 720p HD Video Sample

Dell Venue Pro 720p HD Video Sample
Full review: is.gd Here's a look at the HD video recording capability of the Dell Venue Pro. It shoots in 720p.

gadget reviews : Dell Venue Pro Software Review

Dell Venue Pro Software Review
Full review: is.gd In this video we talk about the Windows Phone 7 software on the Dell Venue Pro and compare to the Nexus S and iPhone for internet speeds.

gadget reviews : Nexus S Video Sample

Nexus S Video Sample
Here's a sample of the video recording capability of the Nexus S. The device records in just 720x480 resolution, not 720p like most other high-end Android phones.

gadget reviews : Bing versus Google Maps 5

Bing versus Google Maps 5
Both Google and Bing recently released updates to their Android apps. What do they do differently from each other? Which one is better? Let's take a look!

gadget reviews : Samsung Nexus S

Samsung Nexus S
The Samsung Nexus S offers a pure Google experience on a slick Android phone. There are no carrier apps, no interface tweaks, but is there enough to satisfy buyers?

gadget reviews : Project For Awesome: Jon Singing?

Project For Awesome: Jon Singing?
Project for Awesome (P4A) is a yearly gathering of YouTube personalities to help raise money for causes we each believe in. Started by the world famous VlogBrothers ( youtube.com ) p4a is a great chance to use whatever influence we have for a good cause. To support p4a an dbuy raffle tickets for some amazing prizes: www.projectforawesome.com To support the Prostate Cancer Foundation: bit.ly

gadget reviews : Word Lens is Amazing.

Word Lens is Amazing.
The augmented reality translating app 'Word lens' is one of the few pieces of technology that has really amazed me. It's not always that accurate, but it extremely cool. Check it out. For More: TechnoBuffalo: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly

gadget reviews : Nexus S vs. Nexus One: Worth the Upgrade?

Nexus S vs. Nexus One: Worth the Upgrade?
The Nexus S is the second flagship smartphone sanctioned by Google, but is it a worthy replacement for the outgoing Nexus One? In this video we put the two head to head and see if the Nexus S is worth your hard earned money. For more Nexus S Coverage: Unboxing: bit.ly Vs. iPhone 4: bit.ly Nexus S vs Nexus One: bit.ly Gingerbread Tour: bit.ly For more: TechnoBuffalo: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly

gadget reviews : Nexus S Review: Best Android Smartphone?

Nexus S Review: Best Android Smartphone?
Is the Samsung built Google Nexus S the best Android phone on the market? Hit the play button to see if it lives up to the hype. For more Nexus S Coverage: Unboxing: bit.ly Vs. iPhone 4: bit.ly Nexus S vs Nexus One: bit.ly Gingerbread Tour: bit.ly For more: TechnoBuffalo: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly

gadget reviews : Rover Puck Unboxing: 4G Hotspot

Rover Puck Unboxing: 4G Hotspot
The Rover pucks offers users a 4G mobile hotspot with pay as you go pricing. For coverage and purchasing information see: bit.ly For more: TechnoBuffalo: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly

gadget reviews : Sony Ericsson LiveView First Look

Sony Ericsson LiveView First Look
The Sony Ericsson LiveView is touted as "your window to the world". It's a Bluetooth device that can be paired with your Android-powered device, worn as a watch or clipped on to your clothing, and displays information from your phone on its diminutive touchscreen so you don't have to pull out your cell phone (or tablet) to decide if you want to act on the alert. Cool concept, right? Let's take a look and see what the software looks like, and how the device interacts with it.

gadget reviews : Netfront Life Homescreen Interface for Android

Netfront Life Homescreen Interface for Android
The Netfront Life Homescreen interface is a free home screen replacement for Android. It lets you access Facebook, Twitter, and RSS feeds right from your homescreen. It features a neat 3D corousel and a rotating cube of programs.

gadget reviews : Jenga for iPhone

Jenga for iPhone
This game for iPhone is a classic. Jenga requires you to pull out blocks from a tower without knocking it down. The graphics are fantastic and is the gameplay. It's available for $3 in the Apple App Store.

gadget reviews : Sync Media Playback Between 3 Screens via Zune

Sync Media Playback Between 3 Screens via Zune
You may have heard of Microsoft's "Three Screens and the Cloud" mantra for describing software and services that works on your television, personal computer, and mobile phone; all of which have different screens and different uses. The idea is that the three screens should work better together. Well, we've already started seeing some of this come to fruition with Windows Phone 7. The Zune desktop software will actually remember where you stopped watching a video, or podcast and sync that time code with a Windows Phone 7 that also has that video or podcast in it's storage memory. In other words, you can start watching a movie or a long podcast on your desktop, stop watching it, then sync your Windows Phone 7, and pick up watching the same thing right from where you left off while you're on the train or out and about. Then when you get home, sync the phone back up to Zune and you can continue watching the same video from the spot where you left off on the phone.

gadget reviews : Android Application Weekly 10 Dec 2010

Android Application Weekly 10 Dec 2010
Go here for the QR-Codes bit.ly In this episode of the Android Application Weekly we have five great applications to help you save some cash, be entertained, and keep up on your favorite sports scores. This week we have GasBuddy, Happy Hours, Score Center, Slice It, and TuneWiki.

gadget reviews : Live Messenger by Miyowa with Push Notifications

Live Messenger by Miyowa with Push Notifications
I was really hoping that Microsoft would release a really great version of Windows Live Messenger for Windows Phone 7. You know, something that would have many of the same features that Live Messenger 2011 on the Zune HD has, but even more impressive. Unfortunately, we were left with nothing but a 3rd party Live Messenger app by Miyowa, who's first version was a real downer. It crashed a lot, didn't support push notifications, and occasionally did screwy things to your contact photo or display name. That app has been recently updated to version 1.2, and it has gotten much better. Now, Miyowa's Live Messenger actually supports push notifications so that you can receive instant messages even when the app is not running. I believe this is the first instant messenger on Windows Phone 7 to support push notifications, so that's great that it's finally there. The Live Tile for messenger does not support live updates though, so there' s no way of knowing how many unread messages you have waiting. It also still does not support multiple points of presence so if you log in, it's going to log you out of all of the other computers you're logged into.

gadget reviews : LG Optimus 7 Running Without Battery

LG Optimus 7 Running Without Battery
The LG Optimus 7 Windows Phone 7 handset is capable of running with its battery pulled out given you have the charger connected. pocketnow.com

gadget reviews : 3 Ways to Access Office Documents without SharePoint

3 Ways to Access Office Documents without SharePoint
On Windows Phone 7, there isn't really any way to sync Office documents to the device unless you're using SharePoint 2010. You can't even sync Office documents over through the USB cable. If you don't have SharePoint 2010, fortunately there are a few other ways for you to get Office documents like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into your phone's Office Hub. The first and silliest option is to email the files to yourself. Yes, it's pretty ridiculous, but it works. Once you download the files as attachments, you can open them in their respective Office 2010 apps, and then choose the "Save As" command from the bottom menu in order to save the files to your Office Hub. One tip offered by Todd Allcock is to create a separate free email account that's only used for transferring documents to your Windows Phone 7. The next way is to save your documents on SkyDrive as part of your Windows Live account. The Windows Phone 7 Office Hub does not support syncing with SkyDrive directly, however if you browse to your SkyDrive folder using Internet Explorer on Windows Phone 7 (while in "mobile" view mode), you'll be able to download the files to your device and subsequently "Save As" into the Office Hub just like you would if you emailed them to yourself. Unfortunately there's no way to save the files back to SkyDrive. If you have your own web server, of course you can post the files there, and then download them to your phone via Internet Explorer as well. The third way to get Office

gadget reviews : HTC Hub's Live Tile

HTC Hub's Live Tile
The HTC Hub application on Windows Phone 7 has just been updated to include a Live Tile that automatically shows your updated local weather.

gadget reviews : SlideScreen Pro for Android, a Launcher Focused on Data

SlideScreen Pro for Android, a Launcher Focused on Data
About a decade ago, back when I was a Newton user, I saw a radically new concept for interacting with computers and PDAs. Instead of the app-centric metaphor, or desktop/filing cabinet metaphor of the day, this concept focused on your timeline. Information was presented in a cascading deck of "cards" with the front-most card being what you were working on at the present, and cards behind it what you'd worked on previously. These cards could be representative of emails, faxes, texts, phone calls, documents, spreadsheets, charts, calendar events, any any number of other representative information. Instead of opening an application, then finding and opening a particular file, you could simply flip through your deck until you found what you were looking for, or use a search engine to quickly find that you were looking for. The theory being that the most important (and most relevant information) would be closest to the top of the stack. Unfortunately, to the best of my knowledge, the app never made it out of the concept phase, but I've been keeping my eyes open for something similar ever since. I saw SlideScreen a while ago and put it on my agenda for apps to try out. It wasn't exactly the "life stream" concept that I had seen before, but it was vaguely familiar.

gadget reviews : The Moto Bravo Winners Are....

The Moto Bravo Winners Are....
Thank you to everyone who entered. I had a really hard time picked the winners, you all did an amazing job. The winning videos are: cuthut.com cuthut.com cuthut.com

gadget reviews : Win a 46" Sony TV w/ Google TV

Win a 46" Sony TV w/ Google TV
The Google and YouTube peeps are giving back for the holidays, and handing out 100 Sony 46" TV's w/ Google TV. Sound fun? Like free stuff? Here are all the details on how to enter: bit.ly I hope my audiences wins them. I want to see unboxings! The YouTube/Google folks hooked me up with a Sony TV w/ Google TV. Expect full coverage within the week.

gadget reviews : Mac Mini or $700 Giveaway! (International)

Mac Mini or $700 Giveaway! (International)
www.blippy.com http I'm very excited to team up again with the folks at blippy.com to offer a brand new Mac Mini to my audience. The contest will run until January 2nd at 11:59 PM PST. This contest is open to anyone in the world, however if you are outside of the US and win, I will send you the cash equivalent of a US bought Mac Mini valued at $699. Cool? To win, sign up for an account at www.blippy.com Follow my Blippy account at www.blippy.com Subscribe to the YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com For an extra entry review something on your Blippy account The Blippy peeps will be providing me with the database information so I can pick the winner at RANDOM during a live show.

gadget reviews : Apple Laptop Buying Guide

Apple Laptop Buying Guide
Thinking about buying a Macbook, Pro or Air? In this video I run down when I expect updates to come, what upgrades I think they will be, and give advice on when to buy. FansofApple: www.facebook.com For more: TechnoBuffalo: technobuffalo.com Follow me on twitter: cuthut.com Apple Macbook Buying Guide updates

gadget reviews : WebOS 2.0 Tour (on Palm Pre 2)

WebOS 2.0 Tour (on Palm Pre 2)
Does WebOS 2.0 fill in the gaps and augment the missing features in WebOS 1.0? Mash the play button and see the full walk through on the Palm Pre 2. For more: TechnoBuffalo: technobuffalo.com Follow me on twitter: cuthut.com WebOS 2.0 Tour Palm Pre 2 WebOS 2.0 Tour Palm Pre 2 WebOS 2.0 Tour Palm Pre 2