Forget December: January is the month of giving here at gagagadget. We’re holding a new giveaway each week for the whole month.
Last month, we reviewed the Case-Mate Tank, a sturdy case for the iPhone 4/4s. Now, this rugged iPhone accessory (and the boxing glove) can be yours.
Here’s how to enter:
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Recently, on YouTube, there has been a surge of “Sh*t Says” videos – most-popularly, “Sh*t Girls Say” – highlighting stereotypical behaviors of a given group. Now, tech bloggers have a video we can finally relate to.
“Sh*t Silicon Valley Says” underlines all the things one might expect to hear living in the San Francisco area, or, say, at an event like CES 2012 or MacWorld. And it’s nothing like “Pandora for cats…” I mean, if that’s a bad thing. Full video below.
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Hello, and welcome to another week of Tremors and Rumors!
We’ve got some interesting stuff this week. First, a big-name gaming giant falls to a measly (okay, not-so-measly) smartphone colossus in quarter earnings. Then, our favorite fruity company extends some excellent benefits to its employees helping to spread their products. Finally, an ever-growing social networking site opens itself up for more growth – to your teens! There’s plenty to talk about and so much to do, so here we go: your T&R for the week.
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Hello everyone, and welcome to Tremors and Rumors for this week!
This is just a pretty store. I kind of want one.
A lot of hot new topics have come down the wire lately. For instance, a major computer maker has released new academically-based applications. On top of that, files found in those new apps have led to new insights into a tablet that is rumored to be in development. Finally, a popular operating system for computers just had an epic release: details about a new application store! There’s always some great stories to be had towards the end of the week, so let’s get started: here’s your T&R for the week!
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Every year, the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas attracts hundreds of thousands of attendees (in fact, CES 2012 broke the previous attendance record with 153,000!) So how does a company differentiate itself from the thousands of other vendors?
Put your booth in a ballroom of one of the swankiest hotels on the Strip, of course. And make it exclusive. That’s exactly what Vizio did this year at CES, exhibiting in the Wynn Hotel. So what kind of products did the company unveil this year? Read on to find out.
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Good night, sweet prince.
The FBI has officially shut down one of the hotter spots of media piracy on the internet today. Hong-Kong-based download website Megaupload is out of commission as of today after accusations of copyright infringement.
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Are you serious? A 3D phone?!?! After playing with the Sprint HTC EVO 3D smartphone, I actually found myself turning off the 3D feature. The 3D feature requires you to view at a certain angle and distance to get the optimal view. Even though it beats wearing 3D glasses, I don’t see much need for this feature on a phone.
HTC EVO 3D (Credit: Sprint)
The HTC Evo 3D Android smartphone runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core chip clocking at 1.2 GHz. Here are some of the key specs:
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