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Who’s on Crack in Tech 2.5.10
Welcome to this weeks look back at the dumbest moves in tech I could find. The thrum of iPad talks are dying as we enter the Apple waiting game for a few months while hot phones are expect to show up in Barcelona later this month. Here are the nominees for tech moves sponsored by illegal narcotics: nook says customers come last Sony to build Walkman tablet Kindle stumbles Our Editor pays for IT nook…
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Shields Up!: Fake anti-spyware programs on the rise
Fake anti-virus programs were a huge problem in 2009. Scammers poisoned search results, used banner and pop up ads, and compromised legit websites to spread…
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How To Get the Most Out of Twitter
Twitter’s popularity continues to grow as more and more people discover what a fun and useful tool it can be. Many companies now use it…
In regards to paid web services, here is what I am willing to pay for
With lots of free options available online, the need to pay for a web service is becoming less and less. Some, such as web hosting are hard to avoid paying for and there are some that offer perks for paid accounts. Those perks can vary from service to service but… Continue Reading »
Who’s on Crack in tech: 1.29.10
Welcome back to Gadgetell’s answer to Friday boredom. This week, we look at the moves in the tech world that are more than just awkward, sweaty, desperation. No, these moves could only be made by folks on narcotics. Let’s get to the addicted, er accused. iPad beta tester leak is… Continue Reading »
iPad pits geek vs. geek
Apple’s announcement of the iPad has created quite a stir. Many of us have had the time to reflect on how we might use or not use the new tablet. For a look at two opposing views, I asked our editor Robert Nelson to point/counterpoint with me. Are you going… Continue Reading »
Who’s on Crack: CES 2010 edition
You’ve got the big show and an awful lot of folks feeling like it is all on the line. That is going to lead to some of them looking for a shortcut, something that will keep the intensity up while glossing over the magnitude of it all. 10% unemployment rate… Continue Reading »
CES 2010: Three big winners
CES 2010 is an enigma. For the Gadgetell crew, there wasn’t a clear winning product. One thing we can agree was three companies owned this show, all without actually having a booth. Those three companies are Netflix, Facebook and Pandora. These three are bread, peanut butter and jelly to electronics… Continue Reading »
CES 2010 Funny Moments: How I disrupted LG’s press conference
About 75% of the way through the conference, LG employees were on stage participating in a Q &A session. Suddenly the lights kept dimming and rising at odd intervals. Like everyone else, I looked around not knowing if the conference was wrapping up or if someone got their lighting cues… Continue Reading »
CES 2010 Hands On: Energizer XP400 Power Pack
One of the things I liked the most about the XP4000 is the size of the base. It’s less than half an inch longer than a MyTouch 3G and isn’t as wide as a Nintendo DS. Even while charging my phone, the XP4000 sat comfortably in my pocket without forming… Continue Reading »
Eyes on at CES 2010: Sony’s 3D concert featuring Taylor Swift
Sony’s 3D glasses are solid black with a glossy finish. The lenses are also slightly tinted. They are as big as a typical pair of designer sunglasses. 3D glasses have always been a problem for people like me who require prescription glasses in order to see anything. Sony’s 3D glasses… Continue Reading »
Seen at CES 2010: More Android than iPhone
The majority of the crowd were using Android based phones followed by Blackberry, and the iPhone was coming up the rear. I’ve seen a nice mix of Android hardware including MyTouch 3G’s, European style HTC Hero’s, American style HTC Hero’s and even a Droid here and there. Continue Reading »
Christmas wish for the iPhone: be more like Palm
Most people blow their Christmas wishes on cameras, HDTVs, world peace, etc, but not me. What I want this year, is a treat from the folks at Apple. I want them to copy Palm. Yes, yes, the iPhone is a marvelous creation. Everything (perhaps save actual phone calling) works well. … Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010
"Apple may not be at Macworld 2010, but Appletell is, bringing you news, photos and videos directly from the show floor and special events. Join us February 10-14 to see what new products 2010 has in store for Macintosh, iPhone, iPod and iPad (yes, iPad) owners."
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
