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Love peppering your Facebook page with photos but hate the one at a time upload system?  It seems the folks at Facebook have heard your cry because now they’ve opened up a new route for you to post your images.  Now you can simply email photos and video to your… Continue Reading »

There has been lots of buzz about the latest brainchild from T-Mobile and Gadgetell was lucky enough to get its hands on one of these before it hits the shelves.  The T-Mobile Dash 3G, designed by HTC—does it live up to its speedy namesake, or do we find it lagging… Continue Reading »

Check out the gallery: T-Mobile Dash 3G: Sneak peek and Review

Normally, this is my place to poke fun at the idiocy that comes out of our tech industry, but today I’m going to poke holes at telecoms that find it appropriate to charge us $20,000 in our monthly phone bill without so much as a courtesy call.  SMS has become… Continue Reading »

All the Palm Pre hype has started up once again.  Palm received a lot of attention following their major announcement of the Pre after CES 2009.  Then the news died down a bit, but here we are again, and there is a lot of evidence that points to a spring… Continue Reading »

NVIDIA has recently been taking great strides to diversify beyond just the graphics cards it’s known for.  NVIDIA has been getting in a bit of trouble with Intel for all its expansion, but it seems willing to fight and lawsuits Intel will push out.  Meanwhile NVIDIA is showing off its… Continue Reading »

Better look at the fine print of your terms of service agreement if you hold an American Express card.  AMEX is changing the agreement to allow the company to call a card holder from any phone line that the person uses to ever get in touch with the company.  This… Continue Reading »

Google has some good news for all the road warriors and smartphone junkies out there; at least for mobile workers who are fans of the spreadsheet function of Google Docs.  Google has officially added edit and filter functionality to their mobile spreadsheet application. It was over a year ago that… Continue Reading »

Forget passwords and fingerprints.  Sony is taking laptop security to a new level with its new fingerprint veining system for laptops and mobile phones.  The technology is not new—Hitachi has had such products available for a year now, but this is the first time a compact version has been made… Continue Reading »

Google rolled out Latitude this morning and already, as with all things Google for some inexplicable reason, I am giddy.  This time, Google is bringing location to mobile social networking and it looks pretty cool.  The downloadable application allows users to share their location with other, approved by you, users. … Continue Reading »

Considering the hype about 3G networks, particularly surrounding the iPhone, it’s surprising to hear about a push for 4G that is picking up speed.  The gain is largely due to the implementation of VoIP.  With 300,000 Vo4G subscribers already, it’s moving in the right direction. VoIP stands for Voice over… Continue Reading »