Monthly Archives: July 2009

I just got my new iPhone 3GS the other day and the first thing I did with it was get it jailbroken, just how I handled my iPhone 3G. This time around, it was not really because I was in … Continue reading →

Gmail’s Google Maps link to CBSi's address on the iPhone via Smart Links’s translation. Instead of the lengthy URL, you now have the actual address with the link embedded to it. (Credit: Dong Ngo/CNET) Chances are that you have seen … Continue reading →

The Creative Zii Egg is officially announced, and Jasmine is very confused about the whole thing. Donald’s muted attempts to offer clarity are unsuccessful. Also, the MP3 Insiders have caught wind of the potential new S-Series Walkman and are none-too-taken … Continue reading →

Will Sony soon have a PRS-505 replacement? (Credit: Sony) In recent weeks there’s been lots of news about new e-readers hitting the market. The Cool-er is out. Samsung’s just released its first e-book reader in Korea. Plastic Logic is talking … Continue reading →

The Creative Zii EGG in all its Android-loving glory. (Credit: Zii.com) We knew Creative was up to something when that Zii Egg FCC application flew past us earlier this month, but we had no idea it would be this awesome, … Continue reading →

Samsung shows off its new e-book reader, the SNE-50K. (Credit: Samsung Electronics) For its first e-book reader, Samsung Electronics has crumpled up and cast aside its catchy codename and gone downright bureaucratic. Formerly known by the working label of Papyrus, … Continue reading →

(Credit: EMC) Owners of Time Machine-enabled Macs need not apply. But for the rest–especially small businesses that want a centralized backup solution, then EMC has something for you. The company announced Tuesday the availability of its Retrospect 8.1 backup software … Continue reading →

The Archos Clipper gives the iPod Shuffle a run for its money, only four years too late. (Credit: MyMemory) Mobile phones and Netbooks may be nibbling away at the market for portable media players, but there will always be a … Continue reading →

Samsung Solstice (Credit: Samsung) When Samsung introduces a cell phone, usually we can say that we’ve seen it somewhere before. And that’s definitely the case with the new Samsung Solstice for AT&T. Also called the SGH-A887, the Solstice sports a … Continue reading →

Yes, yes. "Arvale: Journey of Illusion" was exactly what I was looking for… (Credit: Eric Franklin/CNET) Ever had trouble finding a particular app at the iPhone App Store? Who hasn’t? A couple weeks ago I spent like 10 minutes trying … Continue reading →

We’ve heard lots of speculation about the possibility of Apple attending the massive CES trade show in January, but The Wall Street Journal is reporting straight out that Apple plans to attend. CES is devoting more floorspace to Apple this … Continue reading →

Sprint defies the slow economy by buying prepaid giant Virgin Mobile for $483 million, and its exec admits that it needs to “let go.” We then chat about Android, the Palm Pre vs. iTunes debacle, the Garmin Nuvifone going to … Continue reading →

We all know that BlackBerry phones are touted as some of the best business devices out there. Many of the perks for corporate cogs are baked into the operating system, body design, and secure BES Exchange server. Many more come … Continue reading →

I just got my new iPhone 3GS the other day and the first thing I did with it was get it jailbroken, just how I handled my iPhone 3G. This time around, it was not really because I was in … Continue reading →