Monthly Archives: February 2010

Tom and Rafe report on how gear works in the real world, including Windows Home Server, the iPhone, and the Canon S90. Listen now: Download today’s podcast Subscribe with iTunes (audio)Subscribe with iTunes (video)Subscribe with RSS (audio)Subscribe with RSS (video) … Continue reading →

Someone at Honda’s been watching too much ‘Akira,’ because the automaker’s latest electric vehicle concept looks a lot like the main character Kaneda’s bike with training wheels. Originally posted at Geneva Auto Show 2010

Now you can buy a TV with any one of four different types of backlight, but do you know what they all are and what they look like? Read on.

That compares with 24 percent of Palm WebOS users and 21 percent of Android users, according to the latest survey from AdMob.

Electronic Arts CFO Eric Brown spoke at a conference recently where he said that the need for new game consoles just aren’t there. Originally posted at The Digital Home

We got a glimpse of Bowers & Wilkins snazzy new P5 headphones and MM-1 multimedia speakers late last year. It appears that the products will be available for purchase in the next months or so.

Now into its 11th generation of waterproof digital camera, Pentax continues to make things interesting.

It’s time to throw another ultrasupermegazoom on the pile with Pentax’s new 26x zoom model, the X90.

Now into its 11th generation of waterproof digital camera, Pentax continues to make things interesting.

Keitai Otohime, a mobile device that plays the sound of running water to mask bodily sounds in the toilet, is selling out in Japan. There’s also an app for that.

Keitai Otohime, a mobile device that plays the sound of running water to mask bodily sounds in the toilet, is selling out in Japan. There’s also an app for that.

Adobe has finally made Flash 10.1 beta 3 available to download, which the PC makers who offer Netbooks with the Broadcom Crystal HD video accelerator claim would provide for HD streaming Web video support.

CNET reviews the Polk SurroundBar SDA IHT, finding that it sounds better than most sound bars and puts a focus on simplicity, but its feature limitations and lack of a remote make it less appealing against the competition.

Samsung introduces larger version of its P2370HD: the P2770HD.