Monthly Archives: March 2010

The newly updated MapQuest 4 Mobile can now speak to you while you travel, effectively providing free GPS-powered navigation. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

Cisco Systems details new line of wireless routers for home, business, and savvy users.

Last week we told you about a pending update to the Xbox 360′s firmware that will allow owners to use USB flash drives as additional storage for media and game saves. Reinforcing that news today comes word of Xbox 360-branded … Continue reading →

Our reviews of a few recent affordable laptop gaming solutions from Dell and Samsung left us wondering what the ideal solution is to get more people playing games on laptops.

Our reviews of a few recent affordable laptop gaming solutions from Dell and Samsung left us wondering what the ideal solution is to get more people playing games on laptops.

Headphones guru Jasmine France takes a look at an article containing purportedly ridiculous headphones. Originally posted at MP3 Insider

That just happened! Dong wants you to change your passwords often, and he seems committed to spreading his brand of Internet security ideals. I see it slightly differently. Then, from the world of extreme ridiculousness–at least from my perspective–comes Game … Continue reading →

That just happened! Dong wants you to change your passwords often, and he seems committed to spreading his brand of Internet security ideals. I see it slightly differently. Then, from the world of extreme ridiculousness–at least from my perspective–comes Game … Continue reading →

Motorola Droid owners could start receiving an update to Android 2,1 this week. Originally posted at Android Atlas

Dell’s two recent high-end gambles, the 11-inch Alienware M11x “gaming Netbook” and the wafer-thin 13-inch Adamo XPS, both hit a lot of the right notes, even if they themselves are unlikely to be big-volume products.

Actually, any flash drive will do, as will a blank CD. The key ingredient here is AVG’s new Rescue CD utility, a bootable, malware-cleansing freebie. Originally posted at The Cheapskate

Actually, any flash drive will do, as will a blank CD. The key ingredient here is AVG’s new Rescue CD utility, a bootable, malware-cleansing freebie. Originally posted at The Cheapskate

Apple’s suppliers are building two new versions of the iPhone–one compatible with AT&T’s network, and the other with Verizon’s, The Wall Street Journal reports. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

The latest firmware for Zune will add an on-the-device smart DJ function as well as the ability to browse the Marketplace on your TV. Originally posted at MP3 Insider