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ZOMM keeps track of your phone, keys, other valuables
Face it, after spending $150-$200 on a smartphone and signing a two-year agreement, the last thing you want to do is lose that Photon 4G or Droid Bionic. Considering all the places we take our handsets, we make it all too easy to leave it …
Seidio Charging Vault: Power your device on the go [Review]
Seidio, one of the world’s leading providers of cell phone and mobile device accessories, recently released a new product: the Seidio Charging Vault. This device functions as not only a replacement wall charger for your devices, but the plug itself is an extended battery. Here’s …
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Mobostick Review and Giveaway: Wireless Universal USB Connectivity for Your Android Phone or Tablet [Contest Closed]
Let’s face it, today’s phones have eclipsed the traditional “smartphone” moniker and have become known as complete portable media systems — that just happen to make phone calls. We use them as cameras, camcorders, video game systems, music players, movie players — you name it. …
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Android Bluetooth Robot Sound Box Unboxing and Review
I recently had a chance to play with an Android Bluetooth Sound Box with Hands-Free and would like to share my opinion with you all. As you will see from the video below the packaging for these speakers is great and everything you need comes in …
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My digital overnight bag goes everywhere
I recently had the pleasure of putting together a post for Amazon Wireless where the subject was entirely up to me. Given that I had just finished traveling a couple of times in the months prior, writing about my “digital overnight bag” felt like a …
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Charge Your Phone and Tablet in the Car with Bracketron Dual USB Charger
We can imagine many of you have run into a situation where you desperately need to charge your phone in the car on the way home from work. The problem? That guy in your car pool has already claimed the cigarette lighter plug. What you …
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Will Reviews 3 Free Android Apps
As the title and video suggest, I’ve done a quick review of Zedge, Mystic Halo, and QuickPic (which I did a written review of earlier this week). The video also contains a bit of Android news. If you’d like to try any of these apps for yourself, you …
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QuickPic: A Brief Review
Personally, I’m not a huge fan of the photo gallery application found on the Samsung Galaxy S2. QuickPic is a nice free app that shows all of your pictures in a nice clear format. As QuickPic is a free app, I can’t make too many …
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Review: Classic Notes for Android
If you haven’t heard of Classic Notes by Fluffy Delusions, you’re definitely missing out. Classic Notes is the most functional, usable, versatile app I’ve ever come across, and that’s saying something. It allows the user to take notes and make to-do lists, as well as …
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Kanex MHL HDMI Adapter Brings HDMI Mirroring to a Number of Android Devices (Review)
Kanex has released their new MHL HDMI Adapter today, adding a new level of function and fun to a number of Android devices*. What is it and how does it work? In short, the adapter converts your handset’s micro USB port into fully operational HDMI …
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Sprinkle (Review)
Late last week we informed you of Sprinkle hitting the Android Market, a game where you help an alien species inhabiting Titan, one of the moons of Saturn. Earthlings have crashed through Saturn’s rings, sending meteors crashing into Titan, it’s your job to help this …
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Toshiba Thrive Review
At first blush, the Toshiba Thrive could be mistaken for a “rugged” Android tablet. Given the thick design and ridged back side, it’s easy to see why someone might skip on by this device and on to more sleek and sophisticated-looking devices. You know, devices …
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Joint Review: LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 and TouchWiz UX
The BBQ master himself, Ray Walters, did a video review of Samsung’s newest flagship tablet, the Tab 10.1, back in June. Since then, Verizon has released a 4G LTE version of the device, and they were kind enough to send us one for review.
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Review: PODSTA Smartphone Stand and Holder
I’ve been using a new smart phone holder/stand over the last few weeks that I thought I would share it with you guys and gals. It’s called PODSTA and it’s a soft and squishy universal way to display your favorite Android phone. The design allows …
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Review: Pops for Android
If you’re looking to spice up your mobile notifications a bit, you might just want to check out a new Android application called Pops. Pops is a full rework of your Android notifications, and it provides a neat little animation (or user uploaded video) instead of …
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