Looks like we have more bluetooth headphones here to review. Today we’ll check out the brand TOTU and their wireless bluetooth headphones. I took a couple weeks to use these, and i’ll just say I’ve used better. That said, these certainly should be consider a budget set of headphones. Has everything you should expect from spending $19.99 on Amazon. Included in the quite minimal pa...[Read More]
I spend the whole of my work day with headphones on listening to music. Specifically, the Motorola S-10HD bluetooth headphones. So I thought these ZealSound HDE-100 in-ear wood headphones would be a nice change to see how they perform in comparison. Right off the top, these the ZealSound HDE-100 headphones have great sound. The clarity of sound is crisp and clean and delivers quality. Granted, I...[Read More]
Most households now-a-days have multiple devices, connected to multiple charger. It’s always nice to find a charging solution that can reduce the number of charging cables you might have laying around plugged into outlets in the home. I’ve been trying thingCHARGER throughout my home over the last couple weeks. Currently it’s plugged it into an outlet on my kitchen counter keeping...[Read More]
Bluetooth speakers, the ease of use and convenience of them is great. Music anywhere, all the time! The Mrice Portable Bluetooth Speaker is just that, plus shockproof, dustproof and splashproof. I’ve been using the Campers 1.0 for a couple weeks now and I’ve taken it for a spin. When I received this device, of course outdoor use was the first thing I thought of, so I took it with me wh...[Read More]
More and more devices are being developed with wireless charging capabilities, so to be able to set your device down on a pad on your desk seems like a no-brainer. Then again, plugging that Micro USB into your phone is fairly painless as-is, right? Well, seemingly, assuming you have the connector turned the right way in the first place. Research says 80% of the time a Micro USB is plugged in the w...[Read More]
If you know any thing about anything, and specifically I mean anything about Android, you’ll know there are an infinite number of applications that will let you sync your photos and videos to the cloud. I guess you can’t have to many backups of backups of backups, ‘eh? Well, MightyText the service that allows you to send and receive text and mms from your Chrome browser or Androi...[Read More]
Sure, not everyone is keen on zombies. They’re disgusting, re-animated virus controlled, flesh eating human corpse’s. I’d never say I’d love to be one, and they’re just not something any sane person would look up to. I will, although, not hide the fact that if zombies choose to ‘come at me bro’, I will be slicing and dicing, and probably with a smile on my...[Read More]
Chrome, my favorite Android browser and probably yours has been updated today. See the cut/paste of the change log below. Then head on over to the Play Store and update your copy. What’s in this version: Updates in this version of Chrome for Android include improved text font clarity and stability fixes in addition to: 1. Improved scrolling performance 2. Increased responsiveness to pinch-zo...[Read More]
I may not have many leather bound books like Ron Burgundy, but I do have a leather bound book style wallet case for my Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Here are a few of the specifics of this wallet case. Contains 2 credit card slots. Removable 360 degrees belt clip included. Opens and closes with magnetic studs, for ease of use. White stitch finishing, making this case look more beautiful. The PDair branded...[Read More]
If you’ve been surfing the internet and browsing the social platforms within the last day or so as I have, you probably have already heard that the SwiftKey Flow Beta has been updated again. Well, this morning I woke up to an email from the SwiftKey team, as probably many of you did. Since I didn’t take the time to search out and review the change log yesterday, SwiftKey was kind enoug...[Read More]
Here’s an app that I read about in a share from Neil Lund, Android guy and active Google+ user. It’s called GtalkShare. Android developer 360Dev noticed, as did myself and probably an overwhelming number of Android users that something was missing from the native Google instant messaging app, Gtalk. This missing gem would be the ability to share information from your mobile browser and 3rd party a...[Read More]
Looks like Sprint Galaxy Nexus owners are in for a treat. Today, in the Sprint community forums a post showed up from one of the admins stating that 4.2.1 is now being rolled out to all Galaxy Nexus devices! Rejoice Sprint customers, you’re now going to be set up with the latest flavor of Jelly Bean. So keep watching that notification bar, or update manually through settings. Unfortunately f...[Read More]