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Blackberry, HTC and Sprint Target Apple iPhone
Digital Trends Talk Backs - September 15, 2008
The iPhone is finally patched, or at least we think so, possibly, we’re pretty sure... OK, we wouldn’t bet our lives on it. The 3G iPhone, surrounded by complaints and lawsuits, was hardly Apple’s best effort. But even so, it remain...
How to Choose the Right Videocard
Digital Trends Guides - February 20, 2008
Buying a videocard can be a daunting task given the fact that they all look the same but have wildly varying specifications and features. Follow along as we explain the ins and outs of videocards, and reveal everything you need to know before plunkin...
When to Buy a Printer
PC World Articles - December 24, 2007
Because printer manufacturers make their money on consumables like ink or toner refills as much as on the printer itself, they are eager to move old models before consumers perceive them as being obsolete.
Little Things You Hate About Home Audio/Video
Digital Trends Talk Backs - November 15, 2007
I notice lots of little annoying things about the audio and video products that traipse through my work space in a constant procession. Over time I’ve noticed they’re the same little annoying things all the time—the same trifling mi...
Finding the Right Memory Card for Your Digital Camera
Digital Trends Guides - November 13, 2007
Are you looking for a memory card for your new camera? Don't have a clue about what to buy or how not to get ripped off? We've got some simple tips to educate you and save you a lot of trouble and money. Here are the important points to consider:&nbs...
Roving CEDIA, the Sane Person's CES
Digital Trends Talk Backs - September 18, 2007
Every year the audio/video trade converges at CEDIA EXPO, the annual trade show of the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association. I call it the sane person’s Consumer Electronics Show. Though a sprawling event, and ever growing, i...
Intel Centrino Processor Update Spurs Massive Laptop Releases
Digital Trends Features - May 10, 2007
Intel’s unveiling of their latest-generation Centrino processor technology (formerly known as Santa Rosa) for use in notebook computers in the consumer and business arenas, has of course sparked a flurry of new laptop announcements as majo...
2007 Photo Marketing Association Wrap-Up
Digital Trends Features - March 15, 2007
The annual Photo Marketing Association convention is a gathering of photo retailers, imaging geeks and manufacturers touting their latest gear. Although most of the show floor is dedicated to things the average consumer couldn’t care less about...
iPhone vs. LG Prada, Ruckus vs. iTunes
Digital Trends Talk Backs - January 24, 2007
Shortly after the Apple iPhone was announced, LG electronics, the largest Korean Electronics Manufacturer, announced the Prada which on spec is better than the iPhone and will show up about 4 months sooner and will be more widely available in Europe....
The CE Customer Support Contact List
TechLore - October 20, 2006
Consumer community sites like TechLore can connect users together so they can help each other, but sometimes only the manufacturer of the product is capable of answering your question or providing the assistance you need. How many times have you had ...
Why Wii's a Winner
Digital Trends Talk Backs - October 10, 2006
Crucify me if you must.Call me a cynic, a creep… even a washed-up shell of a hardcore gamer.But no matter what you say or threaten do to the most obscure of my poor internal organs (dude, lay off the duodenum), the fact still remains. More tha...
Mapping the Roads, One Off-Ramp at a Time
Digital Trends Features - August 14, 2006
Have you ever wondered where the data for your favorite map-based GPS unit comes from? Who really does all of that work to make sure the road you are driving down doesn’t plunge you off a cliff? Meet Mark Vermeys, a geographic field analyst for...
Gaming Legend Shigeru Miyamoto Speaks
Digital Trends Features - June 19, 2006
Shigeru Miyamoto innocently began his career in interactive entertainment in 1977, when Nintendo — then a playing card maker turned toy manufacturer first breaking into arcades — hired the Kyoto-born dreamer as a staff artist. B...
Ask The Experts: Does Pausing Harm the DVD Player?
TechLore - May 8, 2006
My husband and I have a disagreement. Apparently, he's heard from somewhere that it's bad for your DVD Player to pause DVDs. I have researched this and haven't been able to find any evidence that it is in fact bad to pause DVDs. Additionally, why wou...
Why HDMI is the Clear Choice for HDTV Connectivity
TechLore - May 3, 2006
Let's face it. The transition to HDTV has been a painful and confusing one. It's bad enough that there are now 10 different types of TV technologies available in the market, but what's worse is that display makers, content providers, set-top box man...

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