HTC Evo 3D is finally here! I’ve got a full hands-on review over at HTCEvoHacks.com, you can read the full review here.
This is probably the best smartphone of the year, dual 1.2Ghz processor, 3D glass-less screen, and faster than any other phone I’ve laid my hands on.
Recently, I’ve been looking for floodlight replacement for my house because the old one was breaking and didn’t work all that well.
Well, I went to Home Depot and they had a bunch of them but they all cost like over $100 plus you needed to wire them directly to your home’s AC power.
After doing some more research with solar LED lights and other floodlights, I found this great little wireless LED floodlight
I recently bought the Fellowes W11C Paper Shredder from Amazon (mostly due to its good reviews and longevity), and I have to say, it’s a great paper shredder that can shred your important documents quickly and efficiently.
One of the things I was looking for was durability as I don’t want to have a broken paper shredder after couple months. Gladly, the Fellowes W11C is a really great, durable paper shredder for the m
This morning I noticed these snails perfectly in the right spot, I HAD to take a video with the Canon 28-105mm lens zoomed in all the way at 105mm to show you.
You can read up on my Canon 24-105mm review and also my recommendations on those who want to start out in DSLR Videography.
For those of you who want to take some great landscape shots, the Sigma 10-20mm is a great lens to start out as it allows you to take those wide-angle shots and take in everything.
Especially in video, this can come in handy where your zoom lens is too close to your target object such as a small room or action shots where you need to stay close to your subject but take the whole shot.
Here’s some shots I took at Times Squ
Probably the “best” portable MP3 player I owned in my whole, entire life is a Sony Walkman MP3. I bought it back in around 2006 and it was like a 2GB MP3 player. What impressed me the most about that Sony MP3 player wasn’t that I couldn’t browse the web on it but the battery life was excellent. On just 1 minute charge, my Sony Walkman could go for 3 hours on fu
Future of e-readers? It’s color. That’s right, Hanvon intro-ed the world’s first true color e-reader (not LCD like Nook Color) at CES 2011. This color e-reader uses no power (other than when switching pages) to power their color e-reader and can display up to 4096 different colors.
It’s a pretty slick 9.7 inch device with 1024×600 resolution, certai
I had the pleasure of meeting Alan from HackedGadgets.com at CES 2011 and boy, the night before CES 2011, we had a couple too many drinks and I was sick the whole week. Nevermind that it was nice to see Alan and since CES 2011 is so HUGE, there’s no way any single blog (including Engadget) can cover it all.
One of those if this 3D hologram projection cube by
TouchRevolution’s Tru-Touch multi-touch/touchscreen monitors are one of the best I’ve seen in my life. These are basically standalone multi-touch monitors you can use along with your existing Windows/Linux computer (or laptop).
In comparison to HP’s touchscreen all-in-one desktops I tried at BestBuy, these Tru Touch monitors are “truly” multi-touch, al
Joby has been known to innovate in the camera field for the last couple years for their creative Gorillapods (which I highly recommend btw), this year they decided to do something different with their new Joby Ori, an aluminum composite (aircraft-grade) iPad case/stand that can protect your iPad and also position it at various different angles.
I think this is the “best” iPad case/stand combo out there right now and Joby has nailed it.
Not only will it protect your iPad, it “looks good” wh
