What is the Blackberry Playbook? The Blackberry Playbook is the first tablet device released by RIM, the makers of the popular Blackberry line of smartphones. For being such a big player to the smartphone game, it has been surprising that its taken RIM this long to role out a line of tablets focused at consumers.
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Ok, after much anticipation, I finally received my Pebble Blue Samsung Galaxy S3 today. Unfortunately I had some troubles activating the phone on Verizon's network.
I popped in the SIM card and battery and fired it up. It jumps right into the activation screen where it sat for the next 20 minutes before displaying an error instructing me to restart and try again. I tried again. And again. This went on for an hour and a half. Arggghhh!
The Acer A500 was released in early 2011 in North America. I have been waiting for the right time to make the investment and I believe that this was the tablet I was waiting for. Was it worth the wait? Read on!
We just purchased a new vehicle and we started thinking about the future adventures we'd have in it. It's a 2010 Mazda 5, and somehow having USB ports on the dash wasn't a requirement for me. Enter the Black & Decker imobile Personal Electronics Charger.
I read about similar mobile phone Wide/Macro camera lenses on a few different tech blogs and even checked out some of the image comparison galleries. Priced at around $10, this was an impulse buy I had to make so that I could see the results myself.
This Kenwood KDC-X994 was purchased with Motorola Droid in mind. I wanted a car stereo that would allow me to stream music from my mobile phone. The KDC-X994 does that and more.
A few weeks back I ordered a Rovio from Woot.com. The product page on Wowwee's site explains it best:
Rovio™ is the groundbreaking new Wi-Fi enabled mobile webcam that lets you view and interact with its environment through streaming video and audio, wherever you are! With Rovio, you will always be just a click away from the people and places that are important to you.
I recently purchased a Verizon Droid, with it I picked up the package of 3 screen protectors. The screen itself seemed sturdy enough, but having little experience with capacitive touchscreens I decided it was best to play it safe.
I waited last year when the G1 came out. I was anxious for Android to come out and shake things up but I didn't want to be an early adopter. I looked forward to participating in an open source mobile platform because as an applications developer and, honestly, because it wasn't an iPhone. The promise of a better platform was what it meant to me. A system whose excellence is agnostic of its host.