Video: Cloud gaming on the iPad with OnLive
OnLive's game service is already available for Android devices, but there's an iOS version in the works. Here's a hands on demo with the beta client on an iPad, along with the OnLive wireless controller, which I think brings a much better experience than the touchscreen.
2 ways to use a smartphone to log into Google on a PC
After my Gmail account was hijacked last year, I looked into Google's 2-step verification process. It relies on you having your smartphone with you; even when logging in on a PC. Here are two ways to use your smartphone to better protect your Google account access.
Woz loves Android, but iPhone is still good for most
My primary phone is the iPhone. I love the beauty of it. But I wish it did all the things my Android does, I really do. Speaking to Dan Lyons in an article comparing the iPhone to Android devices, Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak points out the [...]
CES Video: Innergie PocketCell powers mobile devices
Innergie just launched its PocketCell portable battery, and sent me a review unit for use at CES. The portable battery and cable system has already saved my hide here at the show and I'll be buying my own as soon as I get back home.
16 predictions for mobile in 2012
As expected, the past year was an exciting one for mobile tech. I did reasonably well on my 2011 predictions, but now it's time to power up the crystal ball and gaze at what 2012 will bring. Here are my 16 predictions for the new year.
Free Android, iOS app wakes you earlier when it snows
Just in time for the northern hemisphere's winter season: An alarm clock application that automatically wakes you earlier in case of frost or snow. Winter Wake-Up is freely available for both Apple iOS and Google Android devices and smartly adjusts your alarm based on weather.
Hearts will race with Wahoo’s BlueHR BT Smart monitor
As the market for Bluetooth 4.0 health monitoring gadgets is about to kick off next year, some companies are wasting no time, announcing products now. Wahoo's new BlueHR heart monitor will debut for $79.99 and uses the low-powered wireless protocol with several existing iPhone 4S apps.
4 reasons Apple should make a 7-inch iPad
News of a rumored smaller iPad made the rounds on Friday as Asian supply channels indicate a 7.85-inch model will arrive in late 2012. With iPhone sales rising, there's less of a need for the iPod touch line, paving the way for less expensive Apple tablets.
Poll: Samsung Galaxy S II ad; offensive or fair play?
Have you seen the latest Samsung Galaxy S II ad that pokes fun at iPhone buyers? It's controversial for sure, but in some ways, Apple, too, has set a condescending tone for non-iPhone owners in its own ads. Check out the video and cast your vote.
iPhone 4S vs. Lumia 800: Camera wars, round 1!
Nokia phones are known for taking excellent photos. Then again, the new iPhone 4S has an improved camera too. Which is better? It's too early to tell, but here are a few images taken with the default settings on an iPhone 4S and Nokia Lumia 800.
Jawbone’s $99 Up is ready to boost your health
The latest health monitor hitting the market comes from Jawbone, a company that's made its name by designing wireless headsets for phones. Called the Jawbone Up, the wrist-worn device launches on Nov. 6 for $99; it measures activity, sleep and nutrition through a complementary iPhone app.
Return to sender: Google pulls new iOS Gmail app
Google released a native Gmail client for iPhones, iPads and iPod touch devices, but quickly pulled the software from the iTunes App Store due to some app errors. As a long-time Android user, I like what I see in the client, but it needs work.
