This takes phasers on stun to a whole new level. The folks at LyteShot Inc. have generated a lot of buzz since the company went public last showcasing an innovative mobile gaming product that converts any outdoor environment into your personal combat arena. In some ways, this concept can be likened to a natural evolution of the laser tag concept, originally developed in 1979 that seen significant ...[Read More]
When it comes to high-end audio performance, many of us wouldn’t hesitate to open our wallets to invest in a pair of Sannheiser or Beats (who were recently acquired by Apple last quarter). While I would be willing to admit that both companies are arguably two of the finest audio manufacturers on the market, they do lack a certain distinctive design that can truly be considered. . .fashionabl...[Read More]
Developers can’t seem to resist toying with our emotions and dreams when it comes to faithfully creating some of the iconic gear featured in the Back to the Future flicks. First it was the HUVR, which turned out to be a clever marketing stunt at the cost of Christopher Lloyd and Tony Hawk’s street cred. By the way, Hendo has stepped up to the plate with their own official overboard and...[Read More]
Determined to bring meaning to the phrase “live action gaming”, Chicago-based game platform creator LyteShot Inc. brings you a completely innovative system of the same name. By just using 3 small components (a mobile application on your smartphone, the “Lyter” device and the “LytePuck Receiver”), you can take your competitive and/or cooperative games to virtuall...[Read More]
So you’re all excited about your new Android phone and have finally made the decision to say good-bye to Apple once and for all. Of course, we all know that when it comes to text messaging, making the transition fully never goes according to plan. Those text messages you were expecting to get through from friends in family ended up floating around in a digital black hole, creating tons of gr...[Read More]
Not too long ago, I concluded that the iPhone 6 was the “perfect iPhone” because it had just about everything an iPhone user ever wanted from having an upgraded screen, improved camera, OS enhancements, etc which made something already great, better. Factor in the larger screen without the sacrifice of one handed use and you have a winner. But what if you wanted more? What if a 4.7-inch display ju...[Read More]
The Smartwatch so far has been pretty much a niche market and what’s been available currently has been more or less a letdown. Complaints usually have to do with design, performance, battery life and practicality which just about all of them suffer from. Consumers and critics have been let down by Android Wear watches and Samsung Gear watches have been laughed it.
Apple will be holding their next live keynote just one month after the announcement of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Leaks of the new iPads have already been posted over, which this year’s model will be very much aligned with the iPhones complete with Touch ID, Apple Pay and of Course an A8 processor. There is still some speculation that they may reveal a new Retina Display 27-inch iMac and peopl...[Read More]
The Perfect iPhone? There has been a demand for a bigger iPhone ever since there were bigger smartphones. Apple stuck with their 3.5-inch screens from the very first iPhone in 2007 all the way to the iPhone 4S in 2011.
Make Sure To Get Yours For those of you who are dying to find out when you can finally get your hands on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4, well the wait is finally over. The mobile giant has released the date of when the smartphone will be available.
LG may be the likely candidate to step in. For the past few weeks we’ve heard rumors about upcoming smartphone the Google Nexus 6. Some leaks have surfaced and claim that the name for the new smartphone will not be called the Nexus 6, but will actually be called the Nexus X.
iPhone 6? iWatch? iOS 8? Apple’s highly anticipated event happening today! Rumors of the iPhone 6 have started on the day that the iPhone 5S was released, perhaps even longer than that. Talks of a long awaited 4.7-inch screen have circulated the tech world with conceptual designs made by fans along with leaks from China all over the internet weeks before today’s event.