Another Round of Smart Phones 4 you – Competing for Your Attention
17 May 2011 - By Omar Mariño

Phones are getting more complex, more useful, and more numerous by the minute. Just when you thought there’d be nothing out there that could touch Apple’s Jesus Phone, a newer and better model comes along with flashy graphics, cool apps, and a better camera. So how can you hope to stay on top of this onslaught of new mobile technology? Keep it right here. Read more >>



New HTC Phone – Freestyle Available in February from AT&T
12 Feb 2011 - By Omar Mariño

HTC’s new Freestyle model will hit your local AT&T store shelves on February 13th of 2011.  The phone runs on Qualcomm’s Brew MP operating system (rather than Android or Windows) and comes with an integrated HTML browser—which is nice when compared to other phones and their limited web capacities.

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iPad Coming to Verizon
14 Oct 2010 - By Omar Mariño

While it’s not exactly new technology I’m talking about today, it is noteworthy news that might very well change the way you do business.  You see, the largest complaint against mobile Apple products is their exclusivity to the AT&T wireless network (usually with a nasty little contract involved.)  It was announced a while back that next year the iPhone will be coming to Verizon, giving users an alternative to the hated AT&T with their favorite iDevice.  Now, it has been announced that the iPad will actually make the switch before the iPhone. Read more >>

BlackBerry’s New Torch Lights the Way
3 Aug 2010 - By Omar Mariño

BlackBerry’s latest handheld, the Torch is now available for presale.  Official launch date is August 12 so if you’re in need of a new RIM device, get in line now.  The 5 megapixel cam and full QWERTY keyboard are just two of the reasons you’ll be ready to drop your hard earned bucks on this bad boy.  Read on for more! Read more >>

e-Books Reader: Barnes & Noble Nook is Better than the Kindle
20 May 2010 - By Omar Mariño

At 8” by 5” the nook is smaller but slightly heavier and generally feels more sturdy than Amazon’s pioneering eBook reader yet it’s interface is much more user friendly.  In addition, the color touch screen controls on the bottom give the device a very iPhoney feel though the E Ink display still remains the same.  It’s not a bad snag but there are a few issues that keep the machine from being a top pick. Read more >>