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If you're a touchpad lover, then you'll be in heaven with IOGEAR's new Wireless Multi-Touch Pad (GTP520R), freshly announced at CES. As you might guess from the name, it's a wireless touchpad that supports multi-touch, which is pretty cool. Anyone with a smartphone or tablet will be familiar with multi-touch and gestures, but most laptop touchpads don't support either of
Recently I wrote an opinion piece wondering if Smartphones would soon replace universal remotes like Harmony. For a while now, I have been using myRemote on my Droid X to control my Windows 7 Media Center-based HTPC. Recently I have also been trying out DirecTV Remote Pro to control my DirecTV HD DVR. Unfortunately, there is no official DirecTV Remote
“Cut the cord.” in the hospital it means one thing but at home, in your living room, it refers to something completely different. With the amount of content readily available on the internet these days lots of people are fed up with enormous cable bills and have decided to end their service, relying solely on the videos they find online,
If you are a Home Theater PC fan then you probably know the name VidaBox. They are a high-end manufacturer of HTPC's, media servers, and accessories. In addition to that they also sell a few components for DIYers. One such component is the vCase3, which is a PC case that enthusiasts can use to build their dream system in. The
Sony has dropped two quite different headphones onto the market, one a wireless headset for cord-free listening and the other a set of noise-cancelling earbuds. The MDR-RF865RK headphones are traditional over the ear cans with plenty of padding, finished in what appears to be a dark graphite grey. However, they have the further benefit of being wireless with a 100m
D-Link and Boxee have announced that the Boxee Box will now support Vudu and NetFlix. This will bring even more choices to the Boxee box and let it's users have access to the 1000's of movies and TV shows available on NetFlix via their subscription service. NetFlix subscriptions start at $7.99 for streaming only and $8.99 for 1 DVD by
Ah, my once-beloved Dish Network account – the thing I once thought I could never do without; the budget monster that consumed $100 per month, month after month, year after year. I agonized for months over the idea of simply killing it before finally pulling the plug. It’s been the better part of a year since I put the budget-busting