For a while now I have been controlling my Windows Media Center HTPC with a remote control app on my Android phone. Recently I have been playing with...er reviewing...a DirecTV remote control on the same phone. I control my FreeNAS home server from that phone. I could also control Windows Home Server, a TiVo, a Comcast DVR, and probably many
Everyone is talking about the mobile revolution, but today Google announced the next step in it. All of Google Sites properties are now receiving automatic mobile rendering. The new update is compatible with iOS 3.0+ and Android 2.2+ devices. According to Google's announcement: By going to General settings under More actions > Manage site and clicking on Automatically adjust site
In Washington D.C. this week was a quick turn around at home.. One thing that I have found the farther east I go the crappier the internet is in hotels just a observation but everytime i'm east the internet sucks in the hotels. Subscribe Today: Audio | Video | iTunes | Zune Download the Show File Follow @geeknews on Twitter
This weekend Apple began airing a new iPad 2 television ad. The ad is called "Now" and it shows a mix of built-in features and third-party content is on display, including FaceTime, the iBookstore, and iTunes U as well as Spin, Star Walk, The King's Speech, and The Wall Street Journal. The announcer explains how iPad makes it possible to
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A couple of months ago Google released a new Search app for iOS devices. Now, today, they are releasing an update to that app based on user feedback they have received. The new version is touted as faster and easier to use. Google claims that search is now 20% faster as you type in your queries. They have also turned
Podcasting since December of 2004, more than once I’ve thought of a podcasting “dream” device. It would be a small hand-held all-in-one device that would allow me to produce the perfect podcast and upload it and post it with a single tap of a button. This perfect integrated podcasting device doesn’t exist as of yet, but with Blogtalkradio.Com’s free CinchCast