Chrome Soma laptop bag review

When choosing a laptop bag, there are a lot of different factors to take into consideration. After all, you’ll be hauling it everywhere you go and you want it to be good. The Soma, one of the smaller (and least expensive) packs in Chrome’s lineup, looks to be the perfect blend of portability and functionality. But does it live up to the company’s high quality image? Full review after the break!

Karotz WiFi smart rabbit review

Have you ever wanted a personal desk assistant that can update you on the weather, the latest news, and even your Twitter feed? That’s exactly what the successor to the venerable Nabaztag smart rabbit, the Karotz, is aiming to be. Let’s find out if it’s worth the price. — Our full review after the break!

SOL Republic Tracks headphones review

Let’s face it, headphones can be a pain to buy. Some headphones are surrounded by hype and celebrity sponsorships but are generally considered in the tech world to be way overpriced (and because of that, slightly overrated). And yet, there are other types of headphones that are fairly unknown but can be the best bang-for-your-buck-cans out there! Today we’ll be taking a look at the latter, the $99 Tracks headphones by a new company called SOL (Soundtrack of Life) Republic. How do they stack up against other headphones in the price range? — Our full review after the break!

Massive boycott prompts GoDaddy to change its stance on SOPA bill

GoDaddy.com, the domain name provider that isn’t exactly looked very highly upon in the industry, is not having a good week. I’m assuming you’re familiar with SOPA, the anti-internet bill that has been making headlines lately. If you’re not, then you can freshen up by watching this guy’s video. It all really means that depending on the circumstances, the copyright holders can stop search engines from linking to those sites, or even worse, require internet service providers to block access to them completely. The bill also would make unauthorized streaming of copyrighted content a felony. This has put GoDaddy in hot water due to their stance on the bill. — More after the break!

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Action Movie FX iPhone app adds explosions to your videos - (Video)

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Bad Robot, the studio famed director J.J. Abrams is behind, has released an app on the iTunes app store that allows users to wreak havoc on just about anything in the sights of their iPhone camera. The app is called Action Movie FX, and it lets you choose from several scarily realistic special effects to put into your videos within the app. It goes for $0.99 cents, and different effects are priced at $2 a pop.