App Review: Twitter for Android

Twitter is quickly gaining more and more of my attention as far as social networking. After protesting it and mocking it’s users as attention needing and narcissistic, I fell victim to its spell. And I have to say, I enjoy Twitter more from my EVO 4G than from my laptop. So with that, this will be the first review of several apps that will allow you to get your “tweet” on the road. And to get the party started, we should start with my favorite, Twitter for Android.

Is Android unstoppable? - 886% growth since 2009

These are some surprising numbers, and they sure as hell knocked me back a bit based on the fact that Android is growing a lot faster than I previously anticipated. Considering the buzz surrounding the Apple-verse right now, Android has become somewhat of an afterthought on tech blogs, especially mention of its inane popularity.

Brandon Davenport Aug 4, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gadgets, Mobile, breaking

Saudi Arabia bans BlackBerries for real »

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Saudi Arabia bans BlackBerries for real

People in Saudi Arabia have been a little uneasy for a while as rumors floated around like windy dust in the desert, and finally after the dust settled, Saudi Arabia decided to slam down the ban-hammer. Saudi Arabia wants to ban the BlackBerries because they can’t easily snoop on public’s personal info, and are blaming RIM for the “issue”. RIM has bee famous for years treating its customers private data with care, and now a major fork in the road has popped up, and a hard re-set won’t fix it…

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Nick Mahar Aug 3, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Apple, Applications, Videos, iPhone

NanoStudio for iPhone is literally a full music studio

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NanoStudio for iPhone is literally a full music studio

You can now have a full music studio in the palm of your hands. The iPhone is getting the the point where there literally is an app for anything. 

NanoStudio gives you the ability to combine sampling, synthesis, sequencing and mastering. This, of course, is all done by touch thanks to the iPhone and iPad. 

Brandon Davenport Aug 3, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gadgets, Geek Culture, Humor

This Bluetooth headset is a gun you point at your head  »

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This Bluetooth headset is a gun you point at your head

If you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all right? Wrong! — A guy named Mayor Mike Haeg has devised a Bluetooth headset that looks exactly like a gun. The funny part is though, to take a call you press the gun barrel to your ear and pull the trigger, thus performing a mock execution before talking to your daughter at Grandma’s. It’s a very morbid gadget to say the least, but it gets weirder…

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You can now use multiple Gmail accounts in one browser

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You can now use multiple Gmail accounts in one browser

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This isn’t the most exciting feature for mainstream users, but for people with multiple Gmail accounts it is a God send! I manage 8 email accounts, so many times I have had to logout of one account to use the other account, or use a plathora of different browsers. I recently resorted to forwarding all the email I have to read, to one account which creates a sh*t-storm of emails that overwhelm me every day. Now, my issues are fixed, and my inbox will have a much needed rest — Geeksugar has more

Nick Mahar Aug 3, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Design, Music, Videos

Video - Jay-Z's Album Cover Isn't Photoshopped

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Video - Jay-Z's Album Cover Isn't Photoshopped

In a time where everything is done on the computers, it’s nice to see when people take the time and effort to really do something.

The video is a time lapse of making Jay-Z’s latest album cover. The cover includes hundreds of instruments and musical tools which are painted white. Shockingly, the red lines are even painted on the instruments instead of being photoshopped in later.