Meet Leap.  It is the future of computer use and navigation.  It is a gesture controlled module that interprets said gestures into messages your computer can actually understand.  It allows you to play a… Continue reading →

We’ve all heard of services like Pandora, Last.fm, or Slacker Radio. They all do the same thing. You type in an artist or song and it will play that song or something similar to… Continue reading →

Background: One of my many pet peeves is when people are at a big event and everyone is taking pictures of the same thing. I have always thought: How about just a few… Continue reading →

Image from: http://abcnews.go.com/images/Technology/ht_google_play_logo_jp_120306_wblog.jpg Google Play is Google’s way of competing with Apple’s iTunes. Play has taken everything that iTunes can do and made it better. If you have a Gmail account, you can set… Continue reading →

Apple describes their iTunes as an “Audio player with multiple playlist functions, native burn support, visual effects, and file conversion.”.  They are really undershooting themselves with that description.  They may have started as… Continue reading →

Google announced it’s vision for a pair of glasses that can do much more than aid vision back in 2001 (this was announced as the “Theory of Glass”). Now, the dream is becoming… Continue reading →

Just a while ago the iPad 4 was released. This came a few months after the release of the iPad 3, which is just about the same as the iPad 4. The iPad… Continue reading →

With products like the Nike FuelBand, Jawbone Up and Fitbit Flex, wearable technology is really trending. Devices like this track your activity and sync with iPhone and Android app. Some like the Nike Sportwatch GPS… Continue reading →