Deal of the Day ? 20% Off Microsoft 3KJ-00001 Touch Mouse

by Janet Cloninger on September 30, 2011 � 0 comments in News Today?s LogicBUY Deal is the Microsoft (model 3KJ-00001) Touch Mouse for $55.99.� Features:� comfortable, stylish design, BlueTrack Technology, wireless connection through the USB Nano transceiver, 10-foot range, more. $69.99- 20% coupon code ($14) = $55.99 with free shipping.� This is the lowest price found by LogicBUY and is $5.00 less than previous mention of the deal. This deal expires October 7, 2011 or sooner. Check the above link for more details on this deal, and check the LogicBUY home page for other deals. Tagged as: Deal of the Day Subscribe to our RSS feed. For More Information Click Here To Know More...

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Is the Competition Ready for the iPhone on Multiple U.S. Carriers?

You are here: Home � Editorials � Is the Competition Ready for the iPhone on Multiple U.S. Carriers? With the reports that Sprint will carry the iPhone 5, it?s almost certain that this coming new iPhone launch will destroy every iPhone launch before it (which have crushed every other phone launch ever). One has to wonder if Apple is up to the supply challenge, but also if their competition is ready to face an Apple that isn?t holding back. Apple is hosting an iPhone event on October 4th. Let?s face it, until recently Apple has been fighting the smartphone war with one hand tied behind its back. While BlackBerry and others from the old guard have been a mainstay on all the major U.S. carriers for years and Android established a presence...

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HP Talks About Notebook Designs, Windows 8, Touch, Ultrabooks

You are here: Home � Mobile � HP Talks About Notebook Designs, Windows 8, Touch, Ultrabooks This article is cross-posted on Notebooks.com. I had joined HP on a press tour earlier this week where the company was showing off its business-class EliteBook notebooks, which is an elegant aluminum-clad enterprise notebook that boasts rugged features that are tested using military specs. During the company?s presentation on design, notebooks design head Stacy Wolff had given us some insight on where HP?s design is going amidst changes in the PC industry with touch computing, tablets, Windows 8, and ultrabooks. To date, the world?s leading PC-maker, which says it shapes 2 PCs every second, has yet to announce an ultrabook unlike competitors such...

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HTC Amaze 4G Specs And Price

HTC Amaze 4G Specs And Price ? Now that HTC will continue to deliver a wide range of new series and one of them like this HTC 4G Amaze Android phone which is using a dual core 1.5GHz processor and a 4.3-inch screen on the HTC Amaze 4G, HTC Amaze 4G devices seen by the site Cell Phone Signal has a T-Mobile brand. HTC Amaze 4G will also carry the HTC Sense UI with a more conventional small chance T-Mobile also customize the software itself. HTC Amaze 4G Specification: * Network support 42Mbps HSPA + data* 4G* Dual-core 1.5GHz processor Snapdragon* Rear facing camera 8 MP* Front camera 2MP* 4.3-inch screen* Resolution 540�960px For pricing information HTC Amaze 4G is still not available. Tags: Amaze 4G, Htc, HTC Amaze, HTC Amaze 4G, HTC...

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PURE Contour is one fine iPod/iPhone dock

by Mark R - on September 29th, 2011 After years of seeing PURE products at CES and electronics shows, I finally got one to try out with the Contour. The PURE Contour is an iPod/iPhone dock, but it is quite extraordinary. I?m not certain if its rounded shape has anything to do with its high quality sound, but it has full range 3.5 inch speakers and dual bass ports for 36W RMS of sound that really shook the floor. It has an iPod dock that is retractable, as well as an FM radio. The Contour can also connect via Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection so you can hook up to Internet radio stations and podcasts. It also allows for streaming music directly from a PC or Mac. Also included are composite, component and S-Video out for connection to the television....

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Life with the Eco Pod, Rugged All Terrain Speaker Case

by Mark R - on September 28th, 2011 We have reported on the Eco Pod before, and I got a chance to try out the Rugged All Terrain Speaker Case for myself. For those who aren?t familiar with this product, I?m not certain whether ?Rugged All Terrain? is an adequate adjective for it. I mean, you can use your mobile device in any terrain where you can get a signal, really. The Eco Pod is designed for those who want to take their iPod, iPhone, or other smartphone in the rugged outdoor conditions of the real world. It is IPX7 certified to stay within 3 feet of water for 30 minutes without any leaks. The Eco Pod includes some IPX7 ear buds so you can listen to your music in watery conditions. The Eco Pod is a polycarbonate case with two reinforced...

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Joby launches trio of new portable tripods

by Edwin - on September 29th, 2011 Joby made a name for itself with the release of the GorillaPod which by the way, does not resemble a gorilla in any way apart from the fact that it can ?hang? from just about any place as long as the pole or branch is able to support its weight alongside the camera it is attached to. Well, certainly they cannot rely on just a single device along to roll in the dough, right? Enter three more portable tripods to ensure they remain the best at what they do. All three new releases are the GorillaPod Micro 250, GorillaPod Micro 800 and GorillaPod Hybrid, where they were specially developed and designed to meet the needs of today?s digital camera consumer, regardless of whether you are an enthusiast who shoots...

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Bracketron Back-iT for the iPad 2

by Mark R - on September 28th, 2011 By now, I am certain that you are all aware of the iPad 2, and how the user can purchase the flexible, fold-able Smart Cover to protect the front. However, what about the back of the precious iPad 2? This is probably the mentality that led Bracketron to develop the Back-iT. It is a ?low-profile, precision-cut polycarbonate back that securely holds and protects your iPad 2 from scratches and scuffs?. It comes in the same colors of the previously mentioned Smart Covers, which are all pastel and include a ?soft-touch design for superior grip for interacting and carrying your iPad 2?. Yes, I used a lot of quotes here, but let me give you one of my own: ?If you use the Back-iT with a Smart Cover on your iPad...

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Little Deviants Hands On: PS Vita?s Special Features Showcase

Little Deviants is supposedly the game that convinced Sony execs that the PS Vita?s rear touch screen is a good idea. After standing in line for two hours to play the thing, however, we?re not sure what game they were shown, because it surely couldn?t have been the same sparse collection of mini-game tech demos masquerading as an attempted retail product, and we?re not just saying that because we spent about 20% of a perfectly good Saturday queuing to play the thing. The titular characters are innocuous and generic enough, all of them imbued with all the personality of a carpet, and not a particularly likeable one at that. They only serve as a pretext, however, for a slight breakdown in gameplay form of every major PS Vita feature. We were...

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Android Gains, But Faces Tough Battle Against iOS 5 and iPhone 5

You are here: Home � Mobile � Android Gains, But Faces Tough Battle Against iOS 5 and iPhone 5 Smartphone buyers over the last three months chose Android 56% of the time, double the 28% choice of iOS devices like the iPhone. The new data from�Nielsen shows that more consumers are picking Android than iPhone, but it looks like the big losers over this time are BlackBerry and ?Other?, which is likely Windows Phone 7. Android gained while iOS was flat last quarter. The growth of Android adoption has been helped by the launch of many major phones in the last 3 months, like the Droid 3, Droid X2, HTC Evo 3D and others. This trend may continue with flagship devices like the Droid Bionic and the affordable Pantech Breakout, but Android will face...

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Scosche myTREK Wireless Pulse Monitor

Exercising, working out, getting fit, whatever you want to call it, is a chore that a lot of us don?t enjoy doing. Finding ways to make physical activity actually beneficial can increase the enjoyment. Because, let?s face it, if your workouts aren?t helping you lose weight or get fit, what?s the point in doing them? Scosche wants to help your workouts count. The myTREK Wireless Pulse Monitor for your iPhone or iPod Touch keeps a close eye on your heart rate so that it knows when you?re slacking and need a little kick in the pants to burn off that morning donut. Note: Click the images in this review to see a larger view. Package Contents myTREK monitor3 arm strapsUSB charger dockQuick start guideYou might be wondering how a heart rate monitor...

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