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News You Should Know – Voice, Xbox, Kinect

There’s been quite a bit going on in the tech world lately.  Rather than dedicate a post to each separate item, I figured it was best served for everyone’s time to give you a quick rundown on all the news!

Google Voice for the Masses!

In case you missed the buzz, Google just recently announced open registration for . . . → Read More: News You Should Know – Voice, Xbox, Kinect

Sprint EVO 4G – $199 on June 4th

Just a quick update about the Sprint EVO 4G.  I just got an email from Sprint that the EVO 4G (by HTC) pricing and release date has been set.  The email says the handset will be released on June 4th, for $199 (after a $100 mail-in rebate).

In case you aren’t familiar with the phone, here’s a . . . → Read More: Sprint EVO 4G – $199 on June 4th

Smartphone Roundup 2010 – iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, and Android!

As I’ve mentioned in my past post about smartphones, I really enjoy the convenience of a Smartphone (currently an old/slow Blackberry Curve – can’t wait for my next upgrade).  My smartphone allows me to keep my email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and music with me everywhere I go (check out my previous post about syncing Gmail calendars . . . → Read More: Smartphone Roundup 2010 – iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, and Android!

Archos Internet Tablet – Ultimate Personal Media and Internet Device

If you’re looking for the ultimate personal media player, you won’t find it at the Apple store.  Amazon just listed the Archos 5 Internet Tablet for $390.  While it may be a bit pricey, this thing has pretty much ALL the bells and whistles you could ask for in a device which can surf the . . . → Read More: Archos Internet Tablet – Ultimate Personal Media and Internet Device

How to Choose Between Online Backup Service Providers (eHow)

After all the articles I’ve written on the merits of Online Backup, I thought it worthwhile to compile those thoughts into an eHow article for the Internet masses.  Each of the different service providers offer different feature sets, work with different types of devices and/or Operating systems, and it seems like it could quickly and easily . . . → Read More: How to Choose Between Online Backup Service Providers (eHow)