Large and In Charge: Android Stunner from Lenovo
With a 6.9mm profile, Lenovo claims the new K900 is slimmest in its class. Other specs made available, aside from the Intel Atom chip powering the phone, include a 13 megapixel camera featuring a F1.8 wide aperture lens (a first according to Lenovo).
X Marks the Spot for Google
What if... Google tightened its grip on Android, canned the Nexus brand, and turned in-house to Motorola for a consumer-friendly, incredibly easy-to-use version of an Android superphone?
CES: Lenovo unveils Helix, a beautiful Windows 8 convertible laptop
Featuring an 11.6-inch touch-based display, the Lenovo Helix is a full-on laptop with that winning keyboard design Lenovo is so well known for that can also "Rip and Flip" and serve double duty as a tablet.
Best Nexus 4 Cases
Here's three ways to protect your new Google Nexus 4. All are under $20, but I suspect none will make your uber Android look as beautiful as Elena Anaya.
Year of the Incredible Shrinking Bezel
Bezels continue to shrink. Witness the Droid DNA and Sony's upcoming Xperia Android phones. Just imagine how cool the iPad 6 or 7 is going to look sans bezel.
Clint’s Top 10 DSLR Accessories
Here's 10 tried and true DSLR accessories. Whether you're a casual photog, or serious videographer, be sure to check-out Clint's list of must-have kit.
Tablets Outpace Smartphones
As new users unwrapped their new tablets from Santa, throughout the day app downloads measured a remarkable 20 million downloads per hour. By day's end, over 328 million apps had been downloaded.
RIM steps up to the plate…
BlackBerry 10 will make or break RIM. The "Bring Your Own Device" trend is upending traditional IT models, as employees walk through the office doors with an iPhone 5 or a Samsung Galaxy S III, fully expecting to sync with all the corporate systems.
A riveting, emotional behind-the-scenes look at video game development (must see)
Indie video games, priced from $10-20 on WiiWare, Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network, don't generate Halo money, but a top-seller can still make its creators multi-millionaires in a matter of weeks after launch.
Clint on Mobile: Nexus 4 Battery Life
Nexus 4 battery life. Starting at around 6-7am, I regularly get 12-14 hours of use, per the above scenario, and have about 20-30% charge around 8pm or so. I consider that very good performance.