Samsung Galaxy Note Android phone – How big is too big?
We may see slower Android release cycles as referenced by both Samsung and Motorola, but what we might see in its place is vendors looking…
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Facebook IPO filing next week, $75-$100 Billion valuation (hang on to your hats)
It could be the biggest tech event in history. Will Facebook's IPO help us understand the value of Google+?
Hands-on: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Beta (looking good!)
The results I've been able to achieve with Lightroom 4 in just a few weeks of casual testing have, for lack of a better expression,…
Google’s open model helps boost Android share of tablet market
Take the Amazon Kindle Fire. Apple doesn't have an answer for the entry $199 tablet. For that matter, if you want a portable offering --…
Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Android 4 “ICS” only $99
After less than a month on the market you can now score a brand new Samsung Galaxy Nexus for only $99. How low can you…
Jay Leno and his $230K+ radar-detecting McLaren MP4-12C
And... most interesting, though not really surprising, is that he has equipped his $230K+ 2012 MP4-12C with the most important accessory of all: a radar…
Drone helps you achieve Hollywood helicopter shots with a DSLR
I have a mind to just fly my Canon EOS 60D over to Napa to cover events for Stark Insider from the comforts of my…
Android Dilemma: Droid RAZR Maxx, Galaxy Nexus, or Quad-Core?
After the honeymoon phase wears off, I suspect many Nexus pioneers will be pining for the quad-cores that'll appear right around the corner.
Canon 5D Mark III in the wild? (literally)
From what I've read we should be seeing the new 5D in a matter of months. The big question is price. Nikon recently released their…
On Android Design: “Sometimes you have to break the rules”
Android's UX design chief Matias Duarte weighs in on mobile OS guidelines, competition and the future in an interview on Wired.