Apple overtakes Nokia in Q1 handset revenue
If you close your eyes, and whistle some Beatles tune, you might even have the crazy idea that this is the tech world's version of…
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Secondary audio options for DSLR and Canon T2i – Zoom, Tascam, Rode
One thing I know with the Canon T2i (and T3i, 60D...) is that on-board camera audio is a non-starter for all but the most casual…
Early word on the BlackBerry PlayBook: Defeat is an option
New York Times' David Pogue had one of the best lines: "RIM has just shipped a BlackBerry product that cannot do e-mail. It must be…
Interview: Exploring human immortality, artificial intelligence in San Francisco
Kurzweil "believes that we're approaching a moment when computers will become intelligent, and not just intelligent but more intelligent than humans."
Final Cut Pro X increases temptation to switch from Adobe Premiere Pro
Some of the new features I've been reading about give me pause: advanced people and shot detection, automatic audio cleanup, automatic color matching between clips…
Social Media: Have we reached a saturation point?
Perhaps the most revealing finding is that the interest in social networking search appears to be plateauing.
Adobe Premiere Pro CS 5.5 is here – worth the upgrade?
When I need to wait for anything - waiting for clips to render, importing raw footage into a project, chilling a Chardonnay - it drives…
Dolby Digital Plus – Even Batman would be blown away (Podcast interview)
I popped a VHS cassette of Batman into the VCR and cranked it. "I'm Batman!"
Motorola Xoom tablet reportedly a flop – here’s the real issue
The great "Honeycomb" or Android 3.0 turns out to be great for the geek-set, but not for mainstream America.
Report suggests the PC is iPad’s biggest casualty – but why?
This is only the beginning. The tablet as we know it today -- a simple, thin slab with a 10-inch display -- is about to…