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A couple weeks back Drew did a CES Preview on a new product called G-Hold. We received a lot of interesting email and tweets about the product. Many of our readers quickly watched G-Hold's video to see what the new product was all about. G-Hold mounts to the back of your tablet so that you [...]
When Alison Grieve invented the SafeTray she was onto something amazing for servers. The SafetTray has a tiny loop on the bottom of a server tray that secures the tray in place so that servers can move about without the worry of spilling everything everywhere, making it safer for restaurant patrons and other servers. Now [...]
When Alison Grieve created the Safetray she created a product that servers across the globe thought was a miracle. The Safetray is a serving tray used by waiters and waitresses alike that has a place for the servers hand to go, to hold the tray to the hand, thus preventing many an accident that could [...]
If you have ever dropped, or worried about dropping a tablet, or if you want more mobility while using a tablet, consider the G-Hold.
This year we can expect some major changes in the wireless landscape. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is taking a very pro-consumer approach to his role in the Wireless Industry. He's championed the movement to get carriers to unlock phones and make them easier for the customer to take them to another carrier when their contract [...]
When LG announced the G Flex it did more than just introduce a curved display smartphone to the market. They took time and consideration into what people need from their favorite electronics devices, and tried to solve some of those issues as well. One of the cooler features of the LG G Flex, beyond the [...]
Earlier this month we reported that the highest court in Europe had basically made a ruling which would create a process where people could have things removed from their Google results. This all came about because someone in Spain felt that their privacies had been violated when sensitive personal information came up in a Google [...]
No that's not a banana in your pocket it's the new banana shaped LG G Flex 2. We aren't certain what the South Korean companies fixation with curvy smartphones is, but this time they seemed to have nailed it. After Monday morning's LG press conference we got to spend some time with Ethan that showed [...]
On Tuesday, Motorola announced a new phone, the Moto E. While this was not the flagship device - dubbed the Moto X+1 - that had been speculated, this is a major announcement. We will get into the Moto E below, but Motorola made another significant announcement during the press event. The company also announced an [...]
On Sunday, LG posted a new video, teasing the upcoming G Watch. The G Watch will be one of the first wearables powered by Android Wear, Google's project to extend Android into wearables, along with Motorola's upcoming Moto 360. While LG has yet to set a release date, or provide any technical details about the [...]
Followmyvote, the non partisan website that helps "the people" keep a pulse of what's going on in politics is looking to create an app that they say will help hold politicians accountable. Followmyvote currently offers a variety of news, blogs and general information designed to help ordinary people keep up with what's going on in [...]
On Wednesday at Google I/O, the company discussed Android Wear quite a bit. We have already told you a good bit about Android Wear here and here, but in a nutshell, the OS is just an extension of Android: Enter Android Wear, which extends Android, and its ecosystem of apps, to that most familiar spot for [...]
Man what a whirlwind CES was. We hope you enjoyed all of our 2014 International CES coverage, and we've still got a lot more to post in the coming days. We would like to thank our great sponsors for help getting you CES faster including: Wilson Electronics G-Hold Smart Mio Dark Energy And this year's [...]
There are a ton of reasons why Motorola's Moto G - and perhaps the just released Moto E - is selling at record paces. The Moto G has only been available for 6 months, and yet it is Motorola's best selling smartphone of all time. The Lenovo, née Google, subsidy is on to something. Starting with [...]
In what is really a surprise based on the hype and buildup Samsung had attracted, LG was named the Most Innovative Device Manufacturer of the Year at Mobile World Congress.
MobileIron, an enterprise mobility management and mobile security company, just announced that it has closed a Series F round, raising $48 million. With this raise as a prompt, we took a look at the largest rounds of 2013 so far.
Church sponsored youth group goes mobile with appsbar Appsbar has honored St G Youth App with its App of the Day award for showcasing you clubs, organizations, and members are engaging in mobile outreach by utilizing the DIY app builder at appsbar.com. The app serves as a touch point for members of the St. George’s [...]
Now in their fifth year as an official corporate sponsor with the NCAA, LG Electronics is going all out for the NCAA March Madness tournament and the Final Four being held later this month in North Texas. A campaign LG is wrapping around the tournament and it's semi-final round will feature NBA star, coach and [...]
I've tested out several tablet lap desks, stands and contraptions designed to hold up a tablet and make it viewable and workable at the same time. I've specifically been looking for the perfect solution so that I can actually work on my iPad while relaxing on the couch. When I tried more traditional lap desks [...]
Day one of Google I/O is in the books. The Mountain View company made some major announcements during the first day of their annual developers conference. Taken as a whole, you can see some trends starting to emerge. One of these trends is uniformity. Google has altered its thinking as far as devices. Rather than [...]
