Month: May 2013

Imber, a practiced hospitality professional with more than two decades of experience selling to and for hotels, will manage global sales for the web services division that was acquired by Pegasus Solutions in November 2011. Read the original post by Hotel Online

Kevin Michaluk of CrackBerry, Phil Nickinson of Android Central, Daniel Rubino of Windows Phone Central, and Rene Ritchie of iMore come together to talk about… Talk Mobile 2013! What is it, how will it work, and just how awesome will it be? Find out! type=”audio/mpeg”> Our podcast feed: […] Read the original post by Rene…

Although the shiny new iOS app and retooled web interface were demoed a few weeks back at MAX 2013 , Adobe has released both facets of its new and improved Kuler color selection tool into the wild. Read the original post by Engadget

With great performance that won’t break the bank, the V3 Gaming Traverse is a smart pick for a gaming PC. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

The Viewsonic TD2340 is an attractive touch-screen monitor featuring a gorgeous 23-inch IPS panel, 10-point touch technology, and a very flexible (albeit bulky) stand. It’s more expensive than your typical 23-inch monitor though. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Considering all the utility included with the Toshiba Canvio Connect (750GB), this portable hard drive is one of the best we’ve seen. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

This attractively-designed NAS has a clean, simple interface and decent performance but it has too many issues with initially creating RAID, the power button, and firmware updating—it’s just not a recommended device. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Stronghold offers a Stronghold Online Backup 2-Week Trial for free. It allows you to backup five computers with one account, access your data from anywhere in the world, easily share backed-up files, and more. Note: You must call 855.631.2414 before your trial is over to cancel or you’ll be billed […] Read the original post…

IK Multimedia has introduced a new version of their Amplitube app, which enables iPad and iPhone users to model amps and effects pedals virtually. The new release, 3.0, adds timeline audio editing and new gear models. Amplitube 3.0 has been reset as a mobile recording studio, not just an amp and […] Read the original…

Last week Techpinions.com posted a really good editorial by John Kirk discussing how much of a joke it is to consider Android the winner in the smartphone space simply because they have the most market share. The very next day, Business Insider tech editor Jay Yarow pubished a post with […] Read the original post…

I like playing games on my Mac, but as a console gamer at heart, I much prefer the joypad to the keyboard and mouse. In particular, racing games like Dirt 2 — recently acquired as part of the awesome Feral bundle — just don’t feel right to me controlling them […] Read the original post…

At the All Things D event, Motorola’s Dennis Woodside and Regina Dugan talked pills, tattoos and a return to boldness for Motorola. Read the original post by Stefan Constantinescu

EMC Corp increased its share buyback program to $6 billion from $1 billion and said it would start paying out a quarterly cash dividend, falling into line with other large tech companies that are returning cash to shareholders. Read the original post by Reuters

Lenovo cuts prices on select items via the coupons listed below. With free shipping, they’re each at the lowest total price we could find by at least $14. The deals: Lenovo M0520 Speakers (pictured) for $8.99 via “USP1JU416360″ Lenovo K5920 Wireless Keyboard for $15.99 via “USP1JU411501″ Lenovo N5902 […] Read the original post by dealmac…

I’m late with this. Not late in that I missed my train and bus, because the Transit App has ensured I haven’t missed a single trip in almost a year. But late in covering that The Transit App updated to version 2.0 earlier this week and I’m just now telling […] Read the original post…