Oppo has been garnering glowing reviews across the globe for its line of Blu-Ray players, which we have enthusiastically reviewed in the past. Each iteration of hardware from Oppo doesn’t…
Like most baby boomers and Gen X-ers, we grew up in a home with a wall-mounted thermostat that had four setting choices: on or off, heat or cool. It had…
The annual International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas always offers a wonder of technological invention and surprise. Sometimes the surprises aren’t big or flashy, or have a large marketing…
Our review of the Seagate Wireless Plus portable hard drive began: “most of us have no problem creating and saving data. Movies, music, word processing, images, you name it –…
Most of us have no problem creating and saving data. Movies, music, word processing, images – you name it, and we probably have it. The problem is how to keep…
Proving once again that some of the best things in life really can be free, the 2013 Virgin Mobile FreeFest presented by Samsung brought together 50,000 concert goers for a…
Despite the promise of long-lasting batteries and more efficient processors, our tablets, phones, and other devices all seem to die just as fast or faster than they ever did. Have…
One of the primary audio advances of the era of digital audio was the invention of the Digital Signal Processor, or DSP for short, which packs an extraordinarily powerful processor…
A very interesting thing is happening in fall 2013 – three out of four of the most popular operating systems in the US market are getting significant revisions (only Google’s…
Mac Edition Radio’s editor-in-chief Harris Fogel recently called me an über-geek, which status I immediately denied. If anyone around this site has the physique of a geek god, it’s Harris…