Dropbox beta for Blackberry: In pictures.

Dropbox beta for Blackberry: In pictures.

If you haven’t heard yet, Dropbox is a great cloud storage solution accessible by many different traditional desktop and mobile platforms. In most cases, dragging and dropping (or highlight copy, highlight paste) are the only commands to get your important files to and from the all knowing cloud. Simple. East. Fast. Today we’ve finally gotten a look at the official Dropbox for BlackBerry app. Much the same as other Dropbox apps, the BlackBerry version is...

Adobe hates their customers, whips up Flash Access 2.0 w/ Selectable Output Control [SOC]

Adobe hates their customers, whips up Flash Access 2.0 w/ Selectable Output Control [SOC]

Just when you think the tech field as a whole couldn’t become any more saturated with incompetent business owners and greedy anti-consumer execs, someone else steps forward to say “Hey, look at me! I’m the biggest asshole.”. That asshole would be Adobe. Usually, Adobe spends their time catching flack for their questionably relevant developer tool — flash. That’s important and all, but no where near as important as the battle over SOC...

Access Else LiMo prototype phone shows off fan-like UI

Access Else LiMo prototype phone shows off fan-like UI

In the age of glitz and glam from the likes of iPhones and Android devices, LiMo, Androids cousin gets left out of the lime light. LiMo, which is a string of Linux, has so far suffered from slower adoption than it’s once equally small cousin Android. Perhaps the Access Emblaze Else shown above can get that ball rolling hmm? The fan-like interface pictured isn’t quite my style as it’s a bit dark and bland. But you can’t please everyone. ...

Logitech router/butter knife sheds a boat load of weight

Logitech router/butter knife sheds a boat load of weight

Those of you who look at your router day in and day out and cant stand to see all of the heft and excessive amounts of plastic may have something to look for in the Logitech Japan’s LAN-W300N/R. The main draw here is of course the size — the insanely thin (for a router) case. Thickness for said router starts out at a still rather svelte 24mm and moves down to a Lindsy Lohan skinny 7mm. Butter is safe no more. As far as actual real specs such as speed, which...