My Daily Kit: The Scosche clipSYNC
As we’ve told you before, some of the best devices we test also happen to be the most simple and useful–and the Scosche clipSYNC falls squarely into this category. With mobile devices playing such a large part in our daily lives, having a charge/sync cable with you at all times is pretty much a must–and leave it to the folks at Scosche to create an easy, elegant solution. An evolution of their flipSYNC, the clipSYNC takes a compact charge and sync cable and not only makes it pocket-size, but adds the convenience of a carabiner clip for attaching it to nearly anything (in my case, a belt loop). There are 2 versions of the clipSYNC; one for iDevices (that features a USB plug on one side and a 30 pin connector on the other), and another for Android devices, that offer both micro and mini USB connectors. The great thing about the USB version is that works for more than just phones or tablets–it can act as a sync cable for virtually any device that uses micro or mini USB.
In my daily use the clipSYNC has proven to be a reliable and durable travel companion; it’s not only saved me from battery drain on numerous occasions, but also seems to come in handy for everyone else I happen to be with (get used to people trying to snag this thing!). The clipSYNC retails for $19.99 (for either version), and should definitely be on everyone’s holiday list as the perfect stocking stuffer.
One of the most common and frustrating aspects of working here at YourTechReport.com is the all too frequent thought; “Oh man, I wish I’d thought of that.” While we’ve all had those moments from time to time, when you’re constantly exposed to beautifully designed and executed examples of truly innovative ideas that solve the same problems you’ve faced all too often (without success), it’s impossible to not start feeling just bit, well, frustrated.
Once, success or failure in the consumer electronic business depended almost exclusively on pure performance data. And while it’s true that some might still consider it more fun to talk about chip speeds, screen size, gigabytes and megapixels, the truth is that today’s electronic devices are generally so capable and can be had with so many features, that selecting the right one has become much less about the hard performance data than about determining how well it fills the needs of the individual consumer. It is into this new reality that Motorola has elected to introduce their new Motorola XPRT Mobile Phone for Sprint – leveraging the lessons learned from the already well received Motorola Droid Pro – and resulting in one of the most capable business-oriented smartphones we’ve ever tested. Join us as we take a closer look at this great new mobile business device. 
Allow me to happily introduce you to a wonderful new camera. Is it a Canon? Is it a Nikon? Why, no! It’s a good old reliable Panasonic. That’s right–they’re still in the race; and with their latest Lumix, their odds have just gotten a whole lot better. 
Ever since the original PSP was released, many people (including myself) have thought to themselves, “You know what would be awesome? If this had a phone built-in!” And now our dreams have com true….in a way. Now, instead of a Playstation Portable with a built-in phone, we have a great android smartphone with a built in PSP…sort of. I’ll explain what I mean by that in a second. But for now, sit back relax and behold the first Playstation Certified device: Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play. 
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Everyone knows that mobile phone pioneer Motorola not only makes great products, but also has a long history of introducing innovative new devices that have helped shaped the industry itself. As the battles we’ve come to call the “smartphone war” heat up, it should come as no surprise that longtime leaders like Motorola are working hard to introduce ever faster and more capable devices in a bid to secure their legacy at the top of the market. It is into this competitive landscape that Motorola launches their newest contender, the dual-core Motorola Droid X2 for Verizon–one of the most powerful smart-phones available today. Luckily for us, the good folks at Motorola sent us a potent new Droid X2’s for testing… so join us as we take a closer look, and see how the new Motorola Droid X2 stacks up. 
So let’s say you’re on Sprint’s network. Even if you’re not a techie, you probably know that 4G is all the rage right now…and thankfully, Sprint’s got a few choices for you in that department. But what if you like the design and the “Sense” Android skin of the Evo 4G, but also love the slide out keyboard of the Epic 4G–and you want it at a cheaper price? Buddy, have we got a phone for you… 
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