Amazon dropped a pair of video-related announcements today, both related to its expanding library of content. The first is a new store within Amazon called "Never Before on DVD," which offers DVDs Continue reading…
Members of Amazon's $79-per-year Prime service are getting even more bang for their buck today with access to more streaming video content courtesy of Discovery Communications — the company behind Continue reading…
We love Sony's NEX cameras, but it's hard to deny that the E-mount lens lineup is a little lacking next to Olympus and Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds offerings. Sony promises it's on the case, though, Continue reading…
If being able to stream episodes of Jersey Shore is what it takes to get customers to pay for Prime, Amazon is willing to go the distance. The company has just signed an agreement with Viacom that Continue reading…
Nvidia's Jen-Hsun Huang dedicated a portion of his CES 2012 presentation this week to playing a game of Skyrim on an Eee Pad Transformer Prime. The Tegra 3-powered tablet was running a specially Continue reading…
The Micro Four Thirds system has a pretty extensive lens lineup, but maintaining a collection can be an expensive hobby. Panasonic is providing a cheaper way to expand your photographic options, Continue reading…
Fujifilm announced a wide-ranging lineup of cameras for CES 2012 earlier today, but if Mirrorlessrumors is to be believed it was holding back a surprise. The site has the first shot and details of the Continue reading…
Last time we checked our calendar, early December was right around the corner, which means one thing for us Android tablet lovers: Transformer Prime time. While we still don't have an official Continue reading…
One of the major benefits of being an Amazon Prime subscriber is free 2-day shipping on all purchases. Now Amazon is offering Prime members the option to select "FREE No-Rush Shipping" in exchange for Continue reading…
The Galaxy Nexus / Nexus Prime smartphone that we've been seeing leak all over the internet is back, this time with a 90-second video tour of what purports to be Android 4.0. We know very well that Continue reading…
