Avatar may have cost around 300 million dollars to make and the 3D cameras probably accounted for a share of that but now that 3D is in the living room is it time to consider making your next camera or camcorder 3D?  read more »

Whether you’re hitting the road or walking Motion X GPS, now updated for iPhone 4 with high resolution 3D maps, is a highly praised GPS with “door-to-door” navigation that offers a lot of  read more »

Disclaimer: We didn’t stumble upon an Apple prototype at our local Beer Garden and we don't have any inside information about whether or not an actual Apple-branded TV is under development but here’s why we  read more »

In case your world needs a little added reality you should check out one of these augmented reality apps which are good examples of where this growing category is going. Here’s a sample of  read more »

How will you feel about Apple's iPhone 4 announcement? We created a fun infographic to help you confirm your feelings.  read more »

If you’re like many other TV owners, you may already have your TV connected to your high speed Internet connection or maybe you’re considering a new HDTV with built-in networking so you can make the  read more »

Stay up-to-date with innovation. This article will arm you with the latest Point-and-Shoot Camera features that deliver the most snap for your buck.  read more »

With so many great free apps to choose from, who would have thought there was any reason to actually spend money on them, let alone ten dollars? It turns out there are indeed a bunch of apps worth paying for  read more »

Buy me some peanuts, popcorn and 3D glasses so I can catch theYankees-Seattle Mariners games in 3D this weekend. Eight providers including DirecTV and Comcast will be offering the games in 3D. If you don't have a 3DTV (yet) you might want to stop by your local retailer to see what it looks like. Best Buy and others are supposedly going to be showing the games in 3D at their stores. While you have your 3D glasses on you might also want to check the World Cup final on ESPN 3D this Sunday.  read more »

Remember the old 10BaseT Ethernet standard with 10 megabit data rates over twisted pair wires? Well fast forward a few years and the newly finalized HDBaseT coming out of an alliance that includes TV industry heavyweights LG, Samsung and Sony may soon be included in products, possibly as early as the second half of this year. The new standard could replace HDMI offering high speed networking and high resolution audio and video over Cat5e/6 cables with RJ45 connectors that can run up to 100 meters. It can even supply up to 100 watts of power for devices like Blu-ray players. It sounds pretty good to us and wonder, what's the hitch? We also wonder if the next home audio/video/network connector shouldn't be wireless.  read more »