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VholdR ContourHD wearable camcorder

The ContourHD is a tube-style camcorder designed to be worn as a helmet camera for recording extreme activities. The ContourHD features an attractive design, but a limited feature set. Unlike the competition, it doesn't feature a still photography mode or a viewfinder, optical or digital. But what the Contour...

Tags: Corporate communications, Engineering, camcorder, Video Resolution, Recording Video, Recharging, ContourHD

Product reviews 2009-09-28

SanDisk introduces slightly improved Sansa Clip+ MP3 player

SanDisk Corporation, one of the major global leaders in flash memory cards, announced its new MP3 player today: the Sansa Clip+. The Sansa Clip+ has a new microSD memory card slot that allows the user to easily add and listen to thousands of songs. Plus, it's...

Tags: Card, SanDisk Corp., Player, MicroSD, Sansa Clip+, Flash Memory, Jennifer Bergen

Blog posts 2009-08-31

Opera Mini 4.2 for Android brings microSD support and video viewing capability

As I pointed out in a recent post regarding the current firmware on the T-Mobile G1 Google Android device there is a major issue with not being able to store applications or content onto the external microSD card. I get low memory errors daily and if I browse a lot...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Matthew Miller, Media Players, MicroSD, Opera Software ASA, Personal Technology, T-Mobile G1, Video, Video Player

Blog posts 2009-01-28

CES 2009: SanDisk announces higher speed 16GB microSDHC cards and slotRadio player with OLED display

A couple of months ago I posted some thoughts on the new SanDisk 16GB microSD card and at CES this week SanDisk announced their new Mobile Ultra microSDHC and Memory Stick Micro memory cards in capacities of 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB. SanDisk also announced their new slotRadio player and music...

Tags: Card, Mobile, SanDisk Corp., MicroSD, Organic Light-emitting Diode, microSD Card, 16GB microSDHC Card, Flash Memory, Matthew Miller

Blog posts 2009-01-07

Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Feature phones

I've now given you a Holiday Guide for smartphones and free cellphones so this Guide presents the best of the devices that are commonly called feature phones. With the power of today's feature phones, the line between a feature phone and smartphone is getting blurred so most people won't see...

Tags: Touch Screen, Samsung Instinct, Phone, Device, Page, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., LG Electronics Inc., Radio, MicroSD, AT&T Corp., microSD Card, Sprint Communications, Camera, Music, Feature Phone Market, LG Voyager, Bluetooth Radio, Samsung Behold, QWERTY, QWERTY Keyboard, Samsung Rugby, Bluetooth 1.2 Radio, HTML Web Browser, ZN4, Keyboards, Telecom & Utilities, Bluetooth, Hardware, Peripherals, Wireless, Matthew Miller

Blog posts 2008-12-01

Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Free cell phones

The holiday shopping season is upon us and with people's concerns about the economy spending will most likely be down and buyers will be looking for deals for gifts. In this first holiday shopping guide, I'll collect and present you with informaton for the best free cellphones on the market...

Tags: Phone, Holiday, Cell Phone, Cellular Phones, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Matthew Miller, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Radio, MicroSD, microSD Card, Sprint Communications, Camera, LG CU515, Bluetooth, Telecom & Utilities

Blog posts 2008-11-19

Samsung Rugby put to the extreme at the Renaissance Faire

While most of the phones I use now are higher end smartphones, there are also some very compelling feature phones out there that you may want to consider. A few weeks ago, AT&T and Samsung announced the ruggedized Rugby (a837) military-grade handset. My buddy Michael just posted a very entertaining...

Tags: Phone, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., MicroSD, AT&T Corp., microSD Card, Video, Napster Mobile, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Matthew Miller

Blog posts 2008-10-07

SanDisk's music on flash gamble - will it work?

SanDisk's music on flash gamble - will it work?MP3 files are small enough to downloadBut I wonder if something like this might work better for movies. Probably never happen, though, because it would be too difficult to apply the draconian DRM required by the MPAABuy the whole album?I'd say...

Tags: Consumer electronics, Digital media, MP3-Files, whole album, music, DVD, SanDisk Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-09-22

microSD music: Are we regressing?

microSD music: Are we regressing?This would work for meSince I have never downloaded a single song of the web and more then likely never will I like this. For me music is an impulse buy, if I'm in Best Buy and see a CD I want I buy it.What...

Tags: Digital music, Digital media, music, MicroSD, microSD music, CD, ease of use, WMP

Discussion threads 2008-09-22

microSD music: Are we regressing?

With all of this hoopla surrounding SanDisk's announcement of slotMusic, a product conceived in conjunction with record labels that involves DRM-free MP3s on (SanDisk's) microSD cards, I'm not convinced that we've actually advanced, technologically-speaking. TechCrunch's Michael Arrington has a few choice words for SanDisk and its...

Tags: SanDisk Corp., MicroSD, Music, Flash Memory, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2008-09-22

How does the new Pentax Optio W60 stack up against Olympus waterproof digital cameras?

So now that Pentax has finally upgraded its waterproof camera line with yesterday's Optio W60 announcement, my big question is how does it compare to Olympus’ latest compact, point-and-shoot waterproofs, the Olympus Stylus 1030 SW and 850 SW. by Janice Chen

Tags: Olympus Corp., MicroSD, Digital Camera, Pentax, LCD, Camera, SW, Monitors & Displays, Iso standards, Process Improvement, Hardware, Components, Quality, Business Operations, Janice Chen

Blog posts 2008-05-23

First impressions of the Nokia N81 8GB; music now ROCKS on a smartphone!

First impressions of the Nokia N81 8GB; music now ROCKS on a smartphone!Low lighting conditionsOne humble request Matt. The unboxing video has low light. Please have little bit more light in room next time. I remember HTC Advantage video was the same.Thanks and keep up the good work. :-)RE: First...

Tags: Smart phones, MicroSD card, MicroSD, smart phone, music

Discussion threads 2007-11-18

Why memory expansion ability (what the iPhone doesn't have) matters

Yesterday, after writing about the memory expansion capability in Helio's revolutionary Ocean phone and iPhone competitor, at least one of ZDNet's readers was quick to quick to spank me for making a big deal out an ability that at best today match the lesser expensive iPhone's built-in 4GB of storage. ...

Tags: Wired &, Wireless, Telephony, Personal Technology, Mobile, Hardware Infrastructure, General, Entertainment, Apple

Blog posts 2007-06-28

Kingston does it again with microSD reader bundle

Kingston does it again with microSD reader bundlePut some flash ram in itSweet. Now if they would only put some flash ram in it too I could dump my old Kingston flash drive as well.Oooh! Excellent idea!That *would* be sweet.But it has flashThe microSD card is flash memory - it's...

Tags: Memory, Kingston, MicroSD, microSD Card

Discussion threads 2007-06-06

Kingston does it again with microSD reader bundle

Check this little guy out! Kingston has just introduced a tiny USB reader made specifically to support the microSD cards that are increasingly being used for data storage in phones and other mobile devices. This unit is literally the same size as the tip of my index finger. Kingston is...

Tags: Gadgetry, Mobility

Blog posts 2007-06-06

Kingston MobileLite 9-in-1 USB card reader

I’ve just gotten a chance to take a look at the new Kingston MobileLite â€" a 9-in-1 USB card reader that supports the most popular media formats used in the mobile phones, digital cameras, PCs and portable media devices I carry around. The device which is about the size and...

Tags: Gadgetry, Hardware, Mobility

Blog posts 2007-05-17

CES Big Picture #2: When size stops mattering

While the hi-def ecosystem was completing its virtuous circle in what seemed to be every other booth in all the square mileage of boothspace that was CES 2007, another less noticeable trend was lurking beneath the surface: miniaturization.For years, technology has often been about things getting smaller. Back in 1986,...

Tags: Ultramobile PCs (UMPCs), Corporate governance, Network technology, memory, microSD Card, Consumer Electronics Show, MicroSD, cable, ultramobile PC, hard drive

Blog posts 2007-01-16

Additional Resources

Droid Preview: iPhone's first real competition has arrived

The MicroSD card is not only expandableIt is hot-swappable. So basically your storage is only limited to how many cards you can afford.Competition is GREAT!I am glad Android is taking off, the future is Linux driven devices/appliances.To the naysayers that Linux distro devices/appliances are a 'niche' I guess Google is...

Tags: Smart phones, Apple iPhone, Droid Preview, phone, card

Discussion threads 2009-11-05

Revisiting the Motorola Droid on Verizon [Q&A]

Why the hate for drag and drop?Almost every review I have read faults the Droid because you can't auto-sync music:"(You can dump your music on a microSD card and pop it in, but it?s a copy-paste files affair, not a ?load my music? integrated experience.)"The Droid ships with a 16...

Tags: Smart phones, Motorola Droid, Droid, Apple iPhone, Revisiting, music, Verizon Communications Inc., Motorola Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-11-05

Sony Ericsson Equinox TM717 - carbon black (T-Mobile)

Photo gallery:Sony Ericsson Equinox TM717The Sony Ericsson Equinox is the first phone from the manufacturer to land at T-Mobile since the TM506. In many ways the Equinox is a fitting successor; like the TM506 it has a thin flip phone design and it sports a similar feature set that includes...

Tags: display, Equinox, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, phone, T-Mobile

Product reviews 2009-11-03