Reviews

By Dave Greenbaum

When traveling I can’t seem to get enough power but I absolutely despise filling up my carry on with a bunch of extra chargers and cables. While there are lots of chargers on the market, this one is as close to all in one as you get with retractable cables and AC adapter as well as a USB port and even an audible indicator telling you what is charging and how much charge is left. Due to its somewhat large size it took up two wall plugins.

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By Dave Greenbaum, Click Here Tech

Newsbar fills a key gap in RSS readers left by the demise of Google Reader: Ubiquitous synchronization of your content and read items. Newsbar has a Mac OS and an iOS client (sold separately) that uses iCloud to synchronize among devices. If you are logged into iCloud on the device, you’ve got your news items and the read, unread and starred items are synced. Other solutions use a hybrid web and app solution but Newsbar creates a full app based experience.

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Like many iPhone users, Siri was cool at the beginning but I quickly got bored with her and couldn’t really figure out how best to… Read More »Book Review: Talking to Siri Learning the Language of Apple’s Intelligent Assistant (2nd Edition)

by Dave Greenbaum While the Mac is generally perfect as is with its intuitive interface and easy to understand menus and help screens, a group… Read More »Book Review: Mac Kung Fu

By Frank Petrie Product: ZAGGsparq 6000 Author: ZAGG <www.zagg.com> Requirements: AC outlet; USB2 wires Price: $99.99 Test Rig: 2010 MBP 13-inch, OS X 10.8.2, 8GB… Read More »Freshly Squeezed Reviews: I Saw Sparqs

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