Reviews
Quicksilver launcher utility for OS X review
After almost 10 years of beta testing, Quicksilver finally announced “final” 1.0 status a few weeks back. Quicksilver is a launcher utility app (and a whole lot more, if you want it to be) for Mac OS X that gives you the ability to perform common, everyday tasks rapidly and efficiently.
Mr. Runner 2: The Masks for iPhone, iPod touch review
Mr. Runner 2: The Masks for iPhone and iPod touch may start in a green field, but there is something lurking in the tall grass. Don’t worry about him, though; the game is an enjoyable installment in the Mr. Runner series, and for only $0.99, it provides descent entertainment value for money. The gameplay is very simple, but the timing challenge will hold your attention.
Fujitsu ScanSnap ix500 review
We’ve heard about the paperless office, but how easy is it really to live a paperless life? With cumbersome scanners and poorly designed software, the answer is “not very,” but the Fujitsu ScanSnap ix500 and accompanying mobile app are a confident step in the right direction. You can now scan documents straight to your iDevice and send them to your chosen cloud storage, meaning your vital documents are available whenever and wherever you need them.
iWalk See-through case for iPhone 5 review
The fit is off in so many places of the iWalk See-through iPhone case that if it weren’t for the “iPhone 5″ stamp on the inside of the cover I would’ve thought I was given a review unit for the wrong device. It doesn’t matter what it’s made of what colors it comes in, the See-Through is a case iPhone 5 owners simply need to avoid.
id America Metropolitan Aluminum In-Ear Headphones review
The id America Metropolitan Aluminum In-Ear Headphones are pretty basic with some added features to bring extra value to the $29.99 asking price.
Pioneer VSX-823-K AV receiver with AirPlay compatibility review
With the bulk of desktop and shelf speaker systems going wireless, it makes sense that your home entertainment center would do the same. And it makes sense that your receiver would support AirPlay. So, when it comes time to either upgrade your current AV receiver or invest in your first, a great place to start your search is with the AirPlay / Pandora / vTuner compatible Pioneer VSX-823-K.
Epson XP-850 Small-in-One Printer review
The Epson Expression XP-850 Small-in-One Printer does make some concessions in order to accommodate the needs of as many users as possible. If you’re doing nothing more than printing photos or printing documents, you can get faster prints and better quality for your money. But if you want a printer that does it all, can do it wirelessly from many sources, and can grow with you as your needs do, the Epson XP-850 is an exceptional value.
Youda Survivor 2 for iPhone, iPod touch review
Get your sun screen and a roll of duct tape—you’re being set loose on a tropical island where you will have to make it on your own and prove you are a survivor. Youda Survivor 2 is a time management game set in a tropical paradise (except for the scorpions and the pirates…). Collect and allocate resources to keep yourself healthy, advance your island tech and to keep your resources flowing.
Papernomad Zattere iPad sleeve review
I once read a report suggesting that the reason the Toyota Prius was more successful than the Honda Civic Hybrid is because the Prius has its own look. Hybrid owners want everyone to know they’re driving a hybrid—that they’re helping out in some way. If that’s you, you may also be interested in the Papernomad Zattere iPad sleeve. Also, if you’re into doodling.
iWALK Mirror Shield for iPhone 5 review
Most of us iPhone owners put a lot of thought into which case we’re going to use. Along with providing proper protection from bumps, scrapes and drops, we usually want a case to reflect a bit of our personality. With the iWALK Mirror Shield, our iPhone case can reflect our actual selves. Literally. Sadly, that’s not always a good thing.



























