Remember how the Nexus 7 has those pogo pins on the side that don’t really have a use right now? Good news, it’s looking like they’re going to get a use after all. It’s been found on the ASUS Japan website that there’s a listing for a Nexus 7 audio dock that holds the tablet in a nice landscape format. Unfortunately, there’s not too much known about… Read more
This isn’t like the other Bluetooth speakers we have reviewed so far. It isn’t portable, it isn’t small, but it offers a few extra features which make it a great choice for many people. The Sound Rise is an alarm clock combined with a speaker. You get a full featured alarm clock, a speaker with various inputs, and a device charger all in one. But is it… Read more
This little gem showed up on Clove’s site, currently with no price, availability, or release date. But it’s great to take a look at this device. It’s a dock for the Galaxy Note II with 3 full size USB ports, a full HDMI port, a 3.5mm audio out, and a micro USB charging port. Meaning that when your Note is attached, it can act as a full computer (with a… Read more
According to a CNET report, Motorola has confirmed they are ending their line of laptop and webtop accessories due to poor adoption. Webtop, for those unfamiliar with the term, was a piece of software that allowed a Motorola smartphone, such as the ATRIX 4G, to dock into a special laptop-like accessory and run with limited computer… Read more
Motorola has made an interesting move and created a universal stand for essentially any phone or tablet. I say interesting because of the universal factor: their accessories are usually tailored to whatever flagship they have out at the time. This is of course a move I’m sure we can all appreciate. It’s a nice stand that can hold your phone… Read more
The ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 is already a great deal. For $400, you get a Tegra 3 processor and Jelly Bean. It’s a solid tablet, but you need more incentive don’t you? Well if you buy one right now at Sears, they’ll give you a $150 keyboard dock free. That dock contains a keyboard, trackpad, USB ports, an SD reader, and a big battery. So for $400,… Read more
Why is it that we have to buy both a tablet and a gaming device like a Vita? Tablets don’t have proper gaming controls, thus cannot be used for some hardcore gaming. Well that’s all about to change with the Wikipad. The Wikipad is a 10.1″ tablet with the standard 1280×800 IPS display, powered by a 1.4 GHz Tegra 3, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB of internal… Read more
Pear is a new Kickstarter that I immediately fell in love with. Us Android music fans know the pain of every dock being only iPod compatible. That 30 pin connector taunts us, while we have to use a 3.5mm cable. I’ve seen an Android compatible dock, but we have no variety. So what do we do? Buy a Pear. Pear is a new device that plugs into the 30 pin… Read more
Looking to outfit your upcoming Galaxy S III purchase with one of the many accessories Samsung will offer? Samsung Netherlands has compiled a quick video showing off Desktop Dock, Flip Cover, Slim Cover, Protective Cover, C Pen, and the Wireless Charging Kit. Unfortunately, no pricing or US availability is mentioned here but these are definitely… Read more
Clamcase has created the Clambook, an ultrabook without the guts. Very much like the Motorola Webtop docks, you plug in your phone and it will act like an internal display, keyboard, and trackpad. It’ll work with the iPhone, but is really optimized for Android. It has an MHL port, which will output audio and video, and will provide power to the phone…. Read more
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