Here I’ve compiled 5 ridiculously prevalent tech myths and common misconceptions floating around. It covers everything from internet browsers to megapixels to Android task killers – just a fun video for you to… Read more
About 100% of the rechargeable battery powered electronics released in 2011 have been lithium-ion powered. This applies to everything from laptops to smartphones to smart cars. If your phone has a rechargeable battery, chances are it’s a lithium-ion battery. Ever wondered about calibrating your battery or how charging works? You need to watch… Read more
We’ve been patiently waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus over here at DroidDog since the day of the announcement. Not only does the phone bring groundbreaking new beautiful hardware, but it packs the newest, most awesome version of Android yet. Android 4.0, or Ice Cream Sandwich has a lot to offer. Let’s take a video look at the top 5 features we’re… Read more
OLED Technology is one of my favorite mobile innovations. A briefing courtesy of Wikipedia: “An OLED display works without a backlight. Thus, it can display deep black levels and can be thinner and lighter than liquid crystal displays. In low ambient light conditions such as dark rooms, an OLED screen can achieve a higher contrast ratio than… Read more
Google+ has been around for little more than a month now, and has gained immense popularity in this short amount of time. As a competing social network, Google+ does well to offer a number of features that aren’t present on other social networks. Check out this video detailing the top tips from the MKBHD YouTube… Read more
Let’s take a video look at what separates the Motorola Xoom from the rest of the pack. I’ve been putting the Xoom to the test for around a week now and I’ve discovered a lot about it that isn’t in the typical rushed review video. The launch of the iP*d 2 was nothing short of significant for Motorola but the Xoom has a few tricks up its sleeve that the… Read more
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