Today we’ve updated one of our old favorites to walk you through using a smartphone to automatically forward your Asterisk calls when you leave your home or office using Bluetooth. It’s a 15-minute project with PBX in a Flash 2.
Today we provide a glimpse of our real world experience using the iPhone 4S, the Galaxy Nexus, and the Galaxy S II Skyrocket with a cautionary warning about Verizon.
Coming celebrate 11-11-11 with us and enjoy our new web site, just for nerds: Nerd Vittles Daily Dump. We’ve got up-to-the-minute tech news that’s an easy read once or twice a day: http://nerdvittles.com/dailydump
Here’s the best tablet deal on the planet. The feature set and performance are surprisingly good.
You can read the puff pieces on the Motorola Xoom and Android 3.0 from the Silicon Valley Groupies or read our hands-on review for the real skinny before you buy…
Close your eyes and picture a cellphone that looks like Google’s Nexus One paired with a $25 3G cellphone plan with unlimited data, unlimited messaging and 300 minutes a month. No, you’re not dreaming. And it’s just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Today we bring you up close and personal with the AT&T crippleware edition of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Find out why AT&T, Google, and Samsung take top honors for delivering 2010’s Most Crippled Device of the Year.
If you hurry, you can buy one of the world’s best color SIP videophones for about $42. The original price of these Nortel phones was over $700. And they work perfectly with Asterisk and sip2sip.info.