CAT | Byte Size Review
Given all the hype behind this, I decided to give the Throwback sodas a quick review. I wasn’t impressed. Then again, I rarely drink soda. Pepsi needs to step their game up.
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Turning your iPhone into a GPS Device
1 Comment | Posted by Jermaine in Byte Size Review, iPhone
I already own a traditional GPS system but I hate the hassle that comes with owning one. You know what I’m talking about, making sure they are always charged, updating the maps/software constantly, not leaving it in plain sight when I exit the car, and remembering to bring it with me when I go on trips. I wanted a simpler solution and hoped and app on my iPhone was what I was looking for. With the various GPS applications within the App Store, it was hard to choose the one that was right for me. I just wanted a program that would update itself, get me where I was going, and didn’t cost more than a traditional GPS device. After sifting through the mountains of candidates in the App Store, I believe I stumbled across exactly what I was looking for.
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Byte Size Review: The Roku Box
1 Comment | Posted by Jermaine in Byte Size Review, Geek Toys, Hardware
This Christmas, I decided to surprise my family with the gift of digital content. My family loves movies and currently uses Netflix to get their DVD fix. As many of you may know, Netflix has this pretty awesome feature that allows you to instantly stream a vast amount of content directly to your computer which is included in your monthly membership. But who wants to stream content to their computer when they have a huge TV in the living room? That’s right, no one does. This is where my awesome gift comes into play.
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Byte Size Review: Amazon’s Video on Demand
2 Comments | Posted by Jermaine in Byte Size Review, Geek Toys, Hardware
I buy things from Amazon. A lot of things to be exact. I even thought about buying food products from the website. If you are in the same situation as me then you have received numerous emails from Amazon containing Promotional Codes, Purchase Rewards, or Promotional Credit for various products. As it turns out, I racked up $47 in Video on Demand credit, $10 worth to spend in their MP3 store, and a free year subscription to Wired magazine. So after subscribing to Wired and buying the latest 50 Cent album, I decided to check out what they had to offer for their Video on Demand service.
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