It was the ultimate test. Could 3DTV get geeks inside from the beautiful scenery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Just outside the window of the private home I was fortunate enough to visit today are the Grand Tetons. Yet inside we were sitting, watching 3DTV. Now, I’m sure some of you will say “what a horrid shame.” Don’t worry about us, we’re going back outside now, but we were here to hear a talk by Sandy Climan, CEO of 3ality Digital and get his view of the state of the art of 3DTV (audio interview I did with him after the talk).

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I am back to provide GAB readers a preview of the upcoming Sony XPERIA X10 Mini that is coming out shortly in Canada & Europe as it should be reaching US shores later this Summer.

The first test I did out of the box is put the X10 mini in the most complete iPhone left handed death grip I could as it continued to show full bars with 3G on AT&T, so this tiny phone is already ahead of the iPhone 4 in that regard.

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The iPad is highly popular around the world and is taking market share away from netbooks. That much you can see all around you.

But, how could the other manufacturers fight back?

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So, since I haven’t carried an iPhone around with me for more than a week and I got an up and close look at the iPhone 4 today here’s my list of the pros and cons of iPhone 4 vs. the Sprint EVO or Verizon’s Incredible (the two best Android-based phones out there).

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There have been no official announcements as of yet, but all signs point to Apple announcing their offering of the iPhone on multiple carriers. The rumors have been circling for quite some time now, but with the latest news of AT&T raising their early termination fee (ETF) from $175 to $325, the talk of a Verizon iPhone is heating up again.
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Generally, the idea of Apple and losing money is something you wouldn’t piece together. It seems like since the release of the iPod, Apple has continued to release hit after hit. The fan base for Apple has grown, and they continue to sell their products at breakneck paces. Even the iPad, a product chastised by many critics sold a million units during its first week of release. So, what could potentially lead to Apple losing revenue?
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There is obviously no shortage of iPad reviews on the web, but why not dogpile on? I received the iPad 3G on Friday and have spent the weekend playing with it and letting my kids use it as well. Here are the pros and cons of the device after two days usage, but the short summary would be “impressive with flaws”.

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When people use one of the major search engines, one wonders if they know just how much information they’re giving up to the company who’s service they’re using. Personal search data, IP addresses, browser types, and the list could keep going. What if there were a way to hide all of this from the search engines, specifically the biggest one - Google. Enter GoogleSharing.
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The iPad’s first days sales including pre-orders are said to be in the 600-700,000 range according to an analysis by Piper Jaffray who now estimates first year sales could top 5.5 million. (Apple officially says that they sold 300,000) By contrast first day iPhone sales were just 270,000, in part because of supply issues. 

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Late last year, HitTechEdge hosted an article about potential technology which could connect human brain activity to a PC. A group of researchers from IMEC have taken what was just an idea, and have made it into reality.
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