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5 nerdy smartphone pickup lines for Valentine's Day (parody)

Entertainment Happy Valentine's Day! Here at PhoneDog, we're always trying to think of ways to help you out when it comes to smartphones. Today's a special day of love, and as a result, I'm taking a step back from reviewing and giving you five tips to...

Feb 14th by Aaron Baker 19

Friday Fun: Video bloopers

Entertainment One of the joys in what we do is shooting without a script. What you hear me say is typically improv; shot off the cuff, with no script whatsoever. It's a fantastic way to do camera work, but if you've ever done anything improv -...

Feb 1st by Aaron Baker 12

Blooper! Tripod Fail

Entertainment Just in case you thought Noah never edits his videos before posting them ... It's a blooper from the virtual cutting room floor.

from 2010 by Noah Kravitz 7

Happy 30th Anniversary, Pac-Man!

Entertainment When they took Space Invaders out of Noah's favorite pizza place and replaced it with Pac-Man, he was mad. Until he played it. Happy 30th, Pac!

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iPad expelled from Princeton? Noah on CNBC

Business And Money Why was Apple's iPad banned from college campuses including Princeton? Noah explains on CNBC's "Street Signs." Aired April 19, 2010.

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SXTing ... WIth Sarah Palin?

Entertainment Noah explains SXTing to Larry and Sarah.

from 2010 by Noah Kravitz 20

Dog fight

Cell phone costs Olympian his race

Entertainment Noah goes on a live talk show to talk about how a cell phone cost an Olympian a shot at the gold medal.

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Weekend Humor: NBC's SNL compares Nexus One to iPhone

Entertainment The highly anticipated Nexus One and Apple iPhone made an appearance on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update , with a bit of humor attached. Happy Holidays, everyone. Via: Engadget Mobile

from 2009 by Aaron Baker 5

Down Time: Noah Hangs with a Vlogger and a PR Dude

Entertainment What do tech writers do in their spare time? Talk tech, of course! After taping this week's Bay Sunday at the CBS 5 studios in downtown San Francisco, Noah dropped by his favorite coffee spot and met up with Mike from VSC Consulting PR and...

from 2009 by Noah Kravitz 8

Mobile Streaming: NBA star livecasts during car accident

Entertainment Those of you who follow me on twitter know that when I'm not talking mobile tech I'm usually talking music or sports - basketball in particular. If you're a hoops fan you're probably well aware of the increasingly odd - nay, alarming...

from 2009 by Noah Kravitz 17

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Celebrity Tweets: Letterman: "You have to do it with your thumbs?"

Entertainment Kevin Spacey schooled Dave Letterman about twitter. They made fun of John Stamos, sarcastically debated how much it costs to tweet, and generally lampooned themselves for being old, out of touch rich guys. The four and a half minute clip...

from 2009 by Noah Kravitz 2

nru plots restaurants, bars on Android radar

Android If Layar doesn't suit your needs, check out an Android app by ZAGAT and lastminute.com called nru - spoken as near you . It uses GPS, an accelerometer, and a compass to give you 360 degrees of restaurant ratings and bar information....

from 2009 by John Walton 3

Television - Android app review

Android The Television app in the Android Market is branded by BluMediaLab, and I don't know if they have any affiliation with the creators of the iPhone version - makayama.com. Both versions are $2.99. Apple restricted the iPhone version to...

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iPhone / iPod Touch app review - nin: access

Cell Phone App Reviews NIN's access iPhone app was approved and released on April 14th. Listen to music, watch videos, interact with fans, and get the latest tour updates. Get the app here (iTunes required), and download the NIN|JA Tour Sampler here ....

from 2009 by John Walton 3

Boxee, Pt 2 - Media Center and iPhone App

Cell Phone App Reviews Noah gets hands-on with Boxee, the free media center app that brings Hulu, YouTube, Netflix, and more to your computer or TV set. Now with iPhone app!

from 2009 by Noah Kravitz 0

Android app two-fer, part 1 - Shazam

Android Shazam can tell you what that song on the radio is. Snaptell does the same thing with photos.

from 2009 by John Walton 6

Android app two-fer, part 2 - Snaptell

Android Snaptell does with visual data what Shazam does with audio information. See a great flick at your buddy's house and want your own copy? Take a photo. Later on, open that photo up with Snaptell and find a store online or nearby to purchase...

from 2009 by John Walton 5

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Android weaponry

Android There are many kinds of geeks in the world: phone geeks, computer geeks, physics geeks, film geeks, renaissance faire geeks, comic book (sorry, graphic novel) geeks, music geeks, etc. The cataloging continues. No geek culture...

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i.TV App for iPhone and iPod Touch

Cell Phone App Reviews Love TV? Got an iPhone or iPod Touch? i.TV is free, and it's pretty cool. Especially if you also use TiVo and/or Netflix. Or like movies. Yeah, it does a lot ... And it's free $^) Check it out ...

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iPhone & iPod Touch App: uClick for Comics and More

Cell Phone App Reviews uClick has a ton of comics and other content online, and it's formatted for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. They're also launching 99 cent virtual comic books via the Apple App Store. Noah checks it out from MacWorld 2009.

from 2009 by Noah Kravitz 0

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"Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn star in "The Internship" - a movie about two 40-something's who land an internship at Google to get a full-time job. Do you think the comedic duos performance will help Google in the mobile arena? http://www.phonedog.com"

Nick Kathrein If the movie is good and gets a lot of buz then heck yes! People will start to see through the same glasses the Apple fan boy / girls do. They'll say "Wow!" I wish I worked for Google and at least look at their products next time their in the market for something. It's a brand perception play which has worked for apple the last 7 to 10 years.