Ever since the iPad 2 came out, I’ve always thought the Smart Cover was really neat. I like how it aligns itself to the device and how you can fold it into a stand. Only problem is I don’t have an iPad so I’ve never had much reason to own one. But with the TidyTilt, [...]

Ho-ly crap. Look how fantastically on time this week’s podcast is. Isn’t it marvelous? Anyway, here’s the links to all the junk we talked about. Don’t forget to join us on Sunday nights for the live streaming of the show. Real-time mockery! YAY INTERNET!

Welcome back, Internet! In case you’ve been in a coma for the last week or so, Wednesday was Internet Blackout Day. Reddit, Wikipedia, and yours truly all went dark in protest of SOPA and PIPA, two bills currently up for debate in congress that threaten to blacklist sites without due process, bring criminal charges against [...]

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Updated Below We all know about Reddit’s blackout in protest of SOPA (and what you should do with that spare time) and we’ve all wished that other internet giants would join in. Many sites are protesting SOPA by blacking out their sites, leaving only a few links to information on the legislation that stands in [...]

We know you guys love to talk and holler. It’s what brought many of us together in the first place, specifically those of us who founded the Noisecast. Heck, it’s that sort of place that caused the idea of the Noisecast to spark into life and succeed, thanks in large part to those of you [...]

Here at the Noisecast, we keep a keen eye out for Windows Phone. We know eventually it will take its place among the major players. When you consider it’s role, not as a smartphone OS, but part of the whole Windows 8 ecosystem, it only makes sense. They’re even doing a pretty good job of [...]

The Windows Phone ecosystem is getting bigger. They’ve recently surpassed 50k applications available for download. But that’s not all.  In 2011, the average WP7 users downloaded 48 apps, out-ranking Android (30) yet below iOS (83). I do believe, however, that this has a lot to do with Google services being built in to Android. Also, [...]

As many of you are no doubt aware, Google recently rolled out a brand new update to their most important feature, search. Integration with Google+ became standard and “personal results” began to get preference. We’ll set aside arguments about how this fractures the internet, rendering useless the phrase “just Google X, it’s the first result” [...]

Even if you’re not big in the Android modding scene, chances are you’ve heard of CyanogenMod. The custom-blend ROM is a favored son of the root community, and tonight the third-party software reached over one million unique installs. In many ways, CyanogenMod represents the fulfillment of the promise that Android proper has failed to deliver. [...]

This is Part 2 (part 1 can be found here) of a list of movies that I am looking forward to in 2012, ordered by release date.  I may not make a point to see all of them, but I consider this a list of big releases that you should consider if you’re thinking of [...]

It’s CES week. This means that the future of technology is rearing it’s ambitious head in full force. Despite TVs you can talk to, cheap quad-core tablets, and a refrigerator that can chill your beer in five minutes, few things are quite as ambitious as Intel’s Android-powered smartphones. The potential for Android on Intel processors [...]

The whole SOPA/PIPA debate has been making its rounds on the internet for a while now. But still a lot of people aren’t exactly sure what it is, or they don’t know how far it reaches. To bring awareness to this the popular community reddit is planning to go “dark” from 8am-8pm EST on January [...]

This is Part 1 (part 2 can be found here) of a list of movies that I am looking forward to in 2012, ordered by release date.  I’m may not make a point to see all of them, but I consider this a list of big releases that you should consider if you’re thinking of [...]