Games & Gadgets
iSpy: Eagle Eye Converter gives gamers more accuracy
Many purists will argue that gaming on a computer provides the optimal experience due to the more concise controls a keyboard and mouse offer. Penquin United’s Eagle Eye Converter 3.0 aims to give ...
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iSpy: Gadgets to get the most out of your Apple product
Christmas has come and gone and maybe you scored an Apple product or two. Lucky.
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RAZR has great camera, impressive speed
One of the more iconic phones of the mobile era was Motorola’s RAZR. The slick, colorful phone could be seen almost everywhere you went. The company is looking to bring their phone back to dominanc...
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iSpy: iTwin makes moving data easy and secure
Flash drives, remote access software and the cloud are just a sample of the plethora of measures one can use to move data between computers. A newcomer dubbed iTwin hopes to find its place within t...
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  • iSpy: Mamba Nation a fun, free game
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    12.09.11 - 02:57 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    11.11.11 - 02:58 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    11.04.11 - 02:58 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    10.28.11 - 02:56 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    10.21.11 - 02:57 am
  • Store 'n' Go a solid storage solution
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    10.21.11 - 02:56 am
  • Callet saves pocket space
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    10.14.11 - 02:58 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    10.14.11 - 02:57 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    09.30.11 - 02:57 am
  • iSpy: Sony’s Xperia fails to impress
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    5 months ago |  0 comments | 9 9 recommendations | email to a friend
    Mobile gaming has been on a steep rise over the past few years. Titles like Angry Birds have sold in the hundreds of millions. This popularity has attracted people who wouldn’t normally play games....
    iSpy: Late game releases could save the day
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    5 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    This year has been pathetic in terms of good software for the major gaming consoles. Fortunately, some well-timed releases for the holiday season could save the day.
    Small package, big dream: Envizion’s EVO2 game system gives Anniston a reason to smile
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    7 months ago |  0 comments | 10 10 recommendations | email to a friend
    Derrick Samuels has heard all the criticism about his EVO2 console. People say his product will fail or has no use. Some even believe the console doesn’t exist. But one look in the eyes of the Envi...
    iSpy: Nintendo’s Wii U appeals to gamers across the spectrum
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    8 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    Nintendo unveiled its next generation console to a fanfare of applause at the Electronic Entertainment Expo on Tuesday. Coined the Wii U, Nintendo’s system successor is slated for a launch next year.
    iSpy: Social media proves worthiness during severe weather
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    8 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    The storms that ravaged Alabama will not soon be forgotten. Neither will the amount of support and aid garnered by the social media phenomenon, Twitter.
    iSpy: Tablet mounts have come a long way
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    9 months ago |  2 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend
    My first stand for the iPad was a simple picture stand that I spent a few dollars on at Walmart. It served the purpose of allowing me to use my tablet as an expensive alarm clock, but not much else.
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    04.08.11 - 02:59 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    03.25.11 - 02:57 am
  • iSpy: iPad 2 hard to find, but worth it
    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    03.18.11 - 02:59 am
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    by Bobby Bozeman
    rbozeman@annistonstar.com
    03.18.11 - 02:58 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    03.04.11 - 03:00 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    02.18.11 - 11:14 am
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    by Chris Pittman
    cpittman@annistonstar.com
    02.04.11 - 02:57 am

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