In general, our reviews are purely Mac- and iPod-related, but sometimes we broaden our scope to other things “tech”. In this case, we took a look at Motorola’s L6, a phone sometimes referred to as the original SLVR, as it shares much of the design of its sibling, but is a bit more low-to-mid-range in the market.

I’m cheap. There, I said it. As most people know, the only way to listen to music from the iTunes Music Store and have a mobile phone is either to spend quite a bit of money on a Motorola ROKR or SLVR from Cingular or have an iPod and a phone. Since I fall under [...]

Bluetooth is a technology that has taken awhile to mature. Years ago, it was promised to make life better by having devices talk to each other. Apple has done the best job of enabling this, thanks to iSync and the other Bluetooth tools, but there hasn’t been too many devices that played nicely with the [...]

Apple’s iTunes and iPhoto have become great places for organizing music and photos, but what about videos? The latest versions of iTunes can store and play certain QuickTime video files, but the functionality feels tacked on. Worse, it still hard to really look for a video in a textual list.

Inkjet printers are the undisputed champions of budget color printing, but ink costs can quickly mount up. Laser printers have been steadily falling in price, and budget models such as Brother’s HL-2040 are available for little more than a mid-range inkjet. They’re great for people who do mostly text printing with little need for flashy [...]

Marware’s WiFi Spy is an interesting new gadget, although we’ve seen similar devices from other companies. Unfortunately, the reviews have been poor for those, so we decided to give this new product a try.