List of posts with the tag: Chris Pirillo

Finally the secret is over. After several videos where the tech geek and historic podcaster, Chris Pirillo, refused to show the face (photo or video) of his current girlfriend, Diana, from whom we only knew that she is hot, Asian, cute and loves Chris and enjoys LEGO. Today both upload this video to the lockergnome…

This video is being uploaded in its raw and unedited format straight to YouTube. This video features a split of the center 50% from each camera. The iPhone 4 is on the left while the iPhone 4S is on the right. Here are some facts about this video: Source Format: iPhone 4: H.264 iPhone 4s:…

The following photos are the first photos that I found were uploaded to flickr by users using the new iPhone 4S. Only the first three ones have the zoom linked to the original photo (just because they have pro accounts). Technical Data: Quality: 8 Megapixel EXIF Summary: 1/60s f/2.4 ISO80 4.28mm (35mm eq:35mm) Equipment Make:…

In this 2 videos Chris Pirillo reviews the most important new features of Apple’s new suite, iLife 11: iPhoto 11 and iMovie 11. It’s difficult not to like something that’s continually improving and is relatively simple to use, and almost all the new improvements are most welcomed. iMovie 11 Review:

Apple released the first public beta of the free FaceTime Mac desktop app (apple.com/mac/facetime/). Chris Pirillo reviews it from first hand and discovers It’s not without its share of flaws, but for the most part works as advertised.

Chris Pirillo opens 16 packages of Series 1 of LEGO Minifigures. These are unique in the sense that they do not belong to any particular LEGO set.

Chris Pirillo tests two apps to take HDR photos with an iPhone 4, or the new iPod Touch 4th Generation. It’s true that iOS will bring HDR capabilities to the iPhone, iPod Touch, and (presumably, when it gets a camera) the iPad, but sometimes dedicated apps handle things better than features tacked-on to default apps….

Best Review Ever. My thoughts on Apple’s new iPod Shuffle are quite similar to what Chris Pirillo says here.

Chris Pirillo brings us this review of the Dragon Dictation App running in his iPhone 4. :cafe: Dragon Dictation in the iTunes Store Dragon Dictation is an easy-to-use voice recognition application powered by Dragon NaturallySpeaking that allows you to easily speak and instantly see your text or email messages. In fact, it’’ up to five…

The main difference is that Apple controls what apps feature in their service, and to contrast that, Android Marketplace lets any app to appear first at its service and after they are installed the same community can report and eliminate the apps. Android Marketplace has no quality control. It is easier to search and sort…