Free MacX DVD Ripper Pro and Video Converter

Until May 23rd, as part of Digiarty MacX's 2nd Anniversary celebrations you can get DVD Ripper Pro and Video Converter absolutely free, no joke. Here's how...

How to get Flipboard (that awesome reader for iOS) on your Android

Not just for iOS anymore

The very, popular, sleek and beautiful app Flipboard was recently debuted exclusively on the brand new Samsung Galaxy S3. Until...

Samsung Galaxy S3, Down to Dirt, literally

Well the Samsung Galaxy S3 has released, finally. First impressions tell us that this device is a winner. Let's get down to dirt, literally (read about Design).

What's wrong with the new iPad

Three million units of the third-generation iPad were sold within three days of it's launch. Its definitely one of the best tablets on the market. Not so much due to it's hardware but due to the quality and quantity of apps, fluid-interface, and of course how could I miss that screen. The screen is what decides a tablets since it's your only connection to its innards.. It's got more pixels than your HDTV and the only thing all those pixels can do stuffed into that screen is make everything you see on the iPad look simply gorgeous. The quad-core A5x coupled with that screen make sure that the gorgeous graphics on the optimized games, and HD movies play the way they're meant to. The iPad's processor is matched only by the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime (it's powered by a quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3, even the name sounds cool).

Anyways we've pretty much established that the new iPad is the best tablet on the market. So why shouldn't you buy the iPad (for now atleast)?

The Return of the King, the Samsung Galaxy S3

The Samsung Galaxy S3

The new Samsung Galaxy S3 has released. After seeing it there's only one thought on my mind, "Where's the competition for this phone?".

Another reminder from Samsung that we don't need

If you check out A Galaxy Unpacked , then you'd know that Samsung has issued a reminder. But if you didn't, well, good for you because you get to see the reminder right here on Bits of Tech Bytes!

A year without the internet?

Could you spend a year without the Internet? Well Paul Miller of The Verge, is going to do exactly that.