Hey guys, Byron here again. I apologize for the “Macbook Pro Mania” series of videos but I just want to keep people informed on what the new Macbook Pro can do. I recently got Parallels for my Macbook Pro and wanted to give a diminstration of Parallels running on the Macbook Pro. I give a brief overview of Windows 7 operating on my Macbook Pro. So check it out, and I hope you enjoy.

Here is my review of the iPod touch 2G. Will this iPod survive my scrutiny? 

Hey guys Byron here and this time I’m giving you a full review about the newly released 13” Macbook Pro which was announced at the apple WWDC event almost 2 weeks ago. I’ve had the Macbook Pro for a week now and I have enjoyed every second of owning my first Mac. In this video I give you my personal opinion on the Macbook Pro. I hope you enjoy!

Summer is finally here. Now you have to find a way to carry around all the gadgets that normally are stored in your jacket’s big pockets.

If you don’t use a small bag, a holster can be a good idea to keep the iPhone (or even the iPod touch). And if you choose the iKit Exec Hip it’s even better.

It’s envelope-like shape is very nice, it’s kept close by two magnets underneath the flap and the front part, the material is very good, and it comes in two colors, silver and black.

A strong, very strong clip secures it to you jeans, so you will not be afraid of losing it.

But the greatest thing about this product is that it’s designed to be used regardless the case you’re rocking. A thin silicon case or a bulky CandyShell? Or even a naked phone? No problem!

If there is anyone out there as clueless as I was, about how to force quit on the iPhone 3GS, this video is for you.  Hope this helps someone out there.

Whats up Blog readers! Its Byron here, once again with another video blog post. This video is basically a test of the NVIDIA 9400M GPU thats included in the 13” Macbook Pro. A lot of people have had questions reguarding the gameplay that these’s GPU’s would produce and this video is one that I hope answers a lot of questions on the matter. Hope you guys enjoy!

I love the fact that you can upload videos to youtube directly from the new iPhone 3GS.  If your like me though, you do not always want to upload to youtube.  Today I was at a family BBQ and wanted to upload a video to my Facebook account.  I thought that the update last night might have enabled video uploading, but I was wrong.  I went on my sisters computer and found an APP called PixelPipe.  PixelPipe allows you to upload any video or picture taken with your iPhone 3GS to multiple (a lot) of social networking sites.  Some of the sites included are Facebook, Myspace, MobileMe, Twitter, along with many others.  I do not normally do APP reviews, but I felt that I had to pass this APP along.  Best part about the APP?  It is FREE!

Hey guys, Byron Here again and this time I’m giving everyone a hardware overview of my new 13” aluminum Macbook Pro. For those of you familiar with the previous aluminum macbook you will notice some key differences that I point out in the video that the new Pro edition has that wasn’t available with the previous Macbook. I hope you guys enjoy the video!

Apple’s new iPhone 3G S finally allows iPhone users to record video on their devices. Sporting a new, but only, 3MP camera, the 3G S actually records VGA video very nicely. At 30FPS video captured in landscape mode looks very nice and is quite watchable on youtube. Bellow is my video test showing the 3G S in action from indoors, to outdoors, and in between. Also interesting to note is that this video was uploading directly from the 3G S over AT&T’s 3G network. Capturing mobile video and uploading it to youtube has never been better.

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Today at 4 am, I drove down to my local Apple store located in NJ. I called the store the day before to make sure they were opening at 8 am, and to my surprise I was informed that they would be opening at 7 am instead. When I got to the mall the security guard told me that they were not letting anyone in until 5:30. Me and my girlfriend then went to the car, grabbed some chairs and waited in line with everyone else (I was number 6 in line). At 5:45 they opened the doors to the mall, we were then greeted by about 6 Apple employees which directed everyone who reserved their phone into one line, and anyone else who didn’t, into another line. While waiting in line there was an employee video taping everyone in line, another employee checking off names on the reserved list, and another handing out water. Then to our surprise the manager came out at about 6 am and told us that they were going to let us in the store in about 15 minutes, which was then followed by loud claps. At 6:30 I left the Apple store with my new iPhone 3GS in hand, the manager shook my hand and informed me that I was the first one to purchase the phone in their store.

This was my first time ever waiting in line for anything like this. Apple made this a very pleasurable experience, and I am glad I was able to be a part of it. The whole staff was great, clapping and cheering on the customers. I couldn’t have asked for it to go any smoother and quicker. Thank you to the Apple store in Short Hills NJ, you guys are awesome.