Based in Atlanta, GA - Rick Limpert is an award-winning writer, a best-selling author, and a featured sports travel writer.
Named the No. 1 Sports Technology writer in the U.S. on Oct 1, 2014.
Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 7:39AM Definition:
iPhone Blindness - An acute condition which renders the sufferer incapable of remembering why he or she unlocked their iPhone, even when this was done as little as one or two seconds previously.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 4:05PM 
Use it right with your smartphone, computer or tablet.
I have one and love it. There are imitations, but Native Union sells the best and the original.
The POP Phone handset.
Improved call comfort
Allows access to phone functions when making calls
Eliminates over 99% of absorbed phone radiation
Turns your tablet computer into a telephone via Skype or VOIP applications
Noise reduction system
Pick up / hang up button
Supplied with a 3.5mm plug
Works with all mobile devices, adaptors available as accessories
Works with all computers, USB adaptor and splitter cable available as accessories
Luxurious soft touch paint treatment.
High quality speaker and microphone
Get yours:
Native Union, POP Phone, Tech gift ideas, iPhone in Atlanta, Gadgets, Holidays, Phones, Picks Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 6:45AM I love the iPlunge and use it every day.
The iPlunge works rather perfectly for a lot of the things that are around you. Whether you need a stand for your iPhone, Blackberry, calculator, remote, or any other "small stuff" you have around your house or office, this awesome Plunger stand works amazingly!
Order yours now, and it makes a perfect "stocking stuffer."
Rick is bringing back his popular tech accessory gift picks for the holidays over the next 24 days. He welcomes your input and suggestions.
iPhone, iPlunge, smartphone, tech accessory in Apple, Events, Gadgets, Holidays, Phones, Picks Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 6:51AM Maybe those free apps we've been downloading for years aren't really a bargain after all.
It turns out, these "free apps" have built-in advertisements so developers can make money without having to charge for the initial app download. And these free ads can account for 75% of your device's energy consumption.
The research, produced by at team at Purdue University looked at popular apps such as Angry Birds and Facebook.
Due to restrictions built into Apple's mobile operating system, the team was unable to run tests on the iPhone, but other platforms were tested.
In the case of Angry Birds, research suggested that only 20% of the total energy consumption was used to actually play the game itself.
Of the rest, 45% is used finding out your location with which it can serve targeted advertising.
How can smartphone and tablet users protect themselves from this practice?
It is unavoidable if users want to enjoy free, ad-supported games and applications, but if you don't play these games, you shouldn't have to worry.
However, one expert says developers should give more consideration to energy consumption when building in new features. That, and improving battery life in general on these devices.
Android, Angry Birds, battery life, free apps draining battery, iPhone in Gadgets, Internet, News, People, iPad Monday, January 9, 2012 at 9:06PM You can if you have an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad and you download this new free app.
It's called Punch Tebow, and you can do just that. Just punch, tap or touch the screen where you want to hit the Bronco's starting QB and he will react accordingly.
See Tebow before and then after he gets punched.
If you hit him at the right angle, his head will snap back.
I dished out more abuse on the former Heisman Trophy winner in one session than the Steelers defense did in their entire playoff game yesterday.
It's mindless, it's fun, it's a waste of time. But it's pretty cool.
