Here is my full review of the HTC Raider on both Bell & Rogers 4G network! Huge thank you to HTC & ParadigmPR for sending these out to review. For some reason the lighting sucked in the original comp so thats why the colours might seem a bit off! Let me know what you think of the Raider in the comments down below, I am interested to see what everyone thinks about 4G as well! Here is the link to my Flickr if you’d like to see those photos, as well as a link to Thomas Cetnar’s Soundcloud page (he composed the intro music). As always you can follow me on Twitter & fan me on Facebook if you’d like to!

This is my full review of the HTC Jetstream tablet on the Rogers 4G network. I would like to say that I TOTALLY forgot to mention what I thought of Rogers 4G network in the actual video so here it goes:

For those who don’t know I actually received two different tablet units. The second time they sent me one with the pen so I could also review it. The first tablet had a hard time connecting to the 4G network. I could only get service near windows and outside (and I live literally 5 minutes from Rogers corporate HQ.) The second device I received was flawless and connected no problem. I got full bars of 4G service practically everywhere I tested it. Even hours outside of Toronto. The 4G network is LIGHTNING fast. HD YouTube & Netflix videos loaded in just mere seconds. Really impressed with the speeds and network. First device might have had a bad network card. Follow me on Twitter.
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Hey what’s up guys, Luke here with a review for you of a brand new game hitting shelves in North America today called Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge. I’d like to thank the folks over at MadCatz for sending this out to review! Always appreciated! You can pick this game up in stores as of Oct. 20th 2011 in North America. You can check out the game here. Huge thanks to MadCatz for providing this review! As always be sure to check me out on Facebook & Twitter!

What’s clickin guys! Luke here with an application review for you of Theories, a iPhone app thought up by a local game master. Certainly an interesting game with some mind blowing facts. Here is my thoughts, now you give me yours!

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In this review we take a look at the RODE Video Mic, which is a shotgun style boom microphone for external microphone purposes.

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The Defender series from otter box has a reputation of providing extreme and excellent protection for a wide range of devices on the market today.

I have been using this case for a good two weeks on my iPad now, so lets go over the pros and cons and what I have noticed.

In terms of what comes in the box when you purchase this case, it comes with a OtterBox microfiber to clean the device screen before you apply the screen protector it comes with as well. Otterbox’s screen protectors they ship with their cases are amazing, I still have the screen protector on my iPhone that came with my OtterBox commuter series case in February.

There is only one area where the OtterBox didn’t really please me, and that was removal of the case. Installation wasn’t that big of a problem, but removal sure was. Once the case is on your iPad is is bound on extremely tight and is very hard to pry off and remove. I actually had to use a screw to pry it off.

The second thing I noticed is that when I showed my iPad case to my friends, they commented on how heavy it was. So the defender series will add a little bit off weight and bulk to the iPad, but personally I think it is totally worth it.

Even though you may think that the tiny bit of extra bulk added to the iPad is a con, it adds to the extreme protection this case offers which is excellent. The Defender features a two layer case design. The first layer encasing your iPad in a durable plastic shell, and the second layer providing a shock resistant gel like rubber shell. This case also features a removable screen cover that can easily be snapped on the front or the back of the device for transit, and doubles as an iPad stand!

Even though this case is so thorough at protecting your device it still allows easy access to all the available buttons and ports for syncing, and using headphones.

In conclusion, do you really need the OtterBox Defender? If you are just using your iPad for everyday use like around the house, or in a business office environment, then probably not, in fact I would recommend checking out the Commuter series case from OtterBox. However if you are using your iPad outside, on the job, at the construction site and or in other heavy duty areas, this iPad case is an essential for you!

This is my full review of Wrapsol for the iPad, a product I really liked. The only problem I had with it was the installation, however after that, I enjoyed using Wrapsol. It provides a sleek, minimalistic and lightweight design that is perfect for those people who are looking for scratch protection and love the naked feel of their device. Let me know what you guys think in the comments section below!

This is my final review of the Powermat Portable charging mat. In this video we take an in depth look at some of the mats features as well as it’s capabilities.

This is my final review of the Otterbox Commuter case for the iPhone 3G/3GS. Watch the video for further details! I would like to thank the folks at Otterbox for supplying me with this case to review, it has been a pleasure! You can check out more at by Otterbox by visiting their website!

QuickiPodTouchHelp is a channel I have owned for a few months now, and unfortunately I haven’t been uploading a lot of content there and I think that is such a waste. So I am going to relaunch this channel with lots of new cool reviews, tools, tips and more & to kick it off, Dave from thedavidbell.com is doing a nice review of the application Run, available in the appstore!