3D TV3D Movies3D TV without glassesProductsUN46C7000UN55C70003D TV3D TV 07 Feb 2014 12:12 amJanel Smietana Recommends 3D TVJanel Smietana, a neurosurgical resident from Buffalo, NY, owns a 3D TV and she finds it extremely useful for watching 3D instructional videos on brain surgery.  “The quality and depth is amazing and it keeps me entertained too,” she told us in a recent interview.  She also enjoys watching movies and just adores the 3D Titanic DVD she got for Christmas, which reminds her of her New Year’s Eve trip to Las Vegas and the Titanic Artifact Exhibition.Follow Janel SmietanaNo Comments Yet3D News &3D TV 27 Oct 2012 04:52 pmWill 3D Rule This Holiday?Holiday is always critical to the entire entertainment and consumer electronics industry. Economic indicators are as healthy as they’ve been since pre-2008. We’re seeing the healthiest consumer intent-to-spend in years. This one could be a pretty significant spending season and there are more 3D TVs and 3D Blu-rays available than ever before.Read Forbes StoryNo Comments YetUncategorized 21 Oct 2012 11:30 amWatching Movies on Your iPhoneHow does it work and how can you do it?This has been a big summer for mobile technology. For techno-bods and the like, the most significant news from the Olympics was not the raft of gold medals but the fact that the viewing habits of most fans switched from TV to mobile and tablet.Today we’re taking a look at this growing phenomenon; no doubt you’ve noticed people on the train or bus with their iPhones, thinking they are listening to music only to find that they are in fact watching a Batman movie or TV show on their Galaxy tablet or iPhone 4S.Enabling your phone to watch movies is relatively simple. We’ve teamed up with mobile network-for-the-people Giff Gaff to take a closer look at unlocking iPhone 4S models on their particular network and opening it up for use in watching movies and visual media.It was the news of the summer that 40% of Americans were planning to watch the Olympics on their smartphones. It’s perhaps even more stunning that there are now predictions telling us that by the end of this year, in a mere two months’ time, there are likely to be more smartphones than human beings on the planet.giffgaff provide a cheaper way to stream mobile films and tvWith the launch of the iPhone 4S last year and the recent release of the iPhone 5, Apple’s smartphones are some of the most popular devices for watching movies.YouTube and internet devices can be used with an internet connection, or users can make the most of the QuickTime facilities on the newer models to use movies from their iTunes or stream directly from sites such as BBC iPlayer, which now have mobile applications. Just make sure you remember your headphones!And how can you make this value for money? One of the main things to watch for is not credit but battery life – keep your charger with you. For Giff Gaff members, you’ll first need to unlock your iPhone before bein