We have just posted up our 22th App Pick of the Week and this time we get our groove on with TuneIn Radio Pro.  If you missed the $0.10 App Week, this app will set you back $0.99, but it's totally worth it.  The Pro version adds a bunch of great features including rewinding, recording, pausing and more.  Check it out and if you can't afford the Pro version, there is an ad-based version available as well - with less features.

Please post your thoughts, comments, questions and suggestions for next week's Android App Pick of the Week!

ROCCAT liked the idea of the Razer Blade laptop so much that they decided to make a touchscreen interface application for your iPhone/Android that allows you to use in-game macros, monitor your PC, manage Teamspeak, Facebook, Skype and Twitter - all from your phone.  This app looks to be free, but will be released in beta first to iOS after CeBIT, then Android around Gamescom 2012.  It looks pretty awesome.  The full press release is at the "Read More" link below.

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AMD is not resting and they've just dropped the NDA on their mid-range cards - now tagged in the 78xx series.  The question arising from the reviews is does the 7870 make the more expensive 7950 obsolete already?  Take a look below at the reviews to find out.

• HotHardware - AMD Radeon HD 7870 & 7850 
• AnandTech - AMD Radeon HD 7870 GHz Ed. & Radeon HD 7850
• TechReport - AMD's Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition 
• PCPerspective - AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB & HD 7850 2GB Pitcairn 
• TechSpot - AMD Radeon HD 7870 & Radeon HD 7850
• TechPowerUp - AMD Radeon HD 7850 & HD 7870 2GB 
• HardwareHeaven - AMD Radeon HD 7870 & Radeon HD 7850
• HardwareSecrets - AMD Radeon HD 7870 GHz - Radeon HD 7850
• TweakTown - AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB - Radeon HD 7870 2GB 

PCPerspective has a look at the Alienware M14x as they try and give portable gaming another go.  This laptop has some pretty great features - including a "Sandy Bridge" Quad-Core i7 CPU, a 750GB 7200rpm drive and a nice 1600x900 screen.  I love the USB 3.0 feature as well as DisplayPort, HDMI & VGA.  See how it performs with the NVIDIA GT 555 inside.

Having a big frame gives the M14x plenty of room for connectivity. Two USB 3.0 ports are included, as well as an additional USB 2.0 port. Display connections include Mini-DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA while audio is handled by two audio-out ports and an audio-in/microphone port. Ethernet and a 9-in-1 card reader are made available as well.

We showed you some preliminary video of the flying car a while back, but now it has actually flown and is being debuted at the New York Auto Show.  The beauty of this is not the sleek design (it has none), but the fact that it can do both - is road-legal and is available for pre-order.  I opted for the Mass Effect 3 pre-order as the car/plane will set you back $279,000.

There are a few good titles being released this week - one of which you may have heard a bit of hype.  Mass Effect 3 lands on PC, 360 and PS3 this week!  It looks like an interesting game as there are different ways to play to keep things fresh and moving.  ShackNews has the full list of releases and details about the games.  Check out the list below.

PC

• Adam's Venture - Episode 3: Relevations (download)
• Major League Baseball 2K12
• Mass Effect 3
• The Sims 3 Showtime

360

• Blades of Time
• I Am Alive (XBLA - $15)
• Major League Baseball 2K12
• Mass Effect 3
• Street Fighter X Tekken

PS3

• Blades of Time
• Major League Baseball 2K12
• Mass Effect 3
• MLB 12: The Show
• MotorStorm RC (PSN - $10)
• Start The Party! Save the World (PSN - $30)
• Street Fighter X Tekken

Wii

• Major League Baseball 2K12
• Mario Party 9

PS2

• Major League Baseball 2K12

PSV

• MLB 12: The Show
• MotorStorm RC (PSN - $10)
• Unit 13

3DS

• Crush3D
• Fun! Fun! Minigolf Touch! (eShop - $5)
• Zuma's Revenge (eShop - $8)

PSP

• Major League Baseball 2K12

NDS

• Major League Baseball 2K12
• Zuma's Revenge (DSiWare - $8)

 

Samsung has a wide range of products and today we've gathered up some Samsung reviews floating in the new bucket and have put them together to prove our point.

TweakNews starts off with the SA850 27" LCD that comes in bearing a nice 2560x1440 resolution.  TweakNews is up next with a look at the WB750 camera that comes with a nice long 18x optical zoom as well as the entry-level ST96 camera.

If you're more interested in a phone that also has a camera, MEGATech Reviews looks at the Galaxy Note while TweakNews brags about the Galaxy Nexus.

There is a good chance you'll be looking at SSD storage in the next few months, and if so, the Samsung PM830 series over at the SSDReview gives you a heads-up on what mSATA's are doing.  These are what is inside the awesome ultrabook machines.

The Mobile World Congress has rapped up in Barcelona this week and as expected we saw quite a few new smartphone being announced. As usual some of them are still quite a few months away but if you're a phone person its kinda cool to see whats next. Engadget has the full roundup of all the coolest phones that were being announced this year at the MWC.

Mobile World Congress is a dignified affair held yearly in Barcelona that companies take very seriously. For example, unlike CES, there are lots and lots of suits -- after all, this is a congress. Here, some of the most unique and desirable handsets meet the eyes of press, analysts and buyers for the very first time. Accordingly, anxieties were high among company leaders as they put their best foot forward and held their breath for the first round of impressions.

Here's your Friday Apple rumor: The new iPad (iPad 3) might be using the name iPad HD instead. The guys over at Gizmodo are reporting that thanks to some of Apple's partners releasing products for the next iPad already a couple of them are referring to it as iPad HD. Is this just a mistake or could this be the actual name of the next device? Guess we only have to wait a little while longer before its released and the constant rumors can finally stop.

Would Apple name the new iPad 3 the iPad HD? According to alleged part listings from Griffin and Belkin, this may be the case. The product name is a good match for the its new Retina-like display.

The Windows 8 "consumer preview" went live this week and already people seem to be liking it, even the guys over at CNN/Wired who have found 5 things they like about Windows 8 that neither iOS or Android offer. It will be interesting to see how Windows 8 sells when it is finally released but the fact that everyone isn't trashing it already is probably a good sign for Microsoft.

When Microsoft revealed the "consumer preview" of Windows 8 on Wednesday, it didn't just give the world a glimpse at a new OS — it also showed us that it can be a leader in touch-based user interface design. Yes, Microsoft's new tablet UI isn't merely utilitarian. It's actually innovative, and even cool.

And in some ways it trumps the best that Apple and Google currently have to offer in iOS and Android, respectively.