TripAdvisor has announced its inaugural Travelers’ Choice Restaurant Awards. A total of 576 restaurants in the world were honored, based on millions of traveler reviews and opinions, according to TripAdvisor.
The awards aren’t simply a list of the #1 ranked restaurants in various cities. For example, in New York, Eleven Madison Park has received the highest ranking, but Le Bernardin — ranked #4 — was given the Travelers’ Choice honor. TripAdvisor cites service and quality as the common thread across all winners. Several U.S. restaurants also ranked high on the overall list of favorite restaurants across the world — Le Bernardin (New York), Restaurant Gary Danko (San Francisco), Le Cirque Bellagio (Las Vegas), Girl & The Goat (Chicago) and Toulouse Petit (Seattle).
Check out the top U.S. restaurants according to TripAdvisor below and see the winners of other cities and countries here.
Vizio has just announced the launch of the Co-Star Stream Player which will rely on the most recent version of 
If your desktop computer or notebook has at least one USB 3.0 port, then you might want to start making the most out of it. I am talking about getting a device which is compatible with the USB 3.0 port itself, and most of the time, something in this vein would come in the form of a portable storage solution. Enter G-Technology with their new range of USB 3.0 storage solutions that are said to be able to deliver speeds which are 10 times faster compared to USB 2.0, and half a dozen times faster than FireWire 800. Basically, this would translate to (in theory, anyways) that you can transfer a couple of full-length movies from a G-Technology USB 3.0 drive to a computer in a matter of minutes.
Firefox for Android just got a new upgrade. This new mobile version of the popular Firefox browser aims to take mobile browsing to the next level and introduces feature users should be delighted to have, namely higher performance, hardware acceleration, multi-core friendlyness and all kinds of good things. This Firefox version has been in beta for a while, but as of now, the “beta” status is off, and every Android user can go try it with confidence. We’ve taken a closer look of this final build, and here are our first impressions. 