Featured, Smartphones
Samsung Galaxy S III
Samsung officially revealed their new flagship device, the Galaxy S III. This Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich device is positioned to take the android smartphone crown, at least for the time being.
Featured, Smartphones
The Verizon Phone Conundrum
Verizon Wireless customers are lucky to have a carrier with a wide variety of phones in its lineup.
Audio, Featured, Reviews
Logitech Wireless Boombox Review
Have you ever wanted to blast your music at the beach, at a cookout, or on the basketball court? The Logitech Wireless Boombox is your answer.
Featured, Smartphones
Smartphones That Can See Through Walls?
Dr. Kenneth O and his team of researches at the University of Texas at Dallas are working on a microchip that would allow mobile devices to, “see through walls, wood, plastics, paper, and other objects”.
Featured, Reviews, Smartphones
Nokia Lumia 900 Review
Nokia’s Lumia 900 is one of the most hyped devices of 2012, and for good reason.
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Facebook and the Future
Posted on 28 May 2012
Facebook wants to be in everyone’s future. According to PCMag, Facebook has 901 million registered users. Not all are active users, but collectively they form a multinational conglomerate larger than the population of Europe (about 700million). So with that many users, Facebook is pulling in a lot of revenue from advertising and games. Now, Facebook is trying [...] Continue Reading
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Jailbreaking and Rooting
Posted on 21 May 2012
Jailbreaking and rooting are the mobile facets of hacking. The motivation behind ‘jailbreaking’ is to add functionality to the device. Sometimes, the added functionality is beneficial, and jailbreaking overcomes unnecesary software restrictions. Other times, jailbreaking allows for illegal activites, which is reasonable grounds for opposition. When iOS was first released, it was a little bit [...] Continue Reading
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Laptop, Smartphones, Tablet
Patent Trolling
Posted on 14 May 2012
Amidst rapid technological innovation lies a new impediment. A purely legal impediment that is unfortunately benefiting no one. Patent trolling, as its now called, involves broad patents and lots of suing. On a larger scale, it dampens innovation and discourages start up companies with fresh ideas. Some argue, however, that this legal battle will ultimately benefit consumers. [...] Continue Reading
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The End of the Free Internet?
Posted on 11 May 2012
The internet is still a new thing. Granted, its been a while since its inception, but only now have governments and corporations begun to realize the potential of the vast web. The internet is more widespread and ubiquitous than ever, and this fact has drawn the ire of the US government, among other associations. While [...] Continue Reading
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Ultrabooks: Second Coming of the Laptop?
Posted on 08 May 2012
Ultrabooks. Brainchild of Intel Corporation, the Ultrabook is the Windows response to the growing popularity of the MacBook Air. While the original MacBook Air was an expensive and under-powered machine that posed little threat to Windows laptops, recent iterations of the Air have been powerful, lightweight laptops for a lower premium. With the MacBook Air, Apple created [...] Continue Reading
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Laptop, Smartphones, Tablet
The Different Types of Displays
Posted on 07 May 2012
Marketers love to throw around vague statistics about their product’s display. There are many different qualities and technologies that are used to measure how our information is displayed. To clear up any confusion about displays let’s explore how these stats translate to real life performance. The first thing to look at is resolution. Resolution is a measure of the [...] Continue Reading
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