The PlayStation Vita is a great device for portable gaming but it’s not perfect by any means. I got mine at launch and in that time I’ve used it quite a bit and I’ve noticed many things both good and…
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Amazon Versus Netflix Instant Video Comparison
by Kristofer Brozio • May 30, 2013 •
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When it comes to instant video watching online you’ve really got two big choices, Amazon or Netflix. Yes there are other options but these two are the big ones really, the others are just there trying to compete and play…
What exactly is Samsung’s Tablet Strategy?
by Salmons • March 30, 2011 •
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Let me set the stage. The year is 2011. The tablet wars are just now heating up, with Apple being the conqueror to date, and every target manufacturer has the iPad – or rather the iPad 2 – in sight,…
Modern Mobile Devices Need a Decent Speaker
by Salmons • March 29, 2011 •
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Does anyone remember the transistor radio? You know, the rectangular one with the manual and slightly inaccurate dial at the top, and the remainder of the device dedicated to the speaker grill? If you follow the basic concepts of engineering,…
The 13 Coolest Male Nerds On TV… Today
by Salmons • March 21, 2011 •
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As a continuation to an earlier article on the coolest female nerd characters on TV, I couldn’t leave out the guys. As I stated in the previous article, being a “nerd” is a hip and happening (although, I don’t think…
The 11 Coolest Female Nerds on TV… Today
by Salmons • March 20, 2011 •
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There’s no better time to be a nerd. It is the “in” thing to be. There isn’t anything sexier than “smart”, right? And one of the first things that pops into your mind when you hear the words “nerd” or…
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Performance Analysis
by Kristofer Brozio • March 8, 2011 •
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Windows 7 is the best Windows yet, at least that’s my opinion of it. Think what you like, you’re entitled to your own opinion of course. I’m not going to get into an arguing match with you about Win 7…
Keeping Your Kids Safe On Facebook
by Salmons • February 28, 2011 •
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For those 5 people out there that have never used Facebook, it’s a social network service where users can create a profile with photos, contact information, personal interests and just about any personal information you can think of, really. And…
Mobile Internet Safety For Kids
by Salmons • February 11, 2011 •
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Many responsible parents try to make sure that their children access the web in a safe manner, away from the threats of online predators. But how about that smart phone, tablet, or even the popular iPod Touch – are they…
How to survive the Gawkpocalypse
by Tomas Ratas • February 8, 2011 •
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If you are a reader of the Gawker blogs such as Gizmodo, Kotaku, io9, etc like myself, then today you were greeted by their media wide site redesign. To say that it is awful does not do it justice. The…
The Daily Should Not Forget The App
by Salmons • February 7, 2011 •
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The Daily, the much-anticipated daily magazine designed specifically for the iPad (and soon other tablets) has launched, and the app based publication has been met with general good praise. The writing and photography is strong for the most part, and…
Why Doesn’t Your Office Have A Recycling Bin?
by Salmons • February 2, 2011 •
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Offices across the globe are one of the major contributors to waste that could otherwise have been recycled. Paper products, inherent to the operation of a typical office, can easily be put aside for recycling once their usefulness is over.…
Think Before You Buy 4G
by Salmons • January 24, 2011 •
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If there is any single truth about modern life, it is the fact that our smart devices just keep getting more powerful. As the devices get more powerful, they develop a hunger for more bandwidth and bigger chunks of data.…
Is the Verizon iPhone Too Little, Too Late?
by Salmons • January 17, 2011 •
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Recently Verizon announced that they will soon start selling a version of the iPhone 4 that is designed to run on their CDMA network. Previously, if you wanted an iPhone, you had to do business with AT&T, the exclusive carrier…
Cutting The Home Phone Cord Is Not Always Easy
by Salmons • January 15, 2011 •
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Cellphones – today almost everyone has one. Not only are there cellphones, but there’s also smartphones – smarter than just a mere phone, and getting even smarter… is only an app away. And the phones are getting smaller almost as…
Using VNC With Your iPad
by Salmons • January 10, 2011 •
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When Apple released the iPad, it was met with strong sales and a receptive buying audience. Soon there were a large number of apps designed for the iPad on the App Store, and sales climbed to multiple millions. Almost anything…
The 5 Worst Tech Products of 2010
by Salmons • December 28, 2010 •
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In many ways, 2010 was a great year for technology products. We saw the tablet finally find a strong market, and the Android operating system burst free from its humble start to take the mobile world by storm. But not…
Tech Gifting: The Hidden Cost Of The Return
by Salmons • December 20, 2010 •
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During this holiday season, many of us will be buying cool tech gifts for those on our shopping lists. While no doubt we try to make sure that we get the perfect gift, there are nonetheless times that a misunderstanding…
Is The Wikileaks Hacker Backlash A Threat To Net Neutrality?
by Salmons • December 12, 2010 •
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When the world turned against Wikileaks, the hacking community turned against the world. However, the hackers did not simply strike back at the offending parties. Instead, they went after a financial base by attacking Mastercard and Paypal. And in doing…
15 Tips on using an Apple Wireless keyboard with an iPad
by Salmons • December 10, 2010 •
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So, you’ve got a handy iPad, which is great for browsing the web, reading books and magazines, playing games and watching videos from Hulu and Netflix. But not much else. However, with the addition of an Apple wireless keyboard and…



