I, like most, started using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer because it was what I started off using and it came with the computer I bought. It works (sorta) so why switch?
Have you ever noticed that as the day goes on your computer and browser get sluggish? I have found that this is typically because Internet [...]
Most speaker dock systems for the iPod/iPhone sound ok but tend to be lacking the bass department. And if they come with a subwoofer (which is rare) they usually cost an arm and a leg… not anymore. The Philips DC912 is available here for $79.99. Details of how to get this deal after the [...]
The Palm Pre already has a new updated version of the software, version 1.0.4. The update for your Palm Pre to 1.0.4 seems to fix security vulnerabilities and not really improve on the product. Another noteworthy change that comes with version 1.0.4 is the blocking of homebrew apps on the Palm Pre. Sticking with [...]
The Sennheiser CX 400 in-ear headphones were recently priced at $89.99. Now you can get these high quality, noise isolating CX400 earphones with powerful bass drivers for only…
Hot off the press, the true Uber Geeks are already gutting their Apple iPhone 3GS phones. The most obvious and the most wood popping discovery thus far is the Samsung S5PC100 processor that’s powering the latest iPhone. But the S5PC100 does not appear to be “going to eleven”, its only running at 600MHz instead of [...]
The digital transition that has been talked about, delayed, talked about some more, delayed, and talked about some more… is finally happening… tomorrow. Some people don’t even know what this will mean to them, like my Grandma. Basically the analog signal that most older TV’s use (form antennas and the like) will be shut down [...]
Google Street View still manages to amaze me… the idea of mapping the world (?) one street at a time with a camera is a huge undertaking. Not to mention it really helps to see an area visually on your computer before hopping in the car to actually go there. I imagine you could even [...]