Archive for March, 2010
NaviComputer Free GPS Mapping/Navigation App for Windows Mobile
NaviComputer, a GPS map and off-road navigation tracking application designed for windows mobile devices, has just released their latest version of the app, 0.92, for public download. What makes the NaviComputer application different from other GPS options is that it will let you view maps offline without need for internet connection or data plan; a very [...]
Review: Amazon Kindle for Mac
Amazon just released Kindle for Mac, an application that allows Amazon customers to read more than 450,000 books on their MacBooks. Anyone with a U.S. Amazon.com account can sample and buy books with kindle for Mac, even if they don’t own an Amazon Kindle. This application is technically in beta despite being released to the [...]
Dell Vostro V13 Unboxed and on Video
Our friend Jason Dunn from Digital Home Thoughts got his hands on a Dell Vostro V13. The Vostro line is Dell’s affordable business line of notebook PCs and were originally based off of Dell’s Inspiron consumer lineup. Times have changed though and the Vostro V13 looks like it’s all grown up. As Jason points out [...]
Google Nexus One Coming to Sprint
Sprint announced to day that a version of the Google Nexus One will soon be available that will work with its network. According to Sprint, its mobile broadband network has twice the network coverage of AT&T’s network and ten times the coverage area of T-Mobile’s network. The Nexus One will only be available through Google’s [...]
How to Watch Flash Video Fullscreen with 2 Monitors
If you’ve used dual monitors for any length of time you’ve undoubtedly tried to watch flash video like Hulu in full screen on one display while working on the other; and you’ve likely been disappointed with the immediate exit of full screen when you try to do anything else. There has a been a fix for this for a while but it was a bit [...]
How to Add Two Finger Scrolling to Windows Notebooks
One of the little things I miss after using a friend’s Mac is the lack of two finger scrolling. This small touch makes extended web browsing and scrolling sessions more enjoyable and for the most part isn’t standard on Windows based notebooks and laptops. But, thanks to an in-depth guide from LifeHacker you can add [...]
Macbooks finally getting processor upgrade?
The Macbook using community has been waiting…and waiting…and waiting for Apple to refresh their Macbook and Macbook Pro line of notebooks. We thought there was going to be an announcement at CES. Then, we thought there was going to be an announcement during the iPad event. And finally, we thought there would be something at [...]
March Madness for Geeks
If you are an NCAA Basketball fan, then March feels like Christmastime as you anticipate the big dance. The big dance is the NCAA Men’s Division I basketball tournament. For the fans of the 64 schools in it this is what we have all been waiting for the crowning of this season’s national champion. Keeping [...]
Sony unveils the M series VAIO Mini Notebook / Netbook
Sony officially unveiled the M series Vaio Mini Notebook (some would call it a netbook) in a press release. This light M series Netbook will come with a 10.1″ display and feature black and white finishes. Sony’s M series netbook will be powered by an Intel Atom N450 processor, a Motion Eye web cam, 250GB [...]
Add Bluetooth Functionality to Your Notebook for $1.98 Shipped
If you’ve ever wished for an easy way to add a Bluetooth to your notebook, here is an incredibly simple and inexpensive way to do so. For a mere $1.98 you can buy a tiny USB Bluetooth adapter that is so small you can reasonably put it in a USB port on your computer and [...]
