Archive for October, 2010
HP ENVY 17 3D Now Available and a Chance to Win
The HP ENVY 17 3D, a large and in charge addition to the HP ENVY line of notebooks is finally available for purchase. The HP ENVY 17 3D delivers a 3D experience on the go with glasses. The ENVY 17 3D was first announced back in August alongside the HP ENVY 14 Beats. The new HP ENVY [...]
How To Watch the World Series Online and On The Go
It’s that time folks, break out your Crackerjacks, smartphones and other gadgets for the World Series. If you’re looking for a way to tune into the World Series games between the San Fransisco Giants and the Texas Rangers then you’ve come to the right place. We showed you how to watch the Major League Playoffs [...]
MacBook Air SSD Upgrade Announced – User Upgradeable to 256GB SSD
The MacBook Air was just announced last week, but a Taiwanese company is already announcing a MacBook Air SSD upgrade kit. The Macbook Air uses flash memory for storage that is not inside a standard enclosure (such as the Intel X-25 M we are giving away). This means that there are fewer upgrade options. The [...]
Eye-Fi View Stores Full Resolution Photos Online for 7-Days For Easy Sharing
Eye Fi, makers of WiFi enabled SD cards that make it easy to upload your images to your computer, just announced a new way to control how your photos are shared called Eye-Fi View. Eye-Fi view is an online portal that stores the last 7-day’s worth of pictures at full resolution so that users can control which [...]
Targus Lap Chill Mat Review: Cool and Quiet
Recently Targus introduced several new laptop cooling solutions including the Targus Lap Chill Mat in Silver which they sent over for review. The Lap Chill Mat is a notebook cooling solution designed to be used on your lap in that keeps your laptop cool and provides a slight tilt to provide a more ergonomic working [...]
I Am Addicted to My iPad; Am I Alone?
A series of articles discussing the usefulness or lack of usefulness of the Apple iPad was started by our friends at Gottabemobile. It began with mobile phone expert Chris Leckness saying he wasn’t using his iPad anymore. Then tablet PC guru Warner Crocker talked about how much he uses his iPad. Inking aficionado Sumocat doesn’t [...]
Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch Model Unboxing and First Impressions
I received my Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch model via FedEx today and here is my unboxing and initial thoughts as I get my hands on my very first Mac OS X computer. I have never used a Mac for more than a few minutes at a time either in a store or just quickly checking [...]
How To Protect from Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Malware
Malicious third parties are leveraging the looks of Microsoft Security Essentials, a free anti-malware program distributed by Microsoft, to trick users into installing dangerous malware that will corrupt the user’s system according to reports on the reported on their Windows Team Blog Microsoft Security Essentials will scan a computer to find viruses and other malware that can do [...]
Verbatim Store ‘n’ Go Netbook 32GB Flash Storage, As Small as a Coin
Verbatim recently announced a new flash drive with a 32GB capacity. Unlike other 32GB flash drives, the Verbatim Store ‘n’ Go Netbook is smaller than a one Euro coin. Flash memory has progressively gotten cheaper over the past few years. In the realm of flash drives, size is key. With this in mind Verbatim has [...]
Apple iPhoto ’11 Issues: How to Fix Update Library on open Problem
Many users who have purchase the Apple iLife ’11 upgrade, which includes iPhoto ’11, are complaining on Apple Discussions pages about many issues. The worst of these is the complete loss of previous iPhoto libraries. Apple’s iPhoto ’11 is part of the iLife ’11 software suite that was released at Apple’s “Back to the Mac” [...]
