2016 – The Year of VR or The Year of Crushed Dreams?
If you haven’t been paying attention to the gaming industry as of late, it may have been easy to miss the hype for this year’s newest trend – virtual …
Continue ReadingIf you haven’t been paying attention to the gaming industry as of late, it may have been easy to miss the hype for this year’s newest trend – virtual …
Continue ReadingSeemingly out of nowhere, 2016 is shaping up to be the year of VR. Not since the late 1980’s have people been this excited to step into a virtual …
Continue ReadingThe rise of tablets and other mobile media consumption devices has changed the way we use technology at home and at work. The networking hardware and …
Continue ReadingYour electronics often have an interesting history, with many of them coming from countries spread out across the world. But just how weak is this …
Continue ReadingDo you ever have that moment of “I wish I could afford…” when you spot a piece of quality hardware that you need to have but …
Continue ReadingAmazon has already made history with its remarkably cheap Kindle e-reader, but just how exactly can they sell an Android Honeycomb tablet as an …
Continue ReadingFor the longest time Microsoft was the favorite public enemy of the tech world. It seems like that role is changing though. Is Microsoft too …
Continue ReadingMore than a year after the release of Apple’s original iPad, a credible challenger has yet to emerge. Android tablets appear too fragmented to …
Continue ReadingCars and technology seem to be on a crash course. Bluetooth is only the tip of the iceberg, with cars now available with touchscreen controls and …
Continue ReadingThe tablet war is far from over, but until Android sorts out the problem of cheap tablets running old versions of the operating system, Honeycomb can …
Continue ReadingWhen the largest PC manufacturer in the world decides to kill their tablet line and wants to sell their PC business, what does this mean for the …
Continue ReadingA CTO at IBM recently “traded in [his] PC for a tablet computer” according to a blog post where he describes our current computing …
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