The last time a new iPod was released was back in September of 2009. When it comes to what Apple is going to do to their new iPod touch 4G, or the fourth generation device. This next iPod touch has quite a bit of speculations going towards it. The question is, what’s going [....]

When it comes to really getting in and out of a mall, there’s really no easy way to do it. Whether you’ll use a map or not, it’ll still take a while for you to get what you want. Of course, this is granted that you have no idea on where you are [....]

As you might of known, we just recently added polls onto Tech Cores in order to know a little more of what our viewers think about different aspects on our website. The current poll, as I am typing this, we have a poll up that’s asking our users what do they think of [....]

Here at Tech Cores, we always try to deliver a quality website out to our viewers. The first step towards this was the redesign of Tech Cores, which really improved a variety of features on Tech Cores. With the new design, it made it possible for us to deliver a vast amount of [....]

In the very early jailbreaking days, it was only really there to allow other programs onto the iPhone/iPod touch before Apple introduced the AppStore. As of right now, I persoanlly only see the use of jailbreaking to get themes and some extra software you really do not need. The typically user doesn’t need [....]

Having used the BlackBerry for my everyday work and personal needs, I’ve come acquainted with several apps which I constantly use and go back to. I’m not a corporate user nor someone you can say a “hardcore” user but I would like to share with you some of the FREE apps that made my [....]

It all started in May, when i4i found out that Microsoft’s  new version of Office uses some of their patented XML technologies. Now, in December, Microsoft has really gotten their hands in a dirty troublesome. i4i, which created some XML technologies, wasn’t very pleased with Microsoft mainly for the fact that they voided [....]

Firefox has for sure come a long way since the first version ever created. I remember using Firefox in the very early stages. It was one of the first to get tabbed browser navigation and even extension support. Firefox has really came a long way throughout the years. Right now, I find Firefox [....]

I’ve been a PDAmill fan for years now. I remember way back when with my old Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2002. I used to play every game of PDAmill’s on that device. Until I got my iPod touch, I was a very avid Widows Mobile user. But luckily for you, PDAmill now [....]

The Tech Cores Fourms have been pretty vacant for the past few months. I’m asking all of you what do you think we can do to improve on the forums and whether or not if you would like to keep the forums. It’s kind of hard to talk about them when no one [....]

I know a good portion of you were waiting for one feature that you’ve all been waiting for in the new Tech Cores, polls! Yup, that’s right, we have ‘em now! Go take a look at the sidebar to the right! I do have to thank all the people who recommended that we’ve [....]

If you remember way back in the day, when you first registered your e-mail account, it was probably with a online service like Yahoo Mail, GMail, Hotmail, or even AOL Mail. A good amount of people still use the same e-mail address that did from the first time they signed up for their [....]

In our previous Facebook blog post, we’ve talked about Facebook making some changes, especially on how people see your status updates. I noticed this not too long, and I would like to share my opinion with you guys and gals. If you think about changing who can see your status update, this can [....]

In today’s fast changing world, simplifying our lives has always been one of our a lifelong goals. And what better way to simplify your everyday life than to systematically control all your appliances with a…remote. A universal remote that is. Who ever invented the TV remote started the couch potato revolution and with [....]