Twitter has for sure taken a number of changes of the years. The change, that happened March 30, 2010 really set the stage for everything they’ve done. Before this major change, Twitter has really just been giving tiny updates to their homepage. Also, if you may of noticed, Twitter really doesn’t change up [....]

Three days ago, I jailbroke my iPhone 3GS and so far, I have been loving the jailbreak. Jailbreaking allows you to have themes, multitasking, tweaks, tethering, and phone unlocking. When you  JailBreak your iDevice, there are two essential apps that you need to get: Cydia (which is the App Store in the Jailbreaking [....]

The Dell Aero was revealed back in CTIA and this is the company’s first smartphone. The Dell Aero features a heavily skinned version of Android 1.6, a 3.5 inch screen at a resolution of 640×360, 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, and GPS. The Aero’s design is sleek and claims to be the lightest Android [....]

I took the plunge to update my main home server to Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) LTS Beta 1. Even if upgrade failed big time, which it went very well to be honest, I have disk images backed up so I can easily restore. The thing is, I only really only use this computer [....]

Back in Mobile World Congress, HTC revealed the Desire. The Desire is basically a Nexus One with a different design, uses an optical trackpad instead of a trackball, and Android 2.1 with HTC’s custom skin called HTC Sense. The HTC Desire features a 1GHz Snap Dragon Processor, a 3.7 inch AMOLED Screen (AMOLED [....]

It’s about time this update is pushed out to all of the Mac OS X Snow Leopard users. In early January, it was leaked that the early version of this update was being tested. During that time, a lot of users began speculating what exactly was going to happen with this new update. [....]

It’s been about four months since the launch of our redesign. Way back when, before the redesign, Tech Cores was something different. I’ve always hated the design I was using. I didn’t have the time then to create a nice logo (or even the knowledge that time), a nice website layout, and great [....]

There has been a lot of controversy about the next version of Mac OS X, 10.7. There has been a lot of rumors going on, and here’s a bit of my personal ideas that I feel that might be put in the next version of Mac OS X. The first thing we need to start [....]

When it comes to the Tech Cores forums, a variety of people were actually using them. But after a while, they really became to be very quiet in nature. People did use them and I will admit that we had a lot of fun discussing a variety of topics. The only issue when [....]

When it comes to Flash Player on a Mac, most people complain it’s slow, crashes a lot, and it always locking up. Actually, it’s Apple’s fault somewhat. Read on to find out why. Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) ships with 10.0.23.1. This version of Flash Player is very unsecured in many ways. Along with [....]

Back in mid December of last year, we’ve added the addition to Tech Core where users will be able to vote on polls. We’ve had two polls so far. One poll asking you how Tech Cores is and the one asking what do you think we should blog about more. Of course, polls [....]

We’ve all heard things on the Apple iPad now. It’s not new to us that all of us know that it’ll have the compatibility of using it with 3G or with Wi-Fi only. But there is one thing we all know; we’re all hyped up about the iPad. Of course there are those [....]

Not long ago at all, I’ve posted a blog post about Office 2010. In that post, we’ve learned a few things about what Office 2010 will have to offer to us in the upcoming months. We hae some new dates for you that are hopefully set in stone. On a recent Microsoft Office [....]

If you can remember the HTC HD2 blog post we posted quite a while ago, you should know that it’s for sure a slick and fast device. The HD2 even today is one of the best Windows Mobile devices out there because of its design, speed, and just usability in general. But if you can [....]