Off the bat I want to get a few things out there, I use both Windows and Macintosh based computers and recognize both have their ups and down. Personally, I find Windows 7 to be an exceptionally well-built OS and have never really had a problem with Microsoft, or any of their products [....]

We have been seeing some iOS 5 beta’s around for a little while now, but we see a new Apple beta rise, the iCloud. During the WWDC conference Steve Jobs announced iCloud and that it would be free to your apple devices. Your Mac’s, iPhone’s, iPad’s and your Windows PC. You will also be [....]

Apple has released the Gold Master build of Mac OS X Lion, which indicates that Lion is going to be released any time soon. Because of that, we have to prepare for the big cat – the right way. We’ve put together this guide to make your upgrade smooth. What you’ll need [....]

Just yesterday, Microsoft showed off some of the new features of “Windows 8″ at the CES, including an all-new touch-friendly interface. Is this radical change a natural evolution of Windows, or is Microsoft pulling another Windows Phone 7? Here, I’ll outline some of the major changes as well as my own thoughts about [....]

Lumier plans to make your Windows computer act like a Mac. Really? No. Lumier is a company launching today at TechCrunch Disrupt in NYC that plans to retheme your Windows and give it a Mac style dock and a nice slick feel that will make it easier to use windows and navigated between your applications [....]

Background The DS-90U is one of the main iconic products that made DoubleSight Displays the brand it is today. DoubleSight is known for manufacturing monitors, but when they released their USB Monitor, the market slowly started to take advantage of the new idea. Design The DS-90U’s Black matte finish looks very nice and blends in most [....]

So according to Microsoft’s testing, IE9 is the most energy efficientbrowser out there. My primary browser, Google Chrome 10 tops the chart at 13.561. So far, you can really see the difference. To be honest, it’s interesting to see Internet Explorer 9 to be battery efficient. We can clearly see that Microsoft is stepping up [....]

Watch out Apple, you’ve got a competitor coming your way! Samsung goes thin with the new Series 9 laptops, which is obviously trying to compete with Apple’s MacBook Air. You can get the Series 9 in two flavors: a 13 and 11-inch model. To compete with the MBA 13-inch, Samsung crammed in the Intel [....]

When I switched Tech Cores to a VPS back in early August of 2010, it was a turning point for us. Before that, we were using shared hosting which in the long run, started to hurt us more than anything. We switched from InMotion Hosting to a VPS for many reasons and quite honestly, [....]

*I would like to thank Macally for sending this out for review *Video Review coming soon! Unboxing Design The EZ-BookPad has a really nice sleek design. It’s made out of aluminum (hence the name), but has a very nice soft-touch finish. As you see the photo on the left, the bottom is perforated. The [....]

Today, Facebook announced a new system of messaging between people at once where the control of the conversation is in the users hands. In the next few months a few new changes will be added Facebook to help make instant communication more centralized. In the video Facebook’s Joel Seligstein created, he categorizes the new system into 5 [....]

As we all know, 2010 is coming to an end. So many things good and bad have happened this year. Android really took a leap, iOS made its debut, tablets would not stop coming out, and computers are only getting faster and faster. So in the end, which cateogy of technology do you [....]

After many leaks, the HP Slate is official. It’s a Windows 7 tablet PC with an Intel Atom CPU clocked at 1.86 GHz, 2GB of RAM, 64GB SSD, and has Broadcom’s Crystal HD accelerator for enhanced HD video playback. The 8.9 inch touch screen has a resolution of 1024×768 with Wacom digitizer. On [....]

Gee, this could be the craziest thing I’ve seen from Dell! It’s a netbook/tablet hybrid with a swivel hinge. This product reminds me of the IdeaPad U1, but you can’t rip out the display. Now, there’s not a lot of detailsl about this computer, but we know it has an Intel Atom processor, [....]