Windows XP Still King of Operating Systems After 10 Years – Windows 7 Catching Up

Windows XP Still King of Operating Systems After 10 Years – Windows 7 Catching Up

I had no idea that so many still use Windows XP after all this time. I suppose "if it aint broke don't fix it" is what most are adhering to. Windows XP is still the dominant OS aft ...

CES 2012 Preview – What to Expect

CES 2012 Preview – What to Expect

The latest and greatest in the tech industry will be showcased in the annual International CES 2012 event in Las Vegas. It will run from January 9-13 and is shaping up to be one of ...

Major Online Giants Threaten to Black Out Internet to Protest SOPA Bill

Major Online Giants Threaten to Black Out Internet to Protest SOPA Bill

The possibility of the SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) passing in late January is starting to become much more of a reality to many online presences. Sites such as Google, Facebook, ...

IBM Has High Hopes For the Future of Technology – Mind Reading, Energy, Digital World

IBM Has High Hopes For the Future of Technology – Mind Reading, Energy, Digital World

IBM has always been on the leading edge of technological development, and they seem to be pretty optimistic about the future. They've published a list of 5 predictions they believe ...

Universities Quickly Claim .xxx Domain Names

Universities Quickly Claim .xxx Domain Names

Ever since ICANN officially opened the doors to .xxx domains for pornography use, non-porn websites have been frantically trying to either secure the respective domains or have the ...

Amazon Promises Fixes for Kindle Fire Problems

Amazon Promises Fixes for Kindle Fire Problems

Amazon is reportedly providing remedies to some of the complaints many have been making about the new Kindle Fire. A few of their many complaints: there is no external volume contr ...

Online Piracy Doesn’t Affect Entertainment Industry – Swiss Government

Online Piracy Doesn’t Affect Entertainment Industry – Swiss Government

I just came across an interesting article on PCMag.com regarding online piracy and looks at it from a different angle. The Swiss government has decided that it will not implement a ...

CES 2012 Preview – What to Expect

The latest and greatest in the tech industry will be showcased in the annual International CES 2012 event in Las Vegas. It will run from January 9-13 and is shaping up to be one of the biggest yet. Industry leaders in home entertainment, computing, mobile phones, tablets, and cameras will be announcing new te more ...

December 31, 2011 (0) comments

Major Online Giants Threaten to Black Out Internet to Protest SOPA Bill

The possibility of the SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) passing in late January is starting to become much more of a reality to many online presences. Sites such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Wikipedia, and Paypal are among those that are strongly opposed to the proposed bill. A coordinated blackout is s more ...

December 30, 2011 (1) comments

Android Market Hits the 10 Billion Mark For App Downloads

Piggybacking off of it's recent accomplishment of beating out Firefox in the browser battle, Google has reached another major benchmark in it's Android market by reaching it's 10 billionth app download. This is a pretty monumental achievement for Android. They've reached a massive level of popularity in just more ...

December 06, 2011 (0) comments

Amazon Promises Fixes for Kindle Fire Problems

Amazon is reportedly providing remedies to some of the complaints many have been making about the new Kindle Fire. A few of their many complaints: there is no external volume control. The off switch is easy to hit by accident. Web pages take a long time to load. There is no privacy on the device; a spouse or more ...

December 12, 2011 (0) comments

Windows XP Still King of Operating Systems After 10 Years – Windows 7 Catching Up

I had no idea that so many still use Windows XP after all this time. I suppose "if it aint broke don't fix it" is what most are adhering to. Windows XP is still the dominant OS after more than ten years, butWindows 7 continues to narrow the gap. XP ended last year with a 46 percent slice of the OS market, acc more ...

January 03, 2012 (0) comments

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