Sometimes, you just don’t want to go out—and that’s OK. We’re more connected to our friends, our jobs, and the world around us. As a result, time is a more precious commodity than ever. So why would you limit yourself to having to drive to a specific place at a specific time to do what […]
Dropbox continues to amaze
August 21, 2012 by
It’s not often that we revisit a recommendation here, but we the more we use dropbox, the more amazed I become with the myriad of uses for this simple, yet quickly becoming irreplaceable app/service. I just almost cannot believe the things I am now doing with dropbox and not having spent a dime yet to […]
The real reason the new iPad spells disaster for Microsoft. (It’s not the retina display either)
March 20, 2012 by
Microsoft has a competitor coming for the iPad, but it is too little, too late. The battle for the heart and soul of the tablet market is lost already and Microsoft is just spinning its wheels now. It’s not the new iPad (3rd generation) that is putting the dagger into MSFT. It’s the strategy that […]
Windows 8 Consumer Preview First Thoughts: Some Good, Some Really, Really Bad
March 5, 2012 by
It’s a little early for a full review of Windows 8, but we have had it installed for a few days now and here are our first thoughts. There are some quirks that take some getting used to when first using W8. The largest one of these for the home user is the lack of […]
Dropbox now uploads photos and gives you more free space!
February 25, 2012 by
Dropbox announced an update to its Android app on Friday that automatically syncs a user’s photos on the phone. A complementary update to the desktop app also auto-syncs photos stored on cameras or SD cards. The service will be added to Apple’s iOS soon, Dropbox said. On Android, the photo-upload function mirrors one already built […]
Software Pick: Ninite
February 6, 2012 by
The software pick of the week for this week is Ninite. Ninite is a free online service that automatically installs some of the top freeware on your computer with no bloatware, no toolbars or other options and without any intervention on your part. You simply go to the Ninite site, choose your software and run […]
CES Top 5
January 15, 2012 by
Now that we have had some time to digest the news out of CES we are ready to award our top 5 for this years show. Some you have heard about, and some may be a little different look into the future. One thing is for sure, these are the things we want… read more
CES Opening Thoughts
January 10, 2012 by
Wow Ballmer can talk a lot and say absolutely nothing. That was the biggest take from the keynote to open CES. Not everything at CES was boring today though as there were some great new products from Samsung, Intel, and Nokia today…. more on ComputerNutz
