Editorial – Looking Back at Windows Phone – Chris Gavula
This article and its photographs were written and taken by Chris Gavula, iTechGear.org Editor. I’ve been feeling a bit nostalgic lately. In a mobile world dominated by [...]
Just Sayin’
Editorial – How to avoid being scammed: Don’t buy new Stuff from eBay
The recent announcement of the Raspberry Pi 5’s availability excites me as a long-time lover of single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi. And I preordered mine [...]
UPDATE 2 – Returning to the Office for Work
This story is evolving, and updates will be posted as they become available. In an update announced on 2021-09-09, Microsoft stated that it has removed its timetables for its [...]
UPDATE – Returning to the Office for Work
Please note that both News and Editorial can be found below. Both are clearly marked, indicating which is news and which is my personal opinion. Please also note that my [...]
Off-Loading the “New Normal” – Returning to the Office for Work
Both news and editorial (my personal thoughts) on this subject can be found below. News Early in the month of June, in a note to Apple employees, CEO Tim Cook said that Apple [...]
The State of Consumer Computing
I have NO idea where the industry is going with this… Ok, kids. Sit back. I’ve been cooking up a rant on the direction that consumer/ prosumer computing has been going [...]
Notable Updates for the Week
All this… and it’s only THURSDAY! There are two big stories that I want to cover quickly, as I really don’t want to stretch these out any longer than they need to be. [...]
Anyone can Pick Up Malware – Part 2
Sometimes, you can be your own worst enemy… A while back, I posted an article about how anybody could get a computer virus. It was telling, because the anybody was me. I [...]
Ransomware – Taking your Data Hostage
Yeah… Speaking of malware… Introduction With all of the email problems I’ve been having over the past month or so, I’ve had my hands full. I’m nearly certain that [...]
Where’s Apple’s Media Server??
Am I missing something, or has the whole world gone out to lunch..? Ok… if you haven’t guessed by now, I am a tweener. I sit firmly in between both the Apple and [...]
The NTSB Recommended In-Vehicle Cell Phone Use Ban – Technology Can Solve the Problem
I’ve been a converged device (PDA and multimedia) and mobile devices advocate for nearly two decades. The implementation of technology at the consumer level in modern [...]
Is Nokia following in Palm’s Footsteps?
My good friend, Gina Smith, asked everyone this morning what everyone thought of a Nokia analysis she wrote. It got me thinking… I can remember sitting in my car, driving [...]
iTunes & the Oscars–Why this Digital Delivery Works
I saw an interesting article over at Apple Insider that said that some of the movie studios were considering an iTunes release for all of the Oscar Best Picture nominated [...]
I’d Definitely say, "You’re Welcome!
I saw this cool article over at Computerworld by Sharon Gaudin on Google’s parting gift to Eric Schmidt – $100M in stock and options, vested over four years. [...]
A Decent Helping of Crow Pie
I’ve been saying for quite some time now, that Apple wouldn’t release an iPhone on the Verizon Wireless network unless and until they had successfully rolled out [...]
Apple, Steve, and How the Industry Should React (but likely won’t)
When Steve Jobs took his first medical leave of absence, the entire world held their breath for six months. Would the company survive? What implications would his absence [...]
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