FEATURE REVIEW – NetGear Orbi Router
Wireless mesh networking is the latest thing in the world of Wi-Fi… Introduction I live in a two story home in suburban Chicago. The home is about 20 years old, and that [...]
Resetting your Windows PC – Part 2
It’s not as difficult or as time consuming as you may think… Introduction The other day, we spent a great deal of time going over the prerequisites for determining [...]
Resetting your Windows PC – Part 1
In many respects, it’s a lot like resetting your phone… Introduction A couple of years ago, I wrote an article for Soft32 called iDevice Restore Gotchas. It’s a [...]
FEATURE REVIEW – ASUS Transformer Mini T102HA
Please hold while I try to resolve this problem… Introduction As I stated a little while ago, I’ve found myself stuck between a rock and a hard place. It hasn’t been a [...]
Data Hogs Beware!
Verizon is gunning for users of its legacy Unlimited Plan… If there’s one thing that I know, and I know well, it’s that mobile carriers get their undies in a bunch [...]
The Day that Apple Changed the World
The iPhone is 10 years old, and its introduction changed the world Apple set the smartphone – and the world – on its ear when it introduced the iPhone to the back [...]
Verizon to Rename Yahoo, Altaba after Purchase
It also looks as though Marissa Mayer is out of a job… Verizon announced yesterday that it still intends to acquire Yahoo for its aforementioned $4.8B purchase [...]
OWC Announces Upgrades for 2016 MacBook Pros
OWC has found a way around the Apple upgrade problem with the 2016 MacBook Pros… I’ve always been a huge fan of OWC. In many ways, I think they’re one of the [...]
Another One Bites the Dust
CyanogenMod is Dead. Ok… so… NOW what?! This is a real head shaker; AND a huge mess. As with so many small companies and/ or startups, what was once meant to concur the [...]
Yahoo Hacked – 1.0B Accounts Exposed
Dude… The Fat Lady is SO singing over at Yahoo… There are a few things that come to mind here: If I were Marissa Mayer, I would crawl under a rock and hide. Like… [...]
Apple Releases watchOS 3.1.1
The latest release has a number of different fixes… On 2016-12-12 the day proved to be very busy for Apple’s software release department. They released a number of [...]
Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Ok… so… this is where I’m at… Sometimes being me can be difficult and frustrating. Given the current state of consumer computing, finding a business solution [...]
Apple Releases iOS 10.2 beta 5 Developers and Public Beta Testers
It’s a test-a-palooza-thon over in Cupertino for iDevice owners The guys over at Apple have been really busy. In the past four to five days, they’ve released two [...]
Fitbit Looking to Acquire Smartwatch Pioneer Pebble
The fitness tracker maker is looking to acquire smartwatch pioneer Pebble In what is being touted as a really, REALLY cheap deal, Fitbit is close to finalizing a deal with [...]
Am I a Relic from the Distant (Music) Past? – Streaming vs. On Device Music
…And by distant past I mean, like Steve Jobs time frame… or just 15 years ago. I’m an Amazon Prime Member. For this service, I, like everyone else who subscribes to [...]
Netflix Now Offers Offline Content
Streamers and video junkies rejoice..! I’ve been a Netflix subscriber for years. I started off as a DVD subscriber and at one point had three to four DVD’s flowing in and [...]
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 [...]
Symantec to Acquire Identity Protection Service, LifeLock
The deal, worth $2.3B, is intended to create a more powerful AV tool 2016 was a big antivirus year for me. I had two articles on how anyone could pick up malware. I [...]
Apple Releases iOS 10.2 Beta 3 to Developers
There’s some noticeable changes in the latest beta release… Big changes, kids. That’s what can be seen coming in iOS 10.2. Especially, in the US. The most noticeable is [...]
Use Android Auto without the Radio
If you’re an Android you can now use Android Auto directly from your Phone I remember back when I was using a Nexus One and reviewed for Just Another Mobile Monday. [...]
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