Well CRAP! BYTE bites the Dust
Many of you who know me or have been following me over the past few years know that I had the extreme pleasure of being part of the original launch team that helped bring [...]
Chris Spera
Unboxing–Dell Latitude 10 ST2 Windows 8 Pro Tablet
Unboxing the Dell Latitude 10 ST2 The Dell Latitude 10 ST2 is a Windows 8 Pro tablet that is a direct competitor to Microsoft’s Surface Pro. In this [...]
The Best Tablets for the Holiday Season
Looking for the perfect gift for your loved ones this Holiday Season? A tablet may be just the ticket. Byte looks at the best tablets out there and provides guidance to gift [...]
RIM Customers to Face BES Fragmentation
The clouds have parted and the confusion is gone. RIM has clarified how current BlackBerry devices, BB10 and BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) will — and won’t [...]
Windows 8 Consumer Preview – Your PC’s Getting a Bit Touchy
Windows 8 Consumer Preview offers a lot, but is it for you and your legacy PC? I am declaring 2012 The Year Of The OS Update. Apple is on track to deliver Mountain Lion OS X [...]
Review – OCZ Agility3 240GB SSD
This is an initial impressions post, really, as opposed to a full review. Over the past year or so, I’ve been through a couple SSD’s in my Early 2011 15” MacBook [...]
ZeroPC
ZeroPC is a relatively new entry to the cloud desktop arena. Designed to compete with other products such as eyeOS, ZeroPC is targeting the home user and a few vertical [...]
Long Live iPhone, King of the Enterprise
A recently conducted survey claims that the iPhone has dethroned the long-reigning king of enterprise, the BlackBerry, for business use. iPass polled over 2,300 enterprise [...]
How-To Send and Store Data with iOS and iCloud
With Apple’s release of IOS 5 and iCloud, there are now several ways to get data easily in to and out of your IOS device. However, with the additional methods that make it [...]
Generation Y Expected to Disrupt the IT Department
IT departments are bracing for a new generation of IT worker who expects to use their own devices and services at work. According to a Cisco survey of those under 30 – of [...]
Mostly Microsoft #001
Starting something new is always a challenge.Pulling together a new website, like BYTE, has had its ups and downs; but as you can see, things have been going pretty well. [...]
iTwin Comes To Mac
For those who want to keep their data out of the cloud, but still have it easily accessible across systems, the iTwin delivers. Enterprises though need to pay close attention [...]
Top Cloud Storage Options for Personal and Professional Use
Introduction The recent security snafu at Dropbox has us looking at alternatives to the popular file-sharing service. Whether you’re a road warrior, early tablet [...]
Apple Store Down in Advance of Press Event
Apple Store is down as of 10am Central… In a not so surprising move, Apple’s online store is down in advance of today’s press release. Aside from a revamped [...]
My iPad 2 Wish List
On the eve of iPad 2 Day, this is a list of what I want from Santa Jobs. I’ve been a good boy; and I own the following Apple products: 13″ Aluminum, Unibody [...]
Apple’s MacBook Pro Refresh and Upcoming Press Event
I saw a couple of articles yesterday announcing the Apple Press Event scheduled for 02-Mar-11 where it is assumed that Apple will announce not only the latest incarnations of [...]
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 [...]
Ilium Software Releases eWallet Go for Windows
eWallet Go! for Windows Almost everyone I know has a smartphone now a days. The only people I know of that still have feature phones are my in-laws, and I think even [...]
Want to buy a New Computer? Best Buy will buy your Old One
Introducing the Best Buy Buy Back Program One of the biggest problems most people have with getting a new computer is figuring out what to do with their old one. [...]
Skype 5.0 for Mac Released
If you’ve got a Mac with a built in iSight camera (and most Macs come with those, now-a-days, except for a Mac Mini or Mac Pro), then you’ve more than likely got [...]
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