Keep Your Tech Toys Scratch-Free and Snazzy
on September 2nd, 2010 in Mobile, Review by Corrina Johnson | 2 CommentsPersonalizing my mobile phones has always been important to me. Creative by nature, I’m happiest when my Springboard and Lockscreen (since I’m currently in love with an iPhone 4) have matching wallpaper that has my name on it. Don’t judge me. Not one to be satisfied with only the inner…
Continue reading...iPad to Get iOS 4.2 in November
on September 2nd, 2010 in News by Matthew Weber | 1 CommentIf you are an iPad owner, you have no doubt been salivating over the iPhone’s multitasking abilities. Trust me, you are not alone. Apple announced yesterday, that they would be releasing the iOS 4.2 update to the iPad in November. They showed off the aspects of iOS 4 on the…
Continue reading...iTunes 10: Overhaul
on September 2nd, 2010 in Featured, News by Ricky Williams | 1 CommentiTunes 10 is here!!! I like many millions watched, well tried to anyway, the Apple event yesterday. One of the announcements was the new version of iTunes, iTunes 10 and it’s new features. Related Posts:AutoCAD is coming back to the Mac, AND going mobile!A Place where Nokia is still…
Continue reading...The Jailbreak Fight Continues
on September 1st, 2010 in Mobile, Mobile News, Opinion by Corrina Johnson | 6 CommentsI’ve always been a big supporter of mobile phone customization and modifying. As a self-professed cell phone addict, I’ve done my share of tweaking devices from Motorola, Nokia and BlackBerry as well as 2 out of the last 3 iPhone models. Not only do I want the option of injecting…
Continue reading...Introducing Our Newest Author: Corrina Johnson!
on September 1st, 2010 in SIte News by Matthew Weber | 2 CommentsWe would like to introduce you to our newest author at t3kd.com! Corrina Johnson is a self-proclaimed tech geek, who enjoys writing. Here is a little more about her: I have killer social skills; acquired and sharpened through 20 years of working in customer service. I’m also a big “tweeter”,…
Continue reading...What to expect today at Apple’s Fall Event
on September 1st, 2010 in Opinion by Matthew Weber | No CommentsApple is a hard company to anticipate. While we usually know what they are working on, we hardly ever know when they will introduce what. That being said here are my predictions for what we will see today: -New iPod Touch’s that resemble the iPhone 4 – New iPod Nano…
Continue reading...AutoCAD is coming back to the Mac, AND going mobile!
on August 31st, 2010 in Featured, Hardware, News by Ricky Williams | No CommentsIn the New York Times Technology section there is a story about Autodesk reintroducing it’s AutoCAD software to the Mac. Autodesk makes software that is used by architects, interior designers, and engineers just to name a few. Related Posts:iTunes 10: OverhaulA Place where Nokia is still KingMy first Apple launch…
Continue reading...Android vs iOS: All OSs are not Created Equal
on August 31st, 2010 in Featured, Opinion by Matthew Weber | No CommentsTechnologically Google’s Android, and Apples iOS 4 are equal. However, when people go to buy a new phone they do not treat phones with these OSs the same. Here’s why. Related Posts:A Place where Nokia is still King57% Of Android Apps Are Free Vs. 28% Of iPhone AppsResponse: Why Android’s…
Continue reading...A Place where Nokia is still King
on August 31st, 2010 in Hardware, Mobile, Opinion by Ricky Williams | 1 CommentI just came back a week ago from my vacation, in Ponta Delgada, Portugal. It is in the islands of Portugal not the mainland but the island is just as European as mainland Europe in the lifestyle. The lifestyle in regards to cellphones is very different from North America and…
Continue reading...Review: Mafia II
on August 30th, 2010 in Gaming, Review by Matthew Weber | No CommentsIf you like anything having to do with the mafia, you should definitely take a look at Mafia II. While I have some serious complaints about the camera, the game itself is an incredible take on the 1940s and 1950s gangster scene. Read on for more of my impressions. Graphics…
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