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Google Fiber everywhere

Google Fiber everywhere

You have inevitably hear about Google Fiber by now. It has launched in Kansas City, will be expanding to Austin Texas and was announced to be heading to Provo Utah.  Google Fiber is using Google installed fiber optics to bring internet and TV service at Google says 100 times faster. The hope is that Google would eventually step into the ring as an Internet Service Provider(ISP) and bring Google Fi... »

Intel Android Notebooks Confirmed

Intel Android Notebooks Confirmed

Intel Android Notebooks are going to arrive soon; this news comes from a high ranking Intel executive. Previously we had rumors circulating that Intel would be moving its forces onto another OS, as a retaliation to Microsoft doling resources to ARM chips. There were several reports of Intel powered laptops which would run on Android. Dadi Perimutter, the Intel chief product officer was the bearer ... »

Top Tablets for Kids

Top Tablets for Kids

PC tablets are very convenient for adults but they also serve as a great way to keep kids entertained and to teach them the importance of caring for their electronics. That being said, kids can be rough with their devices or just outright lose them so it’s important to take durability, cost, and content into account when looking over the top tablets for kids. Nabi 2 The Nabi 2 is one of the ... »

Apple, don’t worry be happy

Apple, don’t worry be happy

If you didn’t know yet Apple will be releasing their 2nd Quarter results today, actually in just under 2 hours from now. It will be covered by many blogs, talked about and read into for days to come by bloggers and also by the idiots on Wall St. I’m sure. ArsTechnica will be live blogging it as well as many other tech sites so be sure not to miss the action @ 2PM PDT(5PM EDT) today. No... »

Don’t be a cheapskate when buying apps

Don’t be a cheapskate when buying apps

The race to the bottom in app pricing has been talked about a lot. People will always pay the least they have to whenever they can but just keep in mind “A cheap app isn’t always good and a good app isn’t always cheap”. But as consumers, customers we get so much more for the price we pay when we buy an app. So please don’t be a cheapskate when buying apps. I wrote a p... »

40 years of mobile phones

40 years of mobile phones

There have been quite a few posts on T3KD lately talking about the mobile industry. Where is it going, what new hardware is out, better battery life, etc. So I thought with all this talk about better battery life among other features we’d love to see. Why not take a look back since it’s now been 40 years since the first mobile phone call was made. A look back that might bring perspecti... »

Nexus 7 rehash to come in July with Snapdragon

Nexus 7 rehash to come in July with Snapdragon

A new report from Reuters states that Google is prepping the next generation Nexus 7 which is likely to be released in July. Sources close to Reuters claim that the software giant is looking to further dominate the cheap tablet market and is aiming to crush the competition with the rehash if its beloved 7 inch tablet. Google is looking to sell as many as eight million Nexus 7 devices in the second... »

How to have more than a 4 digit passcode on an iPhone

How to have more than a 4 digit passcode on the iPhone

This tip will actually work on more than just the iPhone. It will work on any iDevice running iOS, so iPad, iPad Mini, iPod Touch, etc. A user can secure their iDevices by instituting a passcode. When the device is locked in order to unlock it the passcode must be entered. The security can be further enhanced by having the device delete all the data after a number of un-successful attempts enterin... »

Blackberry calling the kettle black

Blackberry calling the kettle black

The CEO of the company formerly known as RIM, now Blackberry, Thorsten Heins claims that Apple is trailing when it comes to innovation. He also basically called iOS the Operating System(OS) that iDevices(iPhones, iPads, iPods, etc) run on old. Now to me aint that a little like the Blackberry calling the kettle black. Yes pun intended, but really it wasn’t very long ago that Blackberry was on... »

digital money

Has money gone digital?

Over the years many things have been used as currency, money. There have been stones, shells, precious metals and paper. For awhile now money has gone digital, all ones and zeros. The paper money and coins that we use are just representations of the digital equivalent. The bank system, credit cards and all the other places issuing and keeping money. Like other things have long gone from an analog ... »

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