Sunday, December 19, 2010
Wireless providers charging per service?
It has been rumored, and maybe more than rumored, that wireless providers may start charging per service.What this means is that your wireless carrier, such as Verizon, Sprint and AT&T, would, instead of charging a flat fee for a certain amount of data, would charge different amounts of money, see the diagram below for an example. The above is an actual slide from a marketing webinar by
Friday, December 17, 2010
OnLive, Online Gaming Sytem
It's time we stop having to go to the store to buy that new computer game. It's time we stop trying to remember where we put that disk. It's time we do something different with our gaming. OnLive is an attempt at just that. OnLive is an online gaming system which streams games right to your Mac or PC. You can play when you want, without having to remember where you put that disk.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Nook Color, Tabletized
The Barnes and Noble Nook Color, following the original Nook, is an eBook reader with a 7-inch color LCD display, it runs Android 2.1, but is limited by the Nook interface.Nook Color Barnes and Noble is currently working on an Android 2.2 update for the Nook Color. This would bring more usability to the Nook Color, and would make it more of a tablet-like device. With the same 7-inch
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Startup tips: your new PC
iTunes Those first few days are really fun. You've taken the new laptop out of it's box. It smells new, looks new. Your new $500 baby. You turn it on, waiting for it's first boot, it's first time launching Windows 7, and then it hits you. What can you do with it. All it has is basically a web browser and maybe a trial version of Microsoft Office. What do you install, what do you
Kinect: To Buy or Not to Buy
About a month ago, Microsoft put out two Major updates to the XBOX world. Firstly, they put out the sleek black, XBOX 360 Slim. Secondly, the long awaited Project Natal has finally materialized as XBOX Kinect. Project Natal was introduced as a new technology designed for Wii-like gaming without the controller. Now, Project Natal has been renamed Kinect and is being sold to use with
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Windows Phone 7
Gone are the days of the ten pound, giant black hunks of plastic and metal they once called cell phones. Over the years, the cell phone has evolved all the way down to the small flip phone, or the "feature phone", and more recently, the smart phone. The smart phone, a slim device that makes phone calls. And does pretty much everything else out there. You can read and write email, surf
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Chrome OS Netbook.
Chrome OS. It's finally here and being used on an actual device. First of all, what is Chrome OS? Chrome OS is a Google operating system that unlike Windows, OS X, or Linux, is solely a web browser. Anyone familiar with Google Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, or Linux will be mostly familiar with this new OS. The OS works like Chrome browser but has some slight differences. For example,
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