Who’s Searching Who?
Who’s watching out for us? Looks like it’s the EU putting on all the pressure. Thanks guys, keep it up.
Who’s Searching Who? Read More »
Who’s watching out for us? Looks like it’s the EU putting on all the pressure. Thanks guys, keep it up.
Who’s Searching Who? Read More »
Have you ever gone to the old trusty computer, hit the power button and received a message, “No Operating System Found”, or see nothing but a blinking white curser on a black screen? Of course you have.
You can find a warehouse full of suggestions on how to remedy this problem except for one thing. Your computer won’t boot, your neighbor is out of town and You,re Hosed!
Windows 7 Won’t Boot – Ubuntu to the Rescue Read More »
It looks like Google is about half way there. They have the hardware, the software, and certainly the hype. What could be missing?
Take a look inside to get an idea of what Google hasn’t provided their customers. It takes more than tech savvy to launch a successful product. What could it be? Customer what?
Nexus One = Google Complaints Read More »
Windows 7, Netbooks and Cloud Computing were all hugely popular technologies in 2009. These made for an extremely interesting year of writing and yet already my greedy mind is turning to see what’s next on the tech front.
I’m ready for sun glasses that phone, do Internet, and play movies. I know they”ll be here soon.
Technology 2010 – The Clouds and Beyond Read More »
How long before Google dominates the browser market? Is it poised to replace Microsoft as the Dominant force in computing?
Changes seen this year are substantial, but the rate of change doesn’t seem to be the story here. It’s the fact that two major players allowed for substantial gains by Chrome, Firefox, and even Opera. Safari’s failure to supply a browser that works as well on Windows as it does on Mac, along with Google’s release of Chrome for Mac OS X, put Chrome in the number 3 position over Safari but well behind FireFox.
Internet Explorer and Safari had combined losses of 7.48% while Chrome, Firefox and Opera had combined gains of 7.35%.
Browser Wars 2009 Produces Big Losers Read More »
“Black Screen woes could affect millions on Windows 7, Vista and XP”, is the title used for a post to Prevx’s website describing what they feel is a very troublesome problem. Prevx offered a download to fix the bug, and within a day fear was blogged far and wide blaming the problem on Microsoft, of course, and their darned security patches. Prevx has since backed off a little from their initial claim but you can get a taste here.
Black Screen of Death or Boatload of Advertising? Read More »
Micron Technology is going AllOut. Double your computing speed. ETA First Quarter 2010.
Check out the amazing benchmarks and videos inside to really get your juices flowing. It’s going to be big and I can’t wait to be one of the first taking advantage of it.
NEW SSD TWICE AS FAST AS TODAY’S FASTEST Read More »
So, have you heard anything about Google’s Chrome Operating System being released next week?
It’s open source. It’s free. It’s going to have limited drivers available. It has fewer partners than expected. It’s supposed to be quick and lean, designed for today’s computing. First commercial availability will be on netbooks
I hope it’s as innovative and exciting as Google want’s it to be but, somewhere in the back of my mind I worry about The Cost of Free.
Grab some speculation here.
Google Chrome OS to be Released Next Week? Read More »
I’m buying a DROID. You’ll get updates as they happen. The good, the bad, it’ll all be here for you to see. I hope it’s as good as all the hype.
Will it be the phone of my dreams?
The Droid Experience Read More »
Why won’t my Outlook close? CLOSE dang it.
Click It.. [X] .. CLICK… CLICK IT….CLICK IT. I get so tired of this, why can’t I just close my program and be done with it? What the heck is holding things up?
AARRRGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
ASK THE PROS October Read More »