I switched my primary line from a Blackberry Tour to a Droid X from Verizon Wireless a couple weeks ago. The Droid X is powerful, boasts incredible hardware and is backed by Androids apps and Verizon’s best in class service.
It’s two weeks later, and guess which phone I decided to use as my primary…my blackberry.
Looks like the Kindle is becoming more affordable with Amazon’s latest push to get the product into more hands.
The new prices are at $139 for WiFi only and $189 for WiFi and 3G service. Whose in for one now? Full story.
I’ve been asked the iPhone vs. Droid question for quite some time and it truly does come down to “personal preference”. I found two interesting posts made by other authors with one leaving the iPhone for an Android and the other saying he can’t leave the iPhone.
Personally, I think it comes to a couple of points:
Along with a new 12 core Mac Pro and a new iMac, the guys at Apple are at it again releasing their magic trackpad. This magic trackpad is no ordinary trackpad (hence the name ‘magic’) and supports full multi-touch capabilities similar to the ones found on a MacBook Pro.
The trackpad comes with wearproof material so you don’t have to worry about tarnishing it over use.
I constantly have a friend who is sending me event requests on Facebook or another who is inviting me to check their story on how they lost their fat. How do I block invites on Facebook?
We all have ‘that friend’ who sends us 100 invites and abuse our friendship over the internet so they can make money on us. Here’s how to fix those invites:
So you bought an iPad…now what? Are you new to Apple or looking for a change of apps from the one on your iPhone or iPod Touch?
Check out this article for some resources on how to get started with your iPad and some links to must-have apps.
Beware of the games section, I am not responsible for any addictions developed.
iPhone 4 users: Get your Free Case from Apple to solve your dropped call problems. While this will not fix the dropped calls on the AT&T side, it will address the notorious antenna issues from the iPhone 4G.
The case will add some size to your iPhone but its better than talking and then just being “discon—”
Wow, they are almost making it too easy to avoid them…the makers at Dell were at it again announcing that they released a board that may contain a Trojan built into firmware that controls server management.
Trojans are usually things disgused as something useful for your computer, but in reality invite malware and viruses to your macine. Most Anti-Viruses can defend against trojans but its much harder when the trojan is built into your computer!
It looks as if Verizon is getting into the data limited usage game just like AT&T did with the release of the new iPhone.
Rumors around Engadget are reporting a limited usage cap coming Verizon’s way similar to the one rolled out by AT&T ($15 for 20oMB and $25 for 2 gigs)
If you are confused about what you should get, post up your usage here and we’ll help you decide what you need.
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