Monthly Archives: November 2011

As the holidays quickly approach, advertisers seem to be pushing smartphones and tablets as the only tech gifts available this season. However, there are many other good high-tech gift ideas that will make that tech savvy relative happy without breaking … Continue reading →

Though many people will be doing all their holiday shopping via the Internet, many more will be braving the crowds to get those early bargains—and many of them will be carrying their cellular phones. Everyone with a smartphone or tablet … Continue reading →

The Intel 4004 was the first CPU on a single chip and also the first available to the commercial market. Recently it celebrated it’s 40th birthday! We wish to say thank you to the microprocessor that grandfathered the CPUs we … Continue reading →

Without question, there’ll be an occasion when you will need help from your IT service provider. Bear in mind that they are in charge of aiding a large number of people with a wide variety of challenging problems.  In order … Continue reading →

Have you noticed how the face of business has turned online. In the past getting your name out as a business was easy, hire an ad agency, get a billboard, simple. Now with the volume of companies competing online it’s … Continue reading →

During the 3-day PhotoPlus Expo in New York, several exhibitors displayed their latest advances in photography technology. There were a massive array of cameras, lenses, printers, clothing, gear, gizmos and gadgets on display. The Expo was heavily bent for the … Continue reading →

The world is becoming more connected. When we say this, we don’t just mean as individuals. Our devices are becoming more connected to each other as well. This makes our lives easier by adding seamlessness to our day that wasn’t … Continue reading →

In Back to the Future, Marty McFly travels back in time, from 1985 to 30 years earlier, arriving in a suped-up DeLorean to 1955. While in the past, he subsequently messes-up his parent’s first meeting, and must then change history … Continue reading →