About a month ago, things started going wrong for Google in terms of the launch of their latest Nexus smartphone. The launch ceremony in New York City was canceled due to Hurricane Sandy. From there things escalated into a series … Continue reading
The Raspberry Pi is a $25/$35 ARM-based system board that is a complete personal computer. It is powered by the same CPU (ARM) used in tablets, smartphones and other mobile devices these days. The ARM architecture offers very good performance … Continue reading
As the Windows 8 beta draws close, I took some time yesterday and downloaded the 64 bit Windows 8 Developer Preview from Microsoft. As far as a developer preview, the operating system seemed relatively stable and boot time was if … Continue reading
I just noticed today that Grooveshark, one of my three favorite music websites, the others being The Hype Machine and Last.FM, rolled out a new survey platform allowing their users to earn points towards getting a free Plus / VIP … Continue reading
This is something I’d wondered about for quite a while, and wasn’t able to do until now! With Windows 7 there are a number of changes to how folders work. You are now able to make ‘symbolic’ folder links among … Continue reading
Understanding your target market is a very important thing if you are trying to promote, or even just create a movie. The target market of The Pirates of the Carribean is a younger viewer, because it is generally appropriate for … Continue reading
If you get an error on Gmail while attemping to make a free call to an actual phone, that says this: Call failed due to an error [Code: 3 Remote: true] That error code (as far as I know), means … Continue reading
Having trouble booting into windows with hal.dll errors and the like? Here’s how to get rid of your problems. Make sure you back up before you do it. Things you need Your Windows XP CD About an hour of free … Continue reading
We got a wierd letter in the mail from, of all places, Tanzania! I opened it up to find a typical hilarious scam email. It’s one thing to recieve spam in your email inbox, but it’s another thing to recieve … Continue reading
When I first got my HP Pavilion DV6753ca computer, it had Vista installed on it! This was back in 2008. I felt like downgrading to XP, because I liked the experience on XP better, and one of my favorite applications … Continue reading