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One of the problems with passwords is that users forget them. In an effort to not forget them, they use simple things like their dog’s name, their son’s first name and birthdate, the name of the current month- anything that
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I’m really not a fan of covers in general. I pay a premium for good looking devices that are very thin because I want a good looking device that’s very thin. Padding and covering it solves the issue of protecting
Review: Toast Real Wood Covers Read More »
When Dell introduced the XPS 13 laptop in 2012 it was a revelation—the first Wintel product to successfully take on and in most instances, surpass, what many considered the industry’s best and lightest laptop—Apple’s MacBook Air. Moreover, since then, Dell
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The old story is told about the buggy companies that went out of business when cars came to market because they thought they were in the buggy—rather than the personal transportation—business. HP came close to making the same mistake by
How HP Is Sneaking into Robotics and Creating the Star Trek Replicator Read More »
If you are a movie buff, chances are you want the ultimate movie experience. Unfortunately, regular TV screens don’t give a theater-like experience. They work well for the average user, but as a movie buff, you want the same experience
The Ultimate Guide for Picking a Projector for Your Home Theater Read More »
I do a lot of calls from my desk. I have plenty of audio options to choose from for both speaking and hearing. I have a microphone built in to my Surface Laptop, a microphone built in to my Logitech
Review: Jabra Evolve 75 Headset Read More »
For over two centuries business and industrial progress has been sparked by replacing hands-on processes with mechanized, automated, increasingly intelligent alternatives. That was the case when Jacquard looms replaced hand weaving, when assembly lines supplanted hand-crafted goods and when transactional
Intel IoT and the Next Stage of Industrial Automation Read More »
It is not often we get a collectible notebook. I’ve had a few over the years—the ThinkPad Butterfly, the Acer Ferrari Laptop, and there have been several Dell collectibles like the Dell Adamo. Unlike most laptops, even when these are
ThinkPad 25 Celebrates 25 Years of Solid Innovation Read More »
In the age of information and with Google at our fingertips, many of us opt out of taking our pets to the vet at the first sign of an illness. When all the knowledge and wisdom of the world is
3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Use the Internet to Diagnose Your Pet Read More »
I love coffee. I drink coffee morning, noon, and night. I am constantly buying and trying new coffee makers and grinders and gourmet roasted beans to experiment and find the right combination of best coffee technology and best tasting cup
Review: Smarter Coffee 2.0 Read More »
