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The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is dangerous. There are numerous reports of the battery overheating or exploding, resulting in damage or injury, which is why Samsung issued a global recall program for the device nearly two weeks ago. If you
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If you’re looking to upgrade a number of hard drives for your business then it’s worth doing in-depth research, because it’s not just as simple as plugging in the drive and going. There’s a huge range of size, shape and
SSD, SSHD & HDD: What’s Best For You? Read More »
Apple will reveal the new iPhone 7 today and we will finally learn if the rumors of the missing headphone jack and the inclusion of some sort of Lightning-to-3.5mm headphone adapter are true. At this point, I expect the rumors
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With everything a Content Delivery Network (CDN) does, it can certainly seem like a massive and confusing piece of internet technology. However, when it comes to caching content (one of its most important duties) it turns out CDNs aren’t so
All About Cache headers: How CDNs Use Them to Improve Site Performance Read More »
This is not intuitive because it seems like I’m saying that glass is better than a jewel but we aren’t talking about jewels in the traditional sense as an ornament but jewels as a tool. In this case a tool
Why Corning Gorilla Glass SR+ Is Better Than Sapphire Read More »
Mars today is like the Moon in the early 1960’s. It is this lofty, but very achievable goal that mankind is striving to accomplish. This week, a simulated Mars expedition ended, and a crew emerged from a habitat on the
HI-SEAS Crew Returns From ‘Mars’ After One Year Expedition Read More »
Only about a week left until Apple is expected to officially unveil the new iPhone 7 models. As with any Apple news or iPhone event, there has been no shortage of rumors and speculation about what Apple will share with
Keep Your Fingers Crossed for These iPhone 7 Rumors Read More »
The whole point of the Net Neutrality rules put in place by the FCC is to prevent carriers from being able to throttle or discriminate against certain types of data, or offer preferential treatment for other data. The new T-Mobile
T-Mobile ONE Unlimited Plan Crosses the Net Neutrality Line Read More »
Apple has earned a reputation for superior engineering. The Apple logo implies meticulous attention to detail and customers expect quality. One area where Apple fails to meet this expectation–aside from what a mess the iTunes software is–is with the charging /
Review: Tudia Klip Read More »
Apple may have started this battle by trying to pitch the iPad Pro as a computer, but Microsoft is raising the bar. First, Microsoft pointed out all of the ways that the iPad Pro isn’t really a computer, and now
Surface Pro 4 Goes Head-to-Head with MacBook Air Read More »
