With easy access to virtually everything, many people find themselves, intentionally or not, Internet celebrities. Here are 20 Internet celebrities and what they’re doing now…
20 Internet Celebrities and Where Are They Now?
by Salmons •
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How Stuff Works: Computer Graphics Cards
by Jeff •
You know the words you’re reading right now? You’re seeing them thanks to your computer’s graphics card. The game you just played? Yeah, that was the graphics card too, big guy. Without your computer’s graphics card, your monitor is as…
The War is on, the console pricing war that is..
by Kristofer Brozio •
Competition is a wonderful thing for consumers, when you’ve got choices companies will try and sway you to buy their product with gimmicks, and bundles. The best way though to get a customer to buy your product is to lower…
How Stuff Works – Cell Phone Towers
by Jeff •
There is an object near you right now that is extremely technical. Maybe it’s in your pocket, or in a holster on your belt. Perhaps sitting on your desk, or in your purse or near android tv box. It could…
Linux, Linux, Linux, so what’s the big deal?
by Kristofer Brozio •
Microsoft is starting to ramp up a massive offensive against Linux, your IT people either love or hate it, you’ll occasionally see someone with a penguin T-shirt that says “Linux”, and every so often, you’ll see computers being sold with…
How Stuff Works: DVDs and DVD Players
by Jeff •
Nobody needs to be told about the impact that DVDs, and now Blu-Ray, have had on our home entertainment standards. It’s become all we know in regards to tangible home movie solutions, obliterating the VHS tape out of our lives…
Pepcom 2009 Holiday Spectacular Recap
by Tomas Ratas •
Thursday, I had the opportunity to check out this years Pepcom Holiday Spectacular press preview event. It was held in New York City at the Metropolitan Pavilion and featured numerous companies showing off their latest and greatest products. Companies ranged…
How Stuff Works: Ram
by Jeff •
RAM is one component of a computer’s anatomy that most people are familiar with. Tell someone your computer is running slow, and they often reply “maybe you should add some RAM.” Whether they really know what that means or not,…
Windows Xp vs Vista vs 7
by Kristofer Brozio •
Windows is without a doubt the most popular operating system out there today. With the release of Windows 7 just around the corner I thought why not compare all three operating systems to each other. I’ve taken all three operating…
Will The Cloud Make My Loaded Computer Obsolete? In Many Cases, Probably
by Salmons •
I am not sure how many of you remember having a computer that was not online. Back in the day being online meant that you hooked up your 300 baud modem and dialed out to Compuserve to see the latest…
Second Life is Alive
by Jeff •
For me, and for millions of others, Second Life has always been about tapping possibility. Without the offerings of creative every day folks, the world would be entirely empty. It brings about the best in the average person that wants…
Keeping Encyclopedias at your fingertips with your iPhone
by Salmons •
I remember the old days, where one could feed their love of general information and all things scholarly by having a recent copy of the Britannica Encyclopedia on their bookshelf. Just one glimpse at their 32 volume printed collection and…
Second Life is Dead
by Jeff •
People view Second Life in a lot of different ways. Its function can be defined differently for every one of its residents. For some, the early web 2.0 startup is nothing more than an advanced video game, offering an open…