New technology launches are always exciting – look at the media anticipation and coverage when the giant Californian company delivers a Keynote launch for a new piece of technology. There’s frenzied media meltdown. They are a big player, a globally…
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How to Optimize Your Home Computer’s Performance
by Kristofer Brozio •
Computers are used on a daily basis by an incredible amount of people in the Western world. One of the most common first world problems is the frustration that using a slow or unresponsive computer can bring about. Despite this…
5 Ways You Can Help Hackers Attack Your Blog
by Kristofer Brozio •
Blogs are a prime target for hackers. One reason? Bloggers simply make it easy for them to do it. In some cases, hackers do it just for “fun” or to prove that they can. Some consider themselves a sort of…
Would you use a shower curtain for your front door?
by Kristofer Brozio •
The quality of your front door will affect your insurance policy, not to mention how you feel when you are alone at home late at night and hear news of burglars on the loose. While most people would refrain from…
32Bit OS Shoot-Out: Windows Xp vs Vista vs 7
by Kristofer Brozio •
A few months ago I did a piece with a title similar to this one HERE, and what I did was take XP, Vista and 7 and compare them to each other. A lot of you whined though that I…
An Unofficial History of The Unboxing
by Kristofer Brozio •
Gadget pron, gadget porn, unboxing, unpacking, uncrate, it’s been called many things, but it’s The Unboxing. Why is it that we love to unbox our gadgets, what is it that excites us so much about unboxing a new gadget or…
How Stuff Works: LCD TVs
by Jeff •
Half the people I encounter don’t know what LCD stands for, and even less really know what’s going on inside that rectangle they spend hours peering at every day. With the rise of HDTV, Blu-Ray, hi-def gaming and the digital…
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…
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…
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,…
Cooking Games: Edutainment Vs. Entertainment
by Jeff •
A week or so ago we took a look at Wii Fit and other exercise games, examining whether or not they truly provide enough of a workout to do any good for the user. While fitness exergaming has become…
Are Wii Fit Yet?
by Jeff •
Lately, the gaming industry has been overloaded with various simulators. Music games, dance games, cooking games, even dog training games; the titles keep coming and sales figures show little sign of a poor economy. Despite being little like the real…
iPhone OS 3.0 Software Update -Taking a Look at What’s New.
by Tomas Ratas •
Recently on technogog I had a little fun jousting with David K from Mobility Digest about the pros and cons of the iPhone versus Windows Mobile devices. In my article I was asked to play the role of an…