29 Nov
Posted by Tony as 'Tech Gear & Gadgets, Tech Notes'
Enter, the Nintendo Wii. Even though this little sucker isn’t the most impressive, graphics-wise, it sure does make up for it with style and innovation. The most amazing thing about the Wii is how it makes the user physically interact with the games. Sensitive motion sensors within the controllers allow your movements to control the […]
Have you ever wanted to break free from Apple’s enclosed list of apps.? Well, by simply doing the following, you will be free at last to try out other third-party apps. on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
The hackers of our generation are getting stronger and more determined as ever, and after Apple’s new 1.1.1 update […]
The future is now, and with all of the groundbreaking technology coming out in our time, it is possible to see the future through our own eyes. With that said, today i want to take a moment of your time to address a specific type of technology that is on the rise, levitation technology.
When […]
As previously mentioned in Part One, Congress has mandated that as of Feb. 17, 2009, all full power broadcasting stations must cease analog broadcasting and set forth the digital revolution. Due to that, as of March 2007, all televisions being shipped within or to the U.S. must already obtain a digital converter for the switch […]
P2P, it’s been the MPAA’s voluntary enemy since the mid to late nineties, forcing law suits upon companies like Limewire and Mininova, claiming copyright infringements on their behalf. Organizations like the MPAA and MediaDefender, have been accused of some pretty slimy strategies, in order to get what they need to bring down sites like The […]
You may have already heard, but on February 17, 2009, Federal Law will mandate that all full-power broadcasting stations must discontinue use of analog broadcasting and commence with digital broadcasting. Meaning the five channels that you receive through the aluminum “configuration” on top of your TV will no longer be available in that scratchy, snowy […]
