Use Windows ID to Take Your Windows 8 Profile to Any PC By Konrad Krawczyk Windows 8 allows you to wirelessly sync numerous settings across multiple PCs by logging into the OS through your Windows account. Settings that can be synced across Windows 8 PCs include desktop wall...
Survey: Tablets, Smartphones Overtaking PCs for Facebook, Web Surfing By Konrad Krawczyk We've all heard about the supposed death of the PC. Now, we have some numbers that lend credence to such grisly claims. According to a report released by the NPD Group, 37% of PC users are rea...
Nintendo TVii App Turns Your Wii U into a Media Center By Konrad Krawczyk Tomorrow, Nintendo will release Nintendo TVii in the U.S. and Canada; a free app for the Wii U that the venerable gaming firm claims will combine "what you watch and how you watch into one seamless, s...
FreedomPop Hub Burst Router Grants Free 1GB Monthly Internet Access By Konrad Krawczyk Who doesn't love free stuff? Free wireless startup FreedomPop is finally make its Hub Burst home router/modem hybrid available for purchase for a mere $89. The router promises to give users free...
Android Statue Gets Chrome Facelift: A Sign of Things to Come? By Konrad Krawczyk Android got an update!...and by Android we mean the mascot...and by update we mean a cosmetic facelift. Google's campus in California is now home to an Android mascot that's made entirely of, yo...
ASUS S56CA-DH51 Review By Konrad Krawczyk $649.95 A sleek design, good speakers and zippy Core i5 performance make the ASUS S56CA a solid 15-inch Windows 8 Ultrabook.
NUU MiniKey Adds a QWERTY Keyboard to Your iPhone 5 By Konrad Krawczyk Are you an iPhone 5 owner who longs for the days of mechanical keyboards? Well, yearn no more. NUU has announced the MiniKey for iPhone 5, a $59 slide-out Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard that you can add to...
PointGrab Gesture Control For iOS/OSX Turns Your Hand Into a Wiimote-like Device By Konrad Krawczyk Today at CES 2013, we got a demo from Israeli firm PointGrab, which showed off software coded with its gesture control SDK. The company's SDK brings a Wiimote-like experience to almost every platform ...
Duracell PowerSource Mobile 100 Review By Konrad Krawczyk $1010 This versatile mobile power supply lets you charge a notebook, as well as two USB devices, simultaneously.
Kupa UltraNote X15 Review By Konrad Krawczyk $1599 The Kupa UltraNote X15 is a speedy Windows 8 tablet with a built-in fingerprint reader, but it's held back by short battery life and a high price.
How to Share Web Links via Email in Windows 8 By Konrad Krawczyk Windows 8's Share charm allows you to send links to friends and family through apps like Mail, People and more with just a few clicks. This saves you from having to copy and paste the desired link, ...
Qualcomm Announces Snapdragon 800 and 600 CPUs at CES 2013 Keynote By Konrad Krawczyk At Qualcomm's CES 2013 Keynote, CEO Paul Jacobs announced its new Snapdragon 800 and Snapdragon 600 processors. We got a few demos, including a rendering of a fire-breathing dragon in a modern-looking...
Lenovo IdeaTab A2109A Review By Konrad Krawczyk $299.99 The IdeaTab A2109A is a 9-inch Android tablet that offers a quad-core processor and loud audio for $299.
How to Pin Your Web Pages to Windows 8's Start Screen By Konrad Krawczyk Checking out our favorite websites have become part of our daily routines, like taking out the trash or checking the mail (physical or electronic). Windows 8 allows you to pin your favorite sites to i...
MLB At The Ballpark App Lets You Buy Better Seats From Your Phone By Konrad Krawczyk Baseball season is very nearly upon us. As part of your spring training for the 2013 season, you can download the At The Ballpark app for Android and iOS, which allows you to purchase seat upgrades fr...
Samsung Announces Series 7 Ultrabook, Series 7 Chronos, 4G LTE Note 10.1 By Konrad Krawczyk Today at CES 2013, Samsung announced a pair of notebooks; the Series 7 Ultrabook (pictured) and the Series 7 Chronos. They also announced an update to their Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet.The Series 7 Ultrab...
Two-Factor Authentication Reportedly Coming to Microsoft Account By Konrad Krawczyk Following in the footsteps of companies such as Blizzard Entertainment, Microsoft reportedly will be getting support for two-factor authentication to Accounts. According to LiveSide.net, account holde...
NYC Gives Green Light for Cab-Calling Apps Trial By Konrad Krawczyk The days of raising our arms and barking "TAXI!!" may soon be a thing of the past in Gotham. A nine-member NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission panel voted to approve a 1-year trial for apps that will ...
AMD Announces 8000M Series of Radeon HD Mobile GPUs By Konrad Krawczyk Here at CES 2013, AMD announced the Radeon HD 8000M series of GPUs. There will be four lines; 8500M, 8600M, 8700M and 8800M. At the event we attended, AMD stated that these GPUs should start appearing...
Acer Aspire M5-481PT-6488 Review By Konrad Krawczyk $799.99 The Acer Aspire M5-481PT-6488 Ultrabook combines a touch screen, good looks and high-quality sound.
How to Dock and Undock Apps in Windows 8 By Konrad Krawczyk Windows 8's docking feature allows you to split your screen between two apps. For instance, you could track the latest sports scores and news on one side of the screen with the Sports app while checki...
iPotty for iPad: Toilet Trainer With iPad Stand for When Your Little One Squats By Konrad Krawczyk Need a hand in making your kid a fan of the can? Here at CES 2013, we got a look at the iPotty for iPad from CTA Digital. It's essentially a potty trainer with an iPad stand built into it, with the id...
Aluminum Nokia Lumia 928 Reportedly Hitting Verizon in April By Konrad Krawczyk Verizon fans pining away for a Nokia Lumia phone finally have some good news. According to a report, the Finnish company is set to release an all-aluminum handset dubbed the Lumia 928 as soon as next ...
BlackBerry Patents Phone Design With Flipping Screen By Konrad Krawczyk Could the term "flip-phone" become relevant again? BlackBerry recently filed a patent with the FCC for a hinge that could pave the way for a future device with an adjustable screen whose position coul...
AMD Announces Four New APUs Codenamed Temash, Kabini, Richland and Kaveri By Konrad Krawczyk Here at CES 2013, AMD took the wraps off four new APUs that are slated for release at different points throughout this year. Their codenames are Temash, Kabini, Richland and Kaveri, and each plays a d...