Note: This is a guest post written by Roger Collings Google Chrome for Android– Given Chrome’s phenomenal popularity in the PC segment, one has to wonder what took Google so long to bring its flagship browser to its beloved mobile operating system Android. In fact, Chrome and Android are two of Google’s fastest growing products so Chrome …
Note: This is a guest post written by Matthew Denos “Dad, is my car ready yet?” “Almost done son. I downloaded the database from Lego.com, changed the color to white, increased the width of the tires, and am now printing out for you to play.” This type of conversation will soon be a reality. The …
Note: This is a guest post written by Raja Web design and development was practically the first niche that was fully taken over by Apple, the Mac and the Mac OS X operating system. It is creative, very intensive and requires a lot of time spent in front of the screen – and Mac OS …
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Note: This is a guest post written by Matthew Denos Studio Proper’s newest invention- the Wallee Headrest- is bound to take the iPad accessory market by storm. Featuring a thin, versatile design, this handy creation transforms any car into a mini-theater— just add popcorn and a good movie and you’re pretty much good to go! …
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George Lucas’ Star Wars saga has captured the imagination of audiences for over 30 years. Of course, cinema-goers have been asking themselves the same questions for a long time: “Will we ever live in a world where these things can actually happen?” We’re going to take a look at some of the most iconic devices …
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Note: This is a guest post written by Rob Clymo 5 Best Apps for bloggers – With so many people now choosing to spend their time blogging, it’s little surprise that getting yourself noticed is becoming increasingly tricky. If you’ve not spent the time getting your blog to look right, or proceed to fill it …
Note: This technology analysis is brought to you by HirePulse, the best website for you if you are a contractor or consultant, or simply looking to hire one. Microsoft Windows 8 comes with a number of new features. It may actually be one of the biggest rewrites of the operating system since Windows adopted the GUI. For …
Note: This is a guest post written by Kristy Kravitsky. Images courtesy of Intel’s Ultrabook 5 Reasons Why the Intel Ultrabook is Ultra Sexy – Are you in the market for a new laptop and haven’t gotten into the whole Apple product craze? Are you tired of empty promises from PC companies? Search no longer …
Note: This guest post was written by Josh Janssen from Melbourne Geek Should I buy an iPad? – The iPad has revolutionised an industry. It turned the ‘tablet’ from being a clunky niche geek item, into something intuitive enough, pretty enough and mainstream enough that everyone is now asking the question – Should I buy …
Note: This is a guest post written by Oliver M If you’re tired of yelping in pain when you stand on a Lego block that never managed to make it to the toy box, why not get creative and put your Lego to practical use. The versatility of the simple Lego block prompted James May …
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Note: This is a guest post written by Christina L The contemporary adult will recall an adolescent classroom education comprised of chalk and blackboards; pencils and paper; and heavy textbooks that necessitated the advent of backpacks with wheels and tug. Oh, how things have changed. More and more educators are deferring to gadgets to enrich …
Note: This is a guest post written by Paige Anticipation is high with the arrival of the National Broadband Network (NBN) and perhaps no one is more excited about its debut than businesses in regional Australia. People like Broadband Champion Darren Alexander have become public advocates for the great opportunities that the NBN and broadband …
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