Note: This is a guest post brought to you by JustFly While cars, trains, and other vehicles have changed quite a bit in the last few decades, the basics of commercial aircraft design have remained stagnant. In fact, odds are the plane you are flying in could be up to 30 years old. If that […]
Note: This is a guest post written by Nuur Hasan Android and Windows are neither friends nor bitter enemies. Their rivalry is fierce but it is not brutal like Samsung and Apple. Both these tech giants are OK with Windows and Android platforms splitting into one phone, but as for computers; they both want hands
For more than 10 years after the start of the third millennium, Nokia was the world’s largest vendor of mobile phones. Nowadays, the Finnish company is no longer the best when it comes to “connecting people” because we all know that the likes of Apple and Samsung are dominating the market. The smartphone wars may
Data in a spreadsheet can normally be visualised in different charts such as a pie chart or a bar graph. It makes everything easier to look at and you can make decisions within your organisations by quickly previewing the data segment. Why limit yourself to those 2D charts? At the Microsoft Tech-Ed Australia 2013 last
Samsung’s wild success with its Smartphones and tablets is something that puzzles many. This Korean brand made many users fall in love and easily gained loyalists within a few years. In the past, when people talked about high-end gadgets, the first brand that usually comes into their minds is the Apple company. Today, that is
Note: This is a guest post written by Rob For many workers at and away from the office, cloud computing has proved to be a godsend. It gives them more space to store important files, making sharing files easier and giving them the means with which to work from home when getting to the office
Note: This is a guest post written by Andrew Tipp We’re living in some kind of sleep recession. And technology is partly to blame. We have a whole world of gadgets and tech toys to distract and stimulate us – which stops us getting to sleep. It didn’t used to be this way. Even as
Note: This is a guest post written by Peter Marks High Definition Television (HDTV) is considered to be one of the most groundbreaking revolutions in the world of entertainment. Just when the world thought that the viewing experience can’t get any better, the inventors came up with the Ultra High Definition Televisions (UHDTVs). The launch
HTC One vs Samsung GALAXY S4 – HTC and Samsung are at it again. Last year, it was all about HTC One X vs. Samsung GALAXY S3. With the iPhone 5 not yet in the market, it was all about these two phones redefining the smartphone landscape by bringing Android to another level and making
A Smartwatch – it’s all the rage in the tech world now, especially after news of Samsung and Apple being at it again. Both are rumored to be working on their respective smartwatches; with Apple supposedly working on an IOS-running wristwatch-like device with a curved glass display, and Samsung supposedly working on a smartwatch running
You’ve probably heard about how Microsoft is taking a swipe at Google when it launched an all-out “Scroogled” campaign to promote its web-based email service Outlook.com. In case you didn’t notice, “scroogled” is a permutation of the phrase “screwed by Google”. Now that’s a blatant attack by Microsoft on Google’s services. It’s as if Microsoft
After more than 80 years in the consumer electronics business, Philips takes the high road and joins the likes of Siemens and Alcatel as it gets itself out of the consumer-oriented niche. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company has decided to sell its consumer electronics business to Japanese company Funai Electric Co. for
