It’s common sense when buying things like cars that more expensive = better. But most people tend to overlook this when buying smaller items, such as watches or sunglasses. Especially sunglasses. A common argument for people in favor of buying a cheap $20 pair of sunglasses is “oh they’re just sunglasses.”. People will say that […]
March 26, 2011
A dangerous drug-resistant bacteria has been spreading throughout US hospitals over the past month, say officials. This bacteria — called carbapenem-resistant klebsiella pneumoniae — or “CRKP”, is immune to common antibiotics and is spreading fast across the nation. The infectious bacteria is spread by a simple touch, and works fast. Over 350 cases have been reported […]
March 20, 2011
We are living in a special age. An era where more and more people are embracing open source software over commercial closed source software. Only a few years ago, open source was used by few, only the extreme geeks who had the desire to develop, collaborate, and tweak their own software. But now, in this new […]
July 27, 2010
It’s not like I haven’t been hearing the rumors that have been steadily building up this week, I just haven’t cared. But this morning Apple announced three things that, surprisingly, I did care about. Now, to Apple fans every announcement might be a huge deal. But to me — a Windows user — these little […]
July 24, 2010
Let me explain the backstory here. Back in January I published an article on what I thought would be released at Apple’s January event. One of the things that I (accurately) predicted was the iPhone 4, which was released a few months later. The article was pretty quiet (only generating a couple views per day) […]
July 21, 2010
It’s come a long way, hasn’t it? Well, in some respects, no. In fact, Windows phone 7 only started development 2 years ago, not so long of a development for an entire OS, even more so if you consider that Windows phone 7 is a complete departure from *shudder* Windows Mobile 6.5, a platform long […]
March 27, 2011
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