f you are in the market for a new smartphone this fall, take a look at the top three contenders* – Apple iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S III, and Samsung Galaxy Note II. First of all, I am not going to post a chart that compares the technical specifications of these phones. While the specifications […]
iPad App Fall 2012 Roundup
ith summer winding down, it’s time to take a look at what the iPad has to offer. If you’ve taken the plunge and adopted Apple’s wildly successful iPad, then you already know this: Apps are everything. A stock iPad already has basic functionality like Maps, Camera, Photos, Safari, Mail, and so on, but if you really […]
Computer Autodidacticism
f you have ever learned something without the help of someone else, you’ve engaged in autodidactic behavior. An autodidact is simply someone who teaches themselves. And in the age of the internet, it has become much easier than ever before. For this week’s blog entry, I’ll be introducing some amazing websites that can aid you […]
Choosing the right computer
f you’re in the market for a new computer, there are a plethora of options available. Windows, Mac, Android, desktop, laptop, ultrabook, tablet – the choices are overwhelming! Where does one even begin? Right here, of course! Below you will find a a brief synopsis of each option so you can determine which is best for […]
How To: Get started with Gmail
re you ready to retire your 16 year old AOL e-mail address and join the 21st century? Try Gmail. Seriously, you won’t regret it. It doesn’t matter whether you are using AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail, or something else. You will like Gmail more. It’s intuitive, works well with the iPhone, the iPad, and Android devices, and […]
Understanding Free WiFi
iFi access is a fickle thing. Gone are the days of simply hopping onto a nearby unprotected “linksys” labeled network. Who bothered to configure their router? After all, you used to be able to plug it in and it just worked. No password, no problem. Even businesses often left their WiFi networks unprotected. Eventually, router […]
Small Business Reputation Management Scam
As a small business owner, my online reviews are extremely valuable and can really affect my prospects for new business. Yesterday, I discovered that Nerd Busters had become a victim of a new trend in online scams that’s known as Reputation Management. Basically, the scheme is that false negative reviews are posted on your business, […]
MacBook Pro 17 LCD screen replacement
Becky C just had her 2010 MacBook Pro 17″ screen replaced.
Computer Memory Upgrades
Have you noticed that your computer is running slower after installing new software? Did you upgrade your Mac to OS X Lion and feel it’s just not running as smoothly as before? Overall slow computing? Your computer may be a perfect candidate for a memory upgrade. First, you may be asking what computer memory does? […]
California Traffic Fines for 2011
I was curious to see how the current financial problems with our government (that means you) have impacted traffic fines. As someone who drives a lot for work, I am more susceptible to getting a speeding ticket or maybe checking my phone for an upcoming appointment. Anyways, I put together a list of basic vehicle […]
