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If you have a USB external drive and not backing up your data from it, you are putting your data at risk. A USB hard drive could crash just as easily as a Notebook or Desktop hard drive - if not, faster. PopDrive has another solution. Dual drives in a RAID 0 configuration. One drive collects and the other drive
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Digital security firm Sophos today released their Security Threat Report for 2011, which reviews all the ways that the bad guys are out to get you. It's a glossy 52 page report and is worth a quick read to understand the threats that are out there, especially in areas that you might not be familiar with. The report covers the
Today I received the new Netgear NeoTV which launched recently. This is the latest in Netgear's living room strategy of products to allow users to view their picture and video, stored on any PC on the network, through their TV, and also listen to music fro any PC through their A/V receiver. This box holds a lot of potential from
If you got an iPad for Christmas, here's what you did with it over the holidays, according to mobile telco Three. - You had your iPad unwrapped and working by 10am on Christmas Day. - You downloaded Maps, Skype, Angry Birds, ebay, YouTube and Sky Sports News apps. - You visited Google search, iTunes and Facebook the most often, followed
We stopped by JCB booth not only to see their toughest phones in the business, but also to check out the World's Fastest Back Hoe. We geek out in many ways... The Back Hoe goes 60 MPH on paved roads. It has a full suspension system and ABS brakes. Weighing in at 15 tons, this 6.7 liter diesel Back Hoe
Movea is a company where you most likely won't hear of the name, but you use their products. Gyromouse is one of these products. Movea takes care of the motion sensors inside some of your electronics. Screen pointers may use their technology to work. But Movea is working on some pretty cool stuff outside of that. Imagine a golf club
Deloitte's Technology, Media and Telecommunication's practice have given a sneak peak of their global predictions for 2011. First up, over 25% of all tablets bought in 2011 will be purchased by businesses, with retail, healthcare and manufacturing purchasing over 10 million. Initially, the use of tablets in business will be by people who have brought their own device into work
I have been wanting a Wi-Fi enabled camera for a very long time, we know you have been able to get SD card with Wi-Fi built in. But we have been way overdue on getting a camera with Wi-Fi onboard. Now Samsung has a camera that had built-in WiFi that does even more than I expected. The SH100 wi-fi enabled
Over the past couple of years we have watched the iRobot line of products expand. At CES 2011 they were showing off the iRobot Scooba, it essentially is a mini iRobot designed to clean hardwood and tiled floors. Specifically they showed it cleaning the bathroom floor. I immediately wanted one. With a reservoir for cleaning solution and a separate reservoir
At first it looks like an old school boom box, while the Eton Soulra XL brings you the big sound you expect from a boom box it is packed with cool technology. This solar powered high fidelity integrates with you iPhone or iPod. Eton has moved the bar here in the introduction of this media solution. Great for the beach,
Lexmark is upping the anty in printer and scanning technology. They have really hit one out of the ballpark with the Lexmark Genesis. Instead of a scanner, the Genesis has a 10 MP camera. The instant preview gets you an idea of your scan in 3 seconds. This is the first printer of it's type that has an upright design
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