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This Wednesday, June 27th, the Google I/O conference kicks off in San Francisco. Like any big show, there are countless rumors swirling about what will be announced and everyone has a guess, but unfortunately guesses are all they really are. Some seem probable based on known information and some are simply fanciful wishes. What can be expected based on known
Yesterday Microsoft held their mysterious event and unveiled the Windows Surface Tablets - both Windows 8 Pro and Windows RT versions. It was a rare time for Microsoft - the pre and post-announcement created Apple-like buzz. Fitting since the new tablets are expected to compete with Apple and Android in the marketplace. Of course, rivals Apple and Google were watching
Enough information has found it's way onto the web to say, with a great deal of certainty, that the Google Nexus tablet is a real device and will be on the market relatively soon. It's almost certain as well, that the device is being built by Asus. What we don't know are precise hardware specs and retail pricing, although rumors
There has been a load of "information" floating around the internet the past few days regarding the Google Nexus tablet, which can pretty much be confirmed as a real product at this point. It's only the technical specs that are still just rumors, and we have seen nothing but speculation regarding the price, although rumors have been pegging it at
I'm not a fan of capacitive touch screens as they are the user interface of a 5 year old, which is great for finger-painting but useless if you want to do anything precise, such as write normally or position a cursor between two letters. And multitouch is over-rated: I'd rather be able to place one point exactly than five blurry
Based on the entirely unscientific method of "asking my friends", British mobile telco Three has pretty much cornered the market in personal wifi hotspots. It's probably a combination of having the MiFi trademark and offering competitive data rates that has led to their success. Their current model, the Huawei E586, is shortly to be joined by a budget version, the
The Idapt i1 Eco is the portable member of Idapt's family of universal chargers: by using the same interchangeable tips as the dual and triple versions, the usefulness of the system is extended from the home to the car and travel. If you aren't familiar with Idapt, their system offers a wide selection of charging tips that are snapped into