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I can’t help but feel somewhat underwhelmed. Apple WWDC 2012 is underway right now, and Tim Cooks has delivered his opening keynote. The cat is now out of the bag on Apple’s new products and product updates, and ...
Category: Technology
All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
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Since last Tuesday, much of the mobile phone news has centered around the latest Samsung flagship, the Galaxy S III (SGS3). Well, if you’ve been following my blog, you’ll have known that I’ve given up on my ...
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Is it possible for a smartphone to be too thin? ZTE teases with a 6.2mm thick handset that features 720p IPS, Cortex-A15, and 64GB storage. Battery life will probably be really ...
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I don’t want to start a mobile operating system war. But I’m honestly quite surprised, and I really want to know, Microsoft, why is Windows Phone selling so badly? With all the marketing poured into it, and Nokia ...
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If you’re eagerly waiting for Samsung’s latest flagship Galaxy S III (SGS3), it’s going to be here really soon. Soon as in next week. At the announcement earlier this month, Samsung had put availability in ...
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The first time I heard about Arduino was when Google announced, at Google I/O 2011, the Android Open Accessory Development Kit based on Arduino. Arduino is a prototyping system for embedded projects, something a hobbyist would ...
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It even sets the bar for Apple’s next iPhone launch. Over the first weekend, the last iPhone reportedly received 4 million pre-orders. The Samsung Galaxy S III (SGS3), on the other hand, now has some 9 million handsets on ...
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SCADA, or Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition, security breaches are not often heard about. At least, not at the same level of other sorts of computer crimes. But SCADA has the potential to impact the physical environment, ...
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I’ve traded in my Samsung Galaxy S II (SGS2) for the HTC One X, HTC’s latest flagship smartphone. It was, surprisingly, not a very difficult choice. The Samsung Galaxy S III (SGS3) was just announced earlier this ...
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That’s right. Nokia’s latest Pureview 808 handset has soared to such great heights never before reached by other mobile phones. Literally. The Pureview 808 was carried by a ballon up 34 km high. From there, it took ...