DriveSavers Dedicated to Solid State Data Recovery
DriveSavers Data Recovery has announced that it has formed a dedicated research and development team to conquer the challenges of solid state drive (SSD) data recovery. DriveSavers began working with...
View ArticleIDrive Announces Universal Online Backup for an Unlimited Number of PCs,...
IDrive has made public the latest versions of its Windows, Mac and mobile software – home users and small businesses can now protect as many computers, iOS and Android devices as they own with one easy...
View ArticleServerMonkey Now Offering Replacement LED and LCD Screen Panels
ServerMonkey, a provider of new and refurbished servers and networking equipment, is now offering replacement LED and LCD panels through its website, http://www.servermonkey.com Offering brands such as...
View ArticleLogitech Solar Keyboard and the Scroll Lock/Num Lock Keys
I use a Logitech Solar Keyboard for Mac. It’s not the perfect keyboard, but it’s a very good one, and not having to mess around with batteries is a huge advantage. For my full ‘Book Mystique → Read...
View ArticleTrim Enabler Brings TRIM SSD Optimization To Mac OS X
Oskar Groth says Trim is must-have feature for most Solid State Drives. It not only increases data writing speeds, but it increases the lifetime of the SSD itself. With Groth’s Trim Enabler, you can...
View ArticleSanDisk Develops World’s Smallest 128Gb NAND Flash Memory Chip
SanDisk Corporation has announced that it has developed the world’s smallest 128 gigabit (Gb) NAND flash memory chip currently in production. The semiconductor device can store 128 billion individual...
View ArticleApple Files Patent For ‘Polished Meteorite’ Keyboard
The Register’s Rik Myslewski reports that Apple has filed a patent application for a key-travel design that it claims will allow for a “thin profile, aesthetically pleasing keyboard,” that it allows...
View ArticleNew Product for Apple MacBook Seeks Crowd-Source Funding
A Birmingham product design firm, Red Mountain Labs, Inc., is turning to the Internet to fund a new product idea. Kickstarter.com allows entrepreneurs to pitch a product idea, raise startup capital and...
View ArticleGMN Optimizer Brings Satellite Phone Data To Laptops, iPad, via Wi-Fi,...
Global Marine Networks (GMN) has launched the Optimizer Satellite Firewall and Wi-Fi Hotspot for users of satellite phone data services. The Optimizer works with GMN’s XGate satellite phone email...
View ArticlePrinter Ink: Tired Of Feeding The Cash Cow?
Computerworld’s Lamont Wood notes that human blood costs about $17.27 an ounce, and silver about $34 an ounce, making both bargains compared to inkjet printer ink that is sold at some $80 an ounce...
View ArticleRetina Laptop, Desktop Displays Coming In 2013?
Liliputing.com notes that Apple offers ultra-high resolution Retina displays on its iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, and Android tablet makers are expected to step up their game soon, with Acer, Asus, and...
View ArticleFitness for Geeks; Real Science, Great Nutrition, and Good Health – New from...
You get up in the morning with the shades yanked down, after having collapsed under the covers at some indeterminate time past midnight (which followed hours in front of a computer). Luckily, you’d set...
View ArticleNew Comprehensive Cloud-based Photo Editor, Fotor.com, Launched
Everimaging Co., Ltd. has announced the official release of their comprehensive new cloud-based photo editor, Fotor. This easy-to-use photo editor employs a number of features new to the industry in an...
View ArticleUpcoming Mobile Ivy Bridge CPUs Detailed
CPUWorld’s Gennadiy Shvets notes that on April 23 Intel announced its first “Ivy Bridge” based mobile processors, high-priced variants with 4 CPU cores that can handle as many as 8 processing threads...
View ArticleDoes Your Mac Have Loud or Constantly Running Fans?
AmSys’s Sam Gardener says that if your Mac or Macbook computer’s fans have been running at high speeds even though youre not running many applications and your machine is properly ventilated, you can...
View ArticleBe Part of Space Exploration On Your Apple Device
MacDirectory’s Markin Abras says: Instead of playing a game on your iPad or trying to find a date with your iPhone, why not do something more meaningful? For the first time, you will be able use your...
View ArticleCherryFusion Slashes iPhone Repair Prices by 30%
El Paso, Texas based CherryFusion, a specialist in consumer electronics repair, has announced a 30% reduction on all iPhone repair prices. CherryFusion has been repairing iPhone, iPods, iPads and game...
View ArticleIT Challenged by Pace of Mobile Device Adoption
IT managers, constrained by fixed headcounts, believe that the challenge of security is the most important issue for enterprises whose employees are using mobile devices according to a November survey...
View ArticleOver 1 in 3 Americans Will Send E-Cards for Valentines Day
SOASTA, Inc. has announced the findings of its 2013 Valentine’s Day e-Card Survey. SOASTA commissioned the research because of its involvement in testing and preparing the websites of some of America’s...
View ArticleConstructech Magazine Names First Annual Winner in 2013 Connected Truck of...
From tablets to vehicles, construction professionals need to be constantly connected, and those who can meet the demand are poised to lead the marketplace. Constructech magazine has announced the...
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