The latest news on the iPhone 4.0 front is pretty sparse. Software wise we don’t know a whole lot. Similarly, the hardware side of things is equally cloudy. Over the last month, we’ve heard rumblings of iPhone 4.0 being spied online via various analytics tracking software. With Apple’s latest iPhone 3.1.3 update, we can now see at least say we know something about the new iPhone hardware. It’s code name is “N89″. How do we know? ...

With WiFi transforming more and more into the one stop shop for wireless transmissions/communications, Bluetooth it seemed was all but washed up. I mean, there isn’t any reason to support two wireless standards when only one is needed. But those behind Bluetooth press on. The formal Bluetooth 3.0 spec was announced way back in April of 2009 — so very long ago. It wasn’t until…now…February 2010 that we are finally seeing the first Bluetooth...

Think that old, decrepit dying hard drive you tossed in some box never to look at again is still useless? Think again. With as cheap and plentiful as hard drives are becoming these days, trashing an old drive simply because it’s too small is all too common. But those precious bits you’ve tossed aside have so much more potential. One possible idea is to slap it in an enclosure or hard drive dock to make an external hard drive out of it. But who needs another...

Getting the most of HD content on your computer means having a HD monitor — hard concept to grasp, I know. However, with all of those extra pixels often comes a fairly high pricetag. Not to mention, powering all of those pixels, especially those demanding top performance from their computer hardware know that the whole shebang can be quite costly. For now, going multi-monitor means spending excess sums of cash on grossly overpriced cables just to connect a...

Well stomp on frogs and shove a crow bar up my nose. SD app storage, a feature that has been requested across many platforms to alleviate space issues when meager amounts of device memory are concerned have been around for several years. WindowsMobile, a widely panned and criticized as “old” mobile OS has had this feature for years. So why does a modern OS such as Android miss out? Since Android has been levied against Apple and Microsoft as a legitimate...