Review: AT&T BlackBerry Torch & OS 6

Review: AT&T BlackBerry Torch & OS 6

Straight up: How’s RIM’s new BlackBerry Torch? If you’re looking for something short and sweet, take this — Late. That’s pretty vague, however. But the BlackBerry Torch is so much more than that as it perfectly illustrates RIM’s ability to improve quickly and decisively while at the same time coming off looking worn down and tired. How can that be? I’ll come right out and say that the Torch is hands down RIM’s best...

Western Digital to take the veil off newer, faster VelociRaptor prosumer hard drives.

Western Digital to take the veil off newer, faster VelociRaptor prosumer hard drives.

Speed, like drugs, hobbies, food, and smoking is addictive. With speed, the adrenaline rush that follows is the natural high for some. In the tech world, while we ourselves may not be moving hundreds of miles per hour in the dopest ride, we do have certain objects that move at high velocity — hard drives. As far as old spinners go, the general rule of thumb is that the faster the drive spins, the faster it will perform. Now, this isn’t exact as a few other...

IE 6 refuses to die. But why?

IE 6 refuses to die.  But why?

I’ve spent a considerable amount of time criticizing Internet Explorer 6′s continued lingering in the public sector. For consumers, IE6 is at the very bottom of the totem pole of relevance. The corporate sector however, is an entirely different story. My personal opinion was that the reason for the reliance on old software and technology was simply because of legacy hardware and software dependent on the outdated browser. Well, I was right — partially....

The green cubicle starts here? CubeTubes.

The green cubicle starts here? CubeTubes.

It isn’t too often we see a corporate minded gadget get us all hot and bothered. I mean, the differences between the corporate world of gadgets and the consumer world of gadgets are like comparing the a horse and buggy to flying cars. But every once in a while, a gem makes it’s way past our visual receptacles and excites us. In this case, it’s the CubeTube. Everyone knows what a solar panel is and what it’s main function in life is — to...

PTT coming to Android. “Opus One” to bring Nextel their first taste of sophistication?

PTT coming to Android.  “Opus One” to bring Nextel their first taste of sophistication?

With the rest of the civilized world embracing Android at increasing paces, it only makes sense for Nextel to get in on the game at some point. With a network that isn’t exactly known for it’s speed and a handset lineup that always leaves most wanting more, hearing of a legitimate Android offering on Nextel is exciting. Exciting only for those who whether by choice or by corporate decree are enslaved to the aging network. Being on Nextel could only mean that...

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