If you follow the PC gaming crowd in any form or fashion, you’ll no doubt know that multi-screen and 3D gaming are in. Whether you decide to go with a single larger display or multiple smaller ones doesn’t matter; people want pixels and lots of them. Handling all of those pixels and the plastic that surrounds them can be quite unwieldily, though. Thankfully there are a few multi-monitor stands to solve such problems. Take for example, the XFX triple monitor...
We’ve spent our fair share of time looking for a decent RDP app that will allow us to remotely access our various computers from abroad. Flipping the table around and access your phone from your computer is a different story. Not much exists that is both easy to use and relatively stable. That is, until now. “LazyDroid” does as the name implies. It allows you to access your Android phone from your desktop computer (same WiFi network only) and serves...
The road to exciting Windows Phone 7 has been a long, long road less traveled, but that may change with the Verizon-bound HTC Trophy and now the HTC Mazaa (pictured above). This claimed next-gen Windows Phone 7 device is said to hitting Sprint’s CDMA airwaves “within th next six months” and based on initial images, looks a lot like Verizon’s Trophy. Screen size looks to be about 3.7″ in size and features the standard camera + LED flash on the...
We’ve already discussed the Windows Phone 7 NoDo self-updater, ChevronWP7.Updater, and the apparent effects it has on future upgrades. Microsoft has already come forward once advising users to avoid such tools until the ramifications could be better understood. Well, it’s later and Microsoft’s viewpoint has gone from unfavorable to do not use. In very basic, none programming language, ChevronWP7.Updater does allow early self updates. After that,...
Finally: Windows 7 is about to do (or already done) what Vista should have done several years ago — overtake Windows XP in total market share. According to the latest StatCounter metrics (pictured above) Windows 7 has finally edged out Windows XP in market share. The 10-year veteran continues its decent into the realms of locked IT cabinets and recycle bins as Microsoft’s latest and greatest finally woos people over, unlike their previous attempt with Vista. ...
