The Microsoft Sculpt Comfort keyboard has been revealed by Microsoft yesterday as yet another peripheral that the company is making available to go along with the launch of the much anticipated Windows 8 operating system. The keyboard does not look … Continue reading
If you are living in a large home, or in an apartment with thick walls or lots of interfering devices, you may have noticed that the quality of your wireless connection may not be as good as advertised. Sometimes, it … Continue reading
And Microsoft’s announcement continue. After revealing the company’s first retail tablet device Surface yesterday, the company today revealed information about the next version of its phone series, Windows Phone 8. The platform update that is coming this fall ships with … Continue reading
Today Sony announced that they were slashing the price of their feature tablet product, the Tablet S. A full $100 has been stripped off both their 32GB and 16GB models, putting them at $500 and $400 respectively. This might … Continue reading
From the time I was a child I have been a huge bookworm. In grade school when they would assign a number of pages to read over the holidays, they would tell me go by how many books I finished … Continue reading
I think that it is safe to say that 2012 is going to be amazing to technology. Finally stepping into the products that have been promised by companies for the last five years, the 2011 IFA conference was full of … Continue reading
Televisions are expensive and they always have been. With HDTV having taken off and become the norm, there is now a matter of finding a good one that is compatible, but doesn’t cost an arm and a leg to purchase. … Continue reading
<img class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-736" title="SONY DSC" src="http://atechgirlslife.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Android_Market-369×500.jpg" alt="Photo Credit: Petar Milošević” width=”369″ height=”500″ /> Google has been attempting to stem a sudden flow of malicious apps disguised as popular titles such as “Angry Birds” after it was reported that they … Continue reading
Over the last year, the issue of jailbreaking has been an especially popular one in the media. After the Supreme Court ruled on the matter, it put a lot of the fight to rest, but not Apple’s attempts to discourage … Continue reading
Last week I did a post about smartphones, and the current controversy over privacy issues and potential invasions by the actual phone manufacturers like Google and Apple. The idea that increased technology comes at a price is not a new … Continue reading