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Malware Protection Software without Technical Jargon
Today’s woman has placed a lot on her plate: career, family and maintaining a tidy home. So when it comes to using the computer, this busy do-everything-herself woman doesn’t have time to decipher which computer hardware and/or software programs are a good fit for her lifestyle — at least, that is the view point of woman owned and operated ChicaLogic. Developed by a team of woman, ChicaLogic... [Read more]
Don’t Leave The House Without Setting The Home Alarm
Thanks for the article from Jermaine Haynes With all the news today about winter storms hitting all over the country, there is no time like the present to get ready before you get caught unprepared. Some of the things that you can do to be safer this winter are to make sure that you are always stocked up on the things you use the most. Things like bread and milk are staples that we can all survive... [Read more]
Want Style and Flexibility? Get it with Dell Equipment!
Computers play a huge role in our daily lives. That’s why most people want a computer that matches their personality. And with Dell equipment, you can get a computer that’s as unique as you are. The Dell 3500 Intel color improvement is sturdy and stylish. It comes with a rough-and-tough aluminum case in a variety of colors, so that your computer stands out. After all, who says... [Read more]
50 Cent Hoping for “Blood on the Sand” Sequel
Rapper 50 Cent says that he is hoping to create a sequel to his February 2009 video game “Blood on the Sand,” which is the follow up to his 2005 video game debut, “50 Cent: Bulletproof.” According to MTV, “Blood on the Sand” has been so well received by the gaming community that he’ll “try to do it again.” He added, “[Fans] said it’s a good video game. They enjoyed it. I had... [Read more]
Apple Rumored to Be Considering EA Purchase
Recently, there has been a proliferation of rumors about possible Apple acquisitions. First, Apple was rumored to be eyeing hot microblogging service Twitter. Once that rumor was effectively squelched by Twitter Co-founder Biz Stone, another round of Apple rumors hit. This time, it’s EA that the company is purportedly considering. The rumors alone were enough to send shares of EA—the second-largest... [Read more]
Mobile Advertising Growth Expected to Coincide with Release of Google’s New Phones
Although the recession has caused mobile advertising to plateau in recent months, advertising is expected to pick up soon, coinciding with the upcoming release of new Google cell phones built with the company’s Android software, Forbes reports. A new study by Brian Wieser, global director of forecasting for Magna, shows that U.S. advertisers could spend as much as $229 million on mobile ads this... [Read more]
Mobile Commerce Applications Abound, but Near Field Communications Adoption Still Years Away
Making online purchases using mobile and other wireless devices is not uncommon these days. Computerworld reports that the news from the recent Go Mobile 2009 conference is that mobile payment and mobile applications are here to stay. However, widespread adoption of Near Fields Communications (NFC) technology is still years away. At the conference, more than a dozen companies showcased technologies... [Read more]
Apple May Lower Prices on iMac and MacBook Lines
As the computer industry grapples with the protracted recession and slowed consumer spending, rumors have surfaced that Apple plans to lower prices on its iMac and MacBook lines in the near future. AppleInsider reports that the company is making changes that will push down prices. According to AppleInsider, “Word of the changes comes just weeks after the Cupertino-based company became the target... [Read more]
Amazon Introduces New Widescreen Kindle for Newspapers, Textbooks
The flagging newspaper industry may receive an unexpected boost from the new widescreen Kindle, the e-book reader that sold an estimated 500,000 devices in 2008. Unlike its smaller predecessors, the bigger Kindle DX, with a 9.7” display (the original Kindle had a 6” display), is being touted as ideal for newspapers and textbooks. According to Forbes, this summer both The New York Times and... [Read more]
Microsoft’s Stimulus360 Helps Track Stimulus-Funded Projects
Microsoft recently unveiled a new software program called Stimulus360 designed to help government agencies monitor projects that have received funding from the economic stimulus program under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. According to the company, “the Microsoft Stimulus360 solution can help public agencies track funded programs, monitor progress, and provide intuitive views of... [Read more]