You heard me right. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that contaminated food and food products kill 3,000 Americans per year, hospitalizes over 125,000, and sickens some 48 million. I don’t mean per year in 1900 or even Continue reading
As most PC users are aware, one of the first steps you take when connecting that spanking new gaming rig to the internet is make sure you have installed and configured a firewall to safeguard your system and connection from Continue reading
With all of the current customer frustration with Netflix, it comes as no surprise that Google is throwing their hat in the streaming movie ring. Youtube is now offering pay per stream video rentals. There’s a library of free movies Continue reading
When I was first invited to Google+ by fellow geek, Lynette Young, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I was one of those people who really had high hopes for Google Wave and was, like most others, utterly let down Continue reading
I’ve been coming across some pretty cool implementations of the Google Maps API recently and I thought that I would share 3 of them with you. 1. gMap Workout Tracker The gMap Workout Tracker tracks a users workout routes through Continue reading
Samsung wasted no time at CTIA 2011 in adding two new Galaxy Tablets to the market. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 features a 8.9 inch screen as well as some Continue reading
Much of the mainstream media coverage of the unfolding events at the Fukushima Nuclear Plant has been sensationalized and full of inaccuracies. I’m going to attempt to cut through some of the BS and put a little truth out there, Continue reading
When you watch movies or television, do you ever notice how they portray computers and the people who operate them? Example: take any type of copy show/movie – they are looking for a killer and they have a slight description Continue reading
So we already know that HP is planning both a 9-inch and 7-inch tablet based on the webOS it acquired last year from Palm. We know the 7-inch Opal will be released in September, but the 9-inch Topaz may appear Continue reading
Well, it’s official folks. Research In Motion, a.k.a. RIM, the lovely people who have brought you many frustrating Blackberry products chocked full of trackballs, announced yesterday that they will be releasing a tablet touchscreen computer. Aimed to compete with the Continue reading