I have always been amazed at the price drops of laptops every year and that’s why I never spend more than $700 on a new laptop because I can get a decent one every year instead of being stuck with a $2000 laptop for 2-3 years.
Anyways, this post isn’t about how to buy a laptop but that spy camera prices have dropped drastically. This cool spy camera pen sells for ONLY $26.45 at Amazon. That is unbelievable becaus
As many of you readers know, I only post things that I can backup on this blog and to say the least, don’t buy the AT&T Blackberry Bold because I tried it last night and it’s as slow as your 3G iPhone.
It was my friend’s birthday in downtown San Francisco, (I also did test the 3G iPhone along with the Blackberry Bold) and had the chance to use his new AT&T Blackberry Bold.
Well, the benchmark was of course with my Sprint Blackberry 8830. Aside from mobile internet speed issues, the Blackberry Bold proved to be bul
Although this blog isn’t about how to get a job, I will try to enlighten those people who just got out of college looking for jobs.
If you read my free E-book, you will know how I got this “job”, but let me summarize what I did to get a job in a bad economy few years ago.
I graduated from UC Davis with a degree in Computer En
In Asian countries, iPhone won’t be as popular due to the high number of “other” devices out on the market.
iPhone price cuts in Japan prove that iPhone is still priced too high for Asian consumers.
Let me explain why iPhone cannot be popular in Asia:
When I used to live in South Korea for years, we didn’t goto BestBuy or the local AT&T shop. For the cheapest prices in South Korea, there’s this “town” call
Here’s a $120 Geobulb that uses 8W of power but can replace all your 60W lights.
The first 60-watt direct replacement, Premium Quality High Brightness (PQ-HB) bulb that uses less than 8 watts. The GeoBulb is the same size as a conventional incandescent bulb suitable for direct replacement in any indoor open fixture. It puts out more light than a standard 60-watt bulb but uses less than 8 watts. LED bulbs last 3 years of continuous use or 10 years at abo
Wow, Firefox has been steadily growing real fast… I remember about 2-3 years ago when Firefox use was at only about 5%.
Go Firefox! Kill IE for good.
The only thing with Internet Explorer is that a lot of foreign countries such as Korea, have adopted to use IE exclusively for internet banking, which you can not use Firefox for.
Still, more than 90% of population in Korea and other parts of the world use IE. Darn…
Net Applications, purveyors of web metrics data, published some interesting asides about Mozil
While us US consumers are still paying big bucks for outdated technology from various telecommunications carriers, people over in Asia and Japan are enjoying the water-proof TV Phone… Expect TV phones in the US in about 3 years. The current TV phones in the US don’t count, they are based on broadband connection not radio.
Fujitsu F706i is like the G-Shock of mobile phones, unfortunately it is only waterproof and not torture proof so it cannot handle a 6 feet drop. Like many Japanese phones you can watch TV on it, the clamshell’
AT&T confirms their higher speed 3G wireless speeds when the new iPhone rolls out. At 1.4 Mbps Down and 800 Kbps Up, will this be fast enough?
The answer is already clear. Their current 3G speeds are so slow that you can’t even really watch Youtube videos on it. With the new “hyped’ 3G speeds, AT&T is only fooling consumers, who in turn will also fool themselves to believing this is something new.
Do you want to be lied to twice? I don’t think so, just remember when Apple had those TV ads when the iPhone streamed live Youtube…
