One of the burning questions facing consumers in this modern world is which cellular data/voice carrier is best for me? This is a question not even thought of a few decades ago. Fortunately, there are Continue reading “RootMetrics Breaks Down Real-World Cellular Service Performance”.
The Last Vertex SSD Ever? This is the first new drive we’ve received from OCZ since they filed for bankruptcy and were subsequently bought by Toshiba. It carries the storied Vertex name but given the Continue reading “OCZ Vertex 460 240GB SSD Review”.
VisionTek Gets In On The mSATA Trend The mSATA rush is officially on as desktop PC usage plummets and laptops, especially ultra-portables are the hot sellers. These devices are cramming more and more hardware into Continue reading “VisionTek 120GB mSATA SSD Review”.
VisionTek Goes RAIDing The PCIe Bus It’s been quite some time since we had a look at a PCIe based SSD. In fact, it was all the way back in October of 2011 when we Continue reading “VisionTek Data Fusion PCIe SSD 240GB Review”.
DisplayPort has been a little slow evolving but now it becomes even more robust with VESA’s (Video Electronics Standard Association) announcement that DockPort will be officially added to the existing DisplayPort standard. DockPort is the Continue reading “DisplayPort Adds DockPort Extension to Royalty-Free VESA Standard”.
Western Digital Doubles The Pleasure Ever since the emergence of Solid-State Drives, there’s been a conundrum facing laptop users in regards to storage options. Storage could be fast, large capacity, or low price – pick Continue reading “WD Black Dual-Drive 120GB SSD + 1TB HDD Hybrid Review”.
Introducing the SF3700 Family It’s been a little over three years since we’ve seen a new controller from LSI SandForce and that was before the acquisition of SandForce by LSI. A number of competitors have Continue reading “LSI SandForce Announces Next Generation SF3700 SSD Controller”.
OCZ Attempts To Vector Back It was this time last year that we wrote about our affinity for the then brand new Vector series drive from OCZ which flaunted their homegrown Indilinx Barefoot 3 M00 Continue reading “OCZ Vector 150 240GB SSD Review”.
Kingston SSDNow mS200 120GB SMS200S3/120G Now that mSATA drives are really starting to grow in popularity, we are seeing more models pop up from various SSD manufacturers. Kingston has the latest one we’ve received powered Continue reading “Kingston mS200 120GB mSATA SSD Review”.
If you follow Apple OS releases much you know that the release of the gold master to developers means they’ve put the finishing touches on the OS and it’s subsequent full release is imminent. There’s Continue reading “Apple releases OS X Mavericks Gold Master to Developers”.
Coca-Cola had somewhat of a dynasty as a brand, holding the title of world’s most valuable brand for well over a decade. But fortunes have faded a bit as both Apple and Google usurp the Continue reading “Coke Fizzles As Apple Claims Top Brand”.
Referenced as Hummingbird, Google has overhauled its search algorithm for the first time in three years in response to the complexity of queries users have been sending through the popular search engine. It actually launched Continue reading “Google Unveils Major Upgrade To Search Algorithm”.
It wasn’t too long after the release of iOS 7 that a bug was reported that allowed unauthorized users to access a locked iOS 7 device through the control panel. Obviously, this is a pretty Continue reading “Apple Releases 7.0.2 To Address Lockscreen Vulnerability”.
The Force Is With You – Again There have been a number of incarnations of the Force Series drives from Corsair with the first having the SandForce 1200 series controller. Hence the name. Most have Continue reading “Corsair Force LS Series 240GB SSD Review”.
Apple’s stock soured a bit immediately after the iPhone 5S and 5C announcement so perhaps investors felt like the offerings didn’t meet the high expectations. It doesn’t seem like customers felt that way. The stock Continue reading “First Weekend iPhone Sales Top 9M, Sets New Record”.
