Introduction: There’s no question that digital camera technology has simplified and improved the lives of photographers. Gone are the days when developing photographs required a dark room, rolls of film were wasted on extra shots in which someone would inevitably blink, and rarely viewed photo albums wasted valuable bookshelf space. The digital [...]
There’s a great question posted on Quora which asks, “30 years from now, will you and I be as clueless with technology as our parents are now?” The question obviously incorporates several stereotypes, including the premise that somehow age dictates intelligence and acuity towards the products of modern technology. I know many young people [...]
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1 Comment »Remember the AirStash – the SD card toting USB thumb drive that incorporates its own wireless access point? It’s a novel concept with lots of practical applications. We mentioned it early last year as a clever way to share data among several WiFi enabled devices. Unfortunately, the original AirStash’s data sharing capabilities were a one [...]
Posted in Flash Memory, Networking, PCs and Laptops, Storage, Tablets, Wireless Tags: AirStash, Flash Memory, Ipad, iPhone, iPod, storage 1 Comment »As we enter a new decade, it’s time to look beyond the physical storage media of the past and embrace newer, more advanced data storage technologies. While cloud storage and flash memory certainly have a strong foothold as alternatives to traditional forms of fixed storage, optical media such as CD’s, DVD’s, and – more recently [...]
Posted in Optical Storage, PCs and Laptops, Storage Tags: BDR-206MBK, BDXL, Blu-ray, Pioneer, storage No Comments »
