2010 sure went fast. It seems like just a few months ago we were waiting patiently to board a flight home from CES in Las Vegas – basking in the ubiquitous free WiFi gifted to travelers across the country from Google in a gesture of holiday cheer. What more could a tired tech team want? How about [...]
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No Comments »There’s nothing like a good corporate battle. While potentially costly to the participants, the benefits to consumers include lower prices, better, and more diverse products. This competition is the foundation upon which the capitalist world is built, and spurs the innovation that drives society forward. As worldwide adoption and usage of computers and the [...]
Posted in Consumer Electronics, Internet, PCs and Laptops, Technology Tags: Apple, Bing, Chrome, Chrome OS, DROID, Google, Google Docs, Google Maps, iPhone, iPod, Microsoft, Nexus One, OS X, Windows, ZuneHD 7 Comments »Yeah, so it appears that the folks over at Google recently came to the realization that you can’t get people to use a new web browser (i.e Google Chrome) if they don’t even know what a web browser is. So to mitigate this, they’ve put together a very brief cartoon…I mean educational visual aid…describing what [...]
In what can only be described as a harsh reality check for Microsoft, Sony today made public its plans to ship all of its Vaio laptops with the Google Chrome web browser pre-installed instead of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer has enjoyed unrivaled ubiquity since the demise of Netscape Navigator years ago and it being the [...]
