it might be the worst…
New computer? The top five programs to install
Sept. 6, 2011 1 Comment
It all starts with something called the Decrapifier
Paper Tiger tackles your PC
Jan. 27, 2010 Leave a Comment
Our reviewer takes on The Paper Tiger Professional
Hands on: Anime Studio Pro 6
Oct. 19, 2009 Leave a Comment
A powerful and easy to use animation suite.
iPhone 3GS and 3.0 OS: what you’ve been waiting for
June 8, 2009 1 Comment
Apple announced the iPhone 3GS; we’ve got the details on the new hardware and the 3.0 OS.
Pzizz
March 28, 2009 Leave a Comment
In approximately four months, I have a 270-mile bike ride across three states that I’ll be riding. What a lucky coincidence that I would find Pzizz, a “tech tool to energize athletes.” I love tech, and while I’m hardly an athlete per se, I’ll take all the help I can get. Pzizz is basically a [...]
SafeHouse Explorer
March 17, 2009 Leave a Comment
There are many methods and products for ensuring data encryption, but unfortunately many can run you hundreds of dollars along with countless hours of time in the process. I’ve always felt that some of the best software is free — take Mozilla Firefox for example.‚ SafeHouse Explorer is another great free product and in my [...]
Hands-on: Safari 4 Beta
Feb. 24, 2009 Leave a Comment
Safari has never been very formidable in the browser wars, always holding just a few percentage points of the browser share on the bottom of the list. Of course, now that it’s no longer a Mac-only browser, it’s share has grown as a few (admittedly brave) folks downloaded it for their PCs. Even still, the [...]
Sony Acid Pro 7
Feb. 11, 2009 Leave a Comment
I still take crap from sanctimonious Justin Long-loving Mac people about the the holy artsy abilities of the Macintosh. No doubt, bro. Mac’s got mad skillz. Word to your one button mouse. Adobe Creative Suite runs just fine on my Dell, but for audio, and for the past, oh, 10 years, it’s been Acid Pro. [...]
Sony Acid Music Studio 7
Oct. 1, 2008 Leave a Comment
Acid Pro first came out in 1998 and was the first true loop-based Desktop Audio Workstation. It’s been popular with bands, DJ’s and producers ever since.
Memeo Share
Aug. 7, 2008 Leave a Comment
As megapixel quality increases and camera optics greatly improve, photo size greatly increases as well and sharing large photos through email can create quite a challenge, not just for the sender but the recipient as well. Memeo Inc., a California-based company is ready to take on the challenge with a new product called Memeo Share. Memeo [...]
Zac Browser brings autistic children into their own digital realm
July 1, 2008 2 Comments
Zack didn’t like computers.
At age 3, he was diagnosed with severe autism. His parents decided to send him to a specialized school, where he could get one-on-one attention. It was there that he was first introduced to computers. [...]
Palo Alto’s Email Center Pro
July 1, 2008 1 Comment
Email has become a huge part of our lives. In fact it pairs with instant messenger applications as leading ways we communicate with friends, family and clients. It’s just a great way to get your message across without spending hours talking with someone over the phone. It has greatly expanded dramatically in the new millennium. [...]
UpdateStar
May 1, 2008 Leave a Comment
Wouldn’t you love to be able to sit back and enjoy your computer without worrying if it’s vulnerable to attacks just because you clicked the “Remind Me Later” button? That piece of mind can be achieved with an automatic updater. I recently came across UpdateStar, a great, easy-to-use application that lets you sit back and [...]
Roxio BackOnTrack 3
March 4, 2008 Leave a Comment
With it’s great features, functionality, ease of use, $49.99 price tag and it’s great user interface, Roxio BackOnTrack is a must have for any PC user.
iShowU
Feb. 1, 2008 Leave a Comment
Shinywhitebox’s iShowU screen recording software really packs a lot of power for a low price. I just recently upgraded to a Macintosh computer, and have been looking for a great screen-recording program that can capture both audio and video, but my choices have been quite limited. I’ve tried a few free-based programs such as Jing [...]
