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Verizon Revamps Wireless Plans, Most Consumers Will See Price Increases
Verizon announced their plans to revamp wireless plans. The new plans drop the idea of limited minutes and text messages in favor of unlimited calling and texting with a fixed data cap. The prices
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WWDC: 2012’s MacBook Update
At the Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) earlier today, Apple announced the next update to the MacBook Pro line. Contrary to the rumor we heard last week (and more in line with earlier ones), updates
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Game of Thrones Crowned Most Pirated TV Show
Well its official. HBO’s incredibly successful TV show, Game of Thrones, has become the most pirated TV show of the season leaving other popular shows such as How I Met Your Mother and the Big Bang Theory
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Netflix is King of the Hill for Online Movies
Apple can no longer claim to dominate the US online movie business. According to a new report by market research firm IHS iSuppli states that that honor now belongs to Netflix. Yes, the movie
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MegaUpload Fights Back: “Fed Violated 5th Amendment Right to Due Process”
Early this year, the file sharing juggernaut MegaUpload was taken down by the U.S. Justice Department and FBI on charges of copyright infringement. MegaUpload’s founder, Kim Dotcom, was arrested and has since been awaiting
Read More »Toshiba, Acer and Asus to unveil Microsoft’s new Windows 8 tablets next week, taking on iPad
Acer, Toshiba, and Asus are set to unveil tablets running Microsoft’s new and much anticipated Windows 8 Operating System next week at the Computex show in Taipei, Taiwan. This is according to Bloomberg, which
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Cricket Wireless Offers iPhone on Prepaid Service
Gone are the days of AT&T’s complete control of the Apple iPhone. After Sprint and Verizon started offering the iPhone 4/4s, its prevalence has rapidly surged. Now, the iPhone is moving to the prepaid world on
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Google to Alert Users of Censorship in China
The feud between Google and the Chinese government over internet censorship has been around for a while now. But recently, Google has called China’s censors and raised the stakes with new software to its
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Ultimate Ears Unveils the Newest, Most Expensive Custom In-Ear Monitors: The Personal Reference Monitors
If you read my review of Ultimate Ears (A Logitech company)’s Reference Monitors, you would understand how perplexed I am right now. How can one of the best become better? As before, you need
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Google Adds Zagat Reviews to Google Plus
Google made a big splash when they purchased Zagat, the restaurant rating company, last year. Since then, Google’s been quite on what its plans were for the newly acquired company. Many had speculated some
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