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It is a Sunday afternoon. The weather outside is cool with partly cloudy skies and I thought “Let’s make the best of the situation” by listening to the Slowhand himself. With the windows cracked open for some fresh air and a quiet atmosphere it felt like just the right time to review one of my...

We have become so connected and dependent on our technology that life would be difficult without them. Smart thermostats can be controlled while you are at work, smart TVs have endless amounts of on demand content, even electrical sockets have built in wireless nowadays so that you can turn off...

Before I even open Microsoft Word to begin writing one of these articles, I grab my favorite headphones and make my way to my desired music streaming website. From the first word to the last, two hours of music helps make these reviews fly by. My music listening isn’t just when I type though...

In my most recent review , I took a look at the Amazon Fire TV Stick, and I said that Americans are now seeking to move away from the cable and satellite TV subscriptions. Well, while I concluded that the Fire TV Stick was an excellent alternative, the more technology advanced of readers may...

Restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, schools, hotels, malls, and many other public gathering locations all contain one important necessity in today’s world and that is access to the World Wide Web. Over the years, the term “Coffee Shop” has begun to transition into an “Internet Coffee Shop” as...

With so many places to drive to, the only thing standing in your way is the directions to get there. You could choose to use an old fashion map, but not only is it illegal to drive and use a map at the same time, you’ll give yourself a bigger headache than ever. With so many people in the world...

A few months ago, I had the opportunity to review Kingston’s first attempt of a mobile NAS. Being a Network Attached Storage device, this first generation allowed users to share music, movies, videos, photos, and more across multiple (five) mobile devices simultaneously. First impressions of...

Throughout my usage of computers, I have always used those standard keyboards with the ten finger number pad and QWERTY layout. Never had I thought about using or even trying a keyboard with illuminated keys. I find keyboards to be similar to mice, once you find one you like it’s hard to move on...

As the advancement of smartphones continues, many smartphone companies have already begun fitting a wireless charging conductor pad inside their devices. The new Nexus 5 for example comes with a wireless charging pad that allows you to charge the phone using any type of wireless transmitter...

Has Verizon gotten confused on purchasing companies? Well no. Verizon has now “officially” regained 100% share in Verizon Wireless, for a purchase of $130 Billion. Back in 1999, Verizon sold 45% share of Verizon Wireless to the British carrier, Vodafone, to assist with getting Verizon Wireless...

Well, it has been a couple of months now since I have blogged on  What’s the Best Router….an update ……The D-Link router has been returned to the Vendor which was a hassle free experience. It is now time to give my final update and progress of my new Netgear Dual-Band router. So far it is...

Do you use Orange Broadband service using a Livebox or Siemens Router supplied to you by Orange? Do you wish to use a third party router such as Dlink, Linksys, Netgear or Buffalo which have more great and useful features such as QOS, NAS, Print Server and HD video streaming capabilities? The...

Selecting the right router and what’s applicable for your network can be difficult. It can depend on your ISP and the type of Broadband (DSL/ADSL, Fiber, Cable or Satellite) connection you have; some can behave differently than others. I hear this all the time and have been often asked the same...

In the Tech Support Forum (TSF) Networking Forum , we have recently been seeing quite a few problems with the Atheros AR5007EG & AR5007 adapters over the last few months, mainly concerning WPA and WPA2 encryption and Windows Vista. The adapter gets an IP configuration, and shows as connected...