RIP Analog Television
So? Anyone have issues with the DTV switch? I think it actually went pretty well when the June 12 date came and went.

Remember, if you currently subscribe to cable, satellite or IPTV (i.e. AT&T U-verse), you should be good to go. You're probably already getting digital signals through your cable or satellite box. The TV you are using now will continue to work the way it always has.

But if you have an older analog TV which uses so-called “rabbit ears” or other kinds of over-the-air antennas, you are go...  Read More

SanDisk slotRadio

Sunday, February 22, 2009
Here's an interesting twist to a portable music device. The slotRadio is a player that comes with a card preloaded with 1,000 songs handpicked from Billboard charts and organiz...  Read More

High-Definition PCTV

Sunday, February 15, 2009
As we inch closer to the digital TV conversion, many people assume you must buy an expensive HDTV or subscribe to cable or satellite service. Another way to watch these new sig...  Read More

ClickFree Transformer

Sunday, February 08, 2009
How many times have I told you to backup your data? If you are still procrastinating here is a device that should make it very simple.

The Clickfree Transformer ...  Read More

Earbud Yo-Yo

Sunday, February 01, 2009
Near the top of my "how come I did not think of that" list is a device that keeps earbuds from getting tangled. Stuff your mp3 player in your pocket and it could take several m...  Read More

Qik.com

Monday, December 22, 2008
Broadcasting your daily life may not be exciting to others but thanks to video sharing websites more people are putting recorded video snippets online. But a new website takes ...  Read More

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