In celebration of CES, let's look at some myths you may believe unnecessarily. 1) Expensive HDMI Cords: buy a TV and the salesman will shove a gold plated HDMI cord in your hands that's $70 or more. The Truth: t [...]
Video Will Account for 79% of Global Internet Traffic by 2020 Cisco just released a forecast of internet traffic for the next four years. And video is going up! This will be helped by the 1 billion added internet users [...]
Want a TV as thin as cardboard? According to Digital Trends, LG just debuted the W-Series TV at CES that's super thin. Just 1/10 of an inch thick. There will be two models: 65" and 73". Cuz why make a [...]
Upcoming camera lenses in new phones could be thinner than human hair. Current lenses on DSLR cameras are cylinders consisting of several thick glass discs at proportional millimeters that produce the desired photograp [...]
As Ned Stark would say, "Technology is coming..." Here's the tech I expect will make its appearance at this international conference: 1) 5g Cell Coverage: all major carriers will be competing for attention at the conference. [...]
Fortune telling is one of life's less profitable industries...but trends don't lie. Cable TV subscriptions offer more channels than ever before. Yet their industry is still dying. Since 2011, cable TV subscribers have seen on [...]
Let's face it...when your phone's tired, you're tired. All smartphones use lithium-ion batteries because they're lightweight and hold the longest charge. But they will start degrading immediately. So you need to [...]
Tesla CEO Elon Musk just sent a cryptic tweet: So the latest supercharger may make its predecessor a child's toy? That would be big. Because right now it takes 40 minutes to charge a Tesla half way. Charging is t [...]
1) Closing apps does nothing. iOS and Android engineers have confirmed that if anything it could hurt your phone by swiping away apps all at once. So don't bother. 2) Check your background app usage. Go to S [...]
The virtual assistant listens for your voice commands. But police in Bentonville, Arkansas, think it overheard a murder. They have issued Amazon a warrant for audio files. The device's owner was charged earlier this year. Pol [...]
