Yesterday, Apple touted a tablet that is going to be a huge part of its strategy for the year ahead, and will likely continue to crush competitors under the weight of its dominance. No, I’m…

It’s sort of funny that the only major thing those in the rumor business got wrong was the name of the new iPad. It’s not the previously presumed “iPad 3″, nor is it the…

Why I'm Buying The New iPad

This article is partially responsible for my recent purchase.

With the announcement of its new Search app, Google gave iPad users more than just a slick and well-made native search app that bests the experience on any Android tablet. It also managed to squeeze…

Kindle Fire The Kindle Fire’s slogan says it all: “ All the content. Ultra-fast web browsing. ” That’s the best sort of marketing message: simple, appealing, and true . Well, we’ll see how fast their new cloud-boosted Silk browser is in practice, but the content part is undeniably true. If you buy a Kindle Fire,…

There has always been a debate about widescreen laptops versus 4:3 (standard/normal/TV-non-HD) aspect ratio laptops — ever since widescreen became a “thing” in laptop users minds. The debate always came down to one or two points, but usually people would settle on the notion as follows: A vertically oriented screen that best reflects your standard A4 sized page is the best for reading and writing. Whereas a horizontally oriented screen…

It’s called simply the “Amazon Kindle”. But it’s not like any Kindle you’ve seen before. It displays content in full color. It has a 7-inch capacitive touch screen. And…