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While we are not all that certain how many Windows Phone users happen to have an overwhelming desire to sync your desktop Chrome bookmarks with your phone, we do find it good news that an app that does just that has recently come available. The app is called Chrync and [...]

One of the biggest concerns for users going into the launch of the new iPad was how well their apps would work on that Retina Display screen. Sure, most everybody had already seen the upgrades coming, but for the early going it was still going to be uncertain as to [...]

We suspect that many people are nosy when it comes to their neighbors. Even at the very least, we suspect that many wonder how many bedrooms or bathrooms that a particular home may have. And then we suspect there are more than a few that wonder about the value.

Once again some chatter has popped up online about employers requesting a persons Facebook password as part of the interview process. And well, while we understand that getting a job is often first and most important — this practice is a bit scary.

It never fails to amaze me, after seeing things like Google Fiber’s gigabits per second numbers, or the speeds that Arris Cable followed up with, that throughout the United States large portions of the country are still using dial-up internet because they have literally no other choice. And now, the [...]

There was, I admit, a certain cachet in having an operating system on your computer boasting the brands and assorted logos of the Anonymous movement. After all, few things in life can suggest the kind of maximum geek credibility that is understanding the Anonymous movement. And while some Anons may [...]

Most of us look at our internet connections with a mix of joy, sorrow and even a tinge of envy. While many of us are pretty happy with our ten meg connections and the like, and the crew out in Kansas City is eagerly awaiting their Google Fiber connection getting [...]

The folks from WebIS, the company behind the Pocket Informant mobile apps announced the Pocket Informant Online service back towards the end of January. And well, at that time they were teasing of an upcoming public beta period coming available.

It looks like a new photo app for the iPhone launched during the TechCrunch Disrupt event. The app is called Everpix and could be nice option if you happen to be looking for a method that will allow you to easily transfer your pictures from your phone.

The Mint.com apps have been slowly coming available for mobile devices. There has been an app available for the iPhone for quite some time and then we saw the app come available for Android smartphones back in May of 2010. And since then we watched as iPad users got a [...]