Wi-Fi Devices Category - Page 5

Here we go again. We’ve had another swimmer jump into the waters of the network attached storage (NAS) pool and this time it looks like something straight out of an episode of Buck Rogers. You know, the one where Buck argues with Twiki and Dr. Theopolis about how dangerous and [...]

Many people argue that electronics and the digital age will never spell the end for books. They claim that the very tactile nature of the book-reading experience is more than enough to keep them around for years to come. This has yet to be proven, but it certainly isn’t for [...]

Now I have to admit something to my global readers; I have never heard of UK-based radio maker PURE. And for a company that calls themselves the world’s leading radio manufacturer to fly below my radar screen is inexcusable. I do hope that you’ll find it in your hearts to [...]

Now I don’t want to make light of a pretty serious situation, but I have to. Last month I remember that I posted an article on something called the RomEO PuP GPS pet locator that’s eerily similar to what I’m about to cover in this particular post, at least in [...]

If you’ve been paying attention than you probably know that Cricket Wireless is one of North America’s largest and fastest growing pay-as-you-go wireless providers. If you haven’t been paying attention, wake up. Pay-as-you-go providers are making inroads and upsetting the status quo. No longer do you have to get saddled [...]

It wasn’t that long ago (December 2008, actually) that ASUS released its first generation standalone Skype-certified videophone, the ASUS AiGuru SV1, and the market didn’t seem to care all that much. For some reason, the whole idea of the videophone hasn’t seemed to gain mass-market acceptance and they continue to [...]

More and more home users are getting over their fears of networking and diving right in. Manufacturers are making it easier for ordinary, less tech savvy folks to take advantage of services like DLNA and wireless home network storage devices and the latest product introduction from Belkin, the Home Base, [...]

So how would you like to have your very own smartphone running Windows XP? And I’m not talking about some diluted version of the real deal, I’m talking about a full-fledged all the bells and whistles (and bugs) version of Windows XP on a device that’s just about the size [...]

Slowly, but very surly, we have watched the digital picture frame evolve into a multimedia power house that as well as displaying image slideshows offer multimedia support and wireless net access and now HP are pushing the functionality envelope further with their newly unveiled HP DreamScreen 100 and DreamScreen 130 [...]

It’s all about sharing. People want to share their lives with anyone that’ll listen and sites like YouTube and FaceBook are a testament to this personal media exodus. On top of this, we all want to be able to access our data and information no matter where we are on [...]