Google’s Chrome OS offers a sleek and browser-centric computing experience, but its relevance and future remain uncertain. While it excels in simplicity and internet-based tasks, it falls short in replacing traditional PCs. Its fate hinges on Google’s strategy and the ongoing battle between netbooks, tablets, and PCs.
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The iPhone is finally available on Verizon, bringing an end to the network exclusivity debate. Rejoice or complain, the choice is yours.
Why I hate all of you, your phones, my phone, and myself. Read More »
Ricky Gervais is standing by his edgy Golden Globes monologue, despite the backlash from some celebrities. He says that he is a supporter of free speech and that he believes that anything can be comedy, as long as it’s not meant seriously.
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A new worm is spreading through Twitter that redirects users to a phony anti-virus site. The site then prompts users to download a virus.
Gonzo’s Pro Tip: If you have anti-virus software don’t download new stuff from a link Read More »
The long-awaited Verizon iPhone has finally arrived, but many are unhappy with the phone for various reasons.
What’s wrong with us? Read More »
Google Doodles have become increasingly common, losing their special meaning and connection to users.
Enough with the Google doodles already! Read More »
While Apple has not officially announced a Sprint iPhone, there are some factors that suggest it is possible. Sprint is a CDMA network, so Apple would not need to make any hardware changes to the Verizon iPhone to make it work on Sprint’s network. However, Sprint’s next-generation network is WiMax, while Verizon’s is LTE. This could mean that Apple would need to wait for a chip that can support both LTE and WiMax before releasing a Sprint iPhone.
Does this mean Sprint is getting the iPhone? Read More »
The release of the Verizon iPhone marks a major shift for CDMA technology, with the potential to open up new markets in China and India.
I’m not American, why should I care about the Verizon iPhone? Read More »
Microsoft needs to showcase Windows 8, horizontal streamlining, Kinect integration, and cloud-first features at CES 2011 to regain its footing in the tech industry.
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