Category: Hardware

Feb 25, 2016

Replace Your Asus Router with a Secure Device

Asus has settled its lawsuit with the FTC and is now subject to 20 years of audits. Apparently, wireless routers

Jan 12, 2016

Samsung Announces a Surface Pro Clone

Competition is a wonderful thing. I've always been a fan of two barracudas in a tank. Enter Samsung to the

Jan 11, 2016

Wireless Storage for Your Smartphone

A major complaint of a lot of iPhone users is having to spend a bunch of money to get larger

Dec 21, 2015

Juniper Announces Three Year Old Backdoor

It looks like the government may have gotten its wish. Juniper announced that it found “unauthorized” code embedded in an

Dec 01, 2015

How to Maximize Smartphone Battery Life

Well, the first piece of advice is NOT to believe what you have heard in the past about charging, discharging,

Oct 22, 2015

Western Digital Encryption Doesn’t Protect Your Data

It was not a good day for Western Digital when a team of academics published a paper showing how poor

Oct 05, 2015

Surface Pro 4 Has Killer Feature Not Available with iPad

BGR reports that Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 will have a smart frame feature that will automatically adjust the display bezel

Sep 16, 2015

Another Inkjet Catastrophe

We have never been a big fan of inkjet printers. Laser jet printers are the way to go even if

Sep 10, 2015

Should You Buy the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 or the iPad Pro?

Apple has announced its new product line for the coming year. One of the announced products is the much larger

Sep 08, 2015

Backdoor Access for Seagate Wireless Drives

What are they thinking? Some models of Seagate wireless drives come with something you didn’t intend to purchase. A backdoor

Aug 05, 2015

Epson Doesn’t Ever Want You to Run Out of Ink

I’ve never been a big fan of inkjet printers, but Epson may have shifted that opinion for a lot of

Jul 21, 2015

No MicroSD Card in Your Smartphone? Not a Problem

It is a common trend for manufacturers to not allow memory expansion for Smartphones. Apple has never allowed memory expansion