Category: Hardware

Sep 08, 2020

Trash Your Inkjet Printer

We've said it countless times over the years. Don't be tempted to purchase an inkjet printer. The initial cost of

Aug 24, 2020

25 Character Master Password – Yahtzee on Steroids

Got an extra $25? Head over to Crowd Supply and order 25 plastic dice guaranteed to generate an extremely strong

Aug 19, 2020

Avoid Samsung Devices Not on the Three Year List

We've owned Samsung smartphones since the early days. Samsung posted a press release where it has committed to three generations

Jul 30, 2020

Thunderbolt 4 Coming Soon

I really love the Thunderbolt 3 connection on my laptop. It's a high-speed USB-C connection that supports high speed data

Jul 29, 2020

Use Windows 10 to Determine Unused RAM Slots

Most users have no clue if they can expand the memory in their computer. It's pretty easy to determine how

Jul 22, 2020

$50 Bucks Can Double Internet Speed on Your Computer

Everyone wants faster internet. As we continue to work from home, the network connections at our houses are being taxed

Jul 07, 2020

Some Home Routers More Secure Than Others

Most of us are still working from home during this coronavirus pandemic and using our home networks to conduct daily

Jun 29, 2020

Latest Apple Rumor: No EarPods or Power Adapter for 2020 iPhones

TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has a really good track record predicting Apple's actions prior to official announcement. As appleinsider

Jun 17, 2020

Linksys Releases Low Cost Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router

Mesh routers are used to provide a more robust Wi-Fi network that covers a larger area than a nonmesh router.

Jun 09, 2020

Solar Powered Wireless Keyboard

Say goodbye to batteries and recharging. BGR reported on the release of a new wireless keyboard model from Logitech that

May 19, 2020

Users Upset About Potential Removal of iPhone Lightning Connector

Let's face it. Apple has a reputation for making changes it believes users need. First it was changing from the

May 12, 2020

Seven Vulnerabilities Announced for Computers with Thunderbolt USB-C Connectors

Thunderspy sounds like a movie title, but it's the name given to the multitude of vulnerabilities announced for any computer