Computing-related pain is very common in both the average computer user as well as in some that use a computer for many hours a day, whether it be in the workplace, or at home. Carpel Tunnel of the wrists, neck pain, back pain, tendinitis or forearm pain are all complications resulting from the repetitive motions computing entails and from poor posture while using a computer. With this said, we all aren't doomed for a painful computing death. There are some simple steps to take for those computi… Continue
Added by Matt S. on January 5, 2009 at 5:19am —
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Yes, it seems the time has come where 2g breaths it's last breath. While AT&T hasn't stated they are killing EDGE service, they have stated, according to… Continue
Added by Matt S. on January 3, 2009 at 1:00pm —
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Could this be another product to be revealed next week at Macworld? Apple recently patented the design of "iPhone capable" gloves and as stated on Engadget, "it deta… Continue
After receiving and installing 4 gigs of ram and a Geforce 9500 GT graphics card from Newegg, all is well for my brothers computer. One downside was that his Dell Dimension desktop only allocates 3.3 gigs of ram being that his system is only 32 bit. Oh well. Ram was only around $20 anyway and went in pretty easily.
In terms of the new graphics card, we had some troubles. After removing and disabling the old graphics card and drivers, we took off the case, ripped out the old one and started to p… Continue
Demonstration on how to clean your iPhone with the awesome polishing solution iKlear. Clean all your products with iKlear! Remove fingerprints, dust, dirt and disinfect at the same time.
Buy it here: http://store.apple.com/us/product/TK299LL/A Continue
So USB 3.0 (aka Superspeed USB) is starting to come back into focus after a few months of circulating rumors. USB 3.0 is finally here. Well, at least the technology is. According to Wired, “The first USB 3.0 devices probably won’t show up until the end of 2009 or early 2010.” It is a very good step in the right direction. USB hasn’t been upgraded since 2.0 was released about 8 years ago.
The new upgrade comes with some MAJOR perks. In addition to being faster (10x faster than USB 2.0 and 6x fas… Continue
Okay, so you failed horribly in completing last years New Years Resolutions. Don't be ashamed! There is a new year ahead of you and one that you can finally succeed in! List your resolutions for the new year! Here are some of mine:
-Stop reading Gizmodo
-Lose 10 pounds
-Eat healthier
-Call my parents more while at school
-Make awesome Youtube videos; attract a ton of subscribers!
-Work harder
-Help and reach more people than this past year
What are yours? Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 31, 2008 at 7:30am —
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The internet is a large and vast place. When it comes to getting information, one can easily be intimidated. For us Geeks!, our news stream (especially in my case) comes from the latest technology buzz. Instead of scrounging around in Google for the best tech news sites, why don't you let me give you a few to start off?
-Digg Technology- By far, this is my top source for tech news. The submission process through digg always keeps me up to date wit… Continue
Twitter, for the most part, is a reliable, micro-blogging service. It offers users with a free connection with their friends and online personalities around the globe. Tweeting has become very popular overall, and has attracted millions of users. However, sometimes Twitter fails us, and that is where DMFail comes in. For the past few days, this has been quite the hot topic for tweeters, as the website collects all Direct messages that were sent incorrectly. The result is an archive of embarrassi… Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 29, 2008 at 3:00pm —
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It has been another year for the iPhone and another year of great app releases. Many of us just received iPhones or iPod Touches for Christmas and are most likely wondering "What the hell should I load on this thing." If your lost in the vast sea of applications, let me boil down some great add-ons to get you pimped and in the iPhone scene in no time.
-Google
With the Google app, you can search the web either manually or through voice search, browse through the many Google applications s… Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 29, 2008 at 6:00am —
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In this day in age, computers crash, burn out, die, or even melt. Maybe I made that last one up, but you don't want to be the one to find out do you? I certainly do not want my computer melting into my lap while I'm working on it, and neither should you. Furthermore, people are hacked and information is stolen everyday. Don't become another victim of identity theft! Follow these 5 tips to safe computing.
5. Get Virus and Spyware Protection Software (for free!) and Keep it Updated… Continue
The holidays are almost over, with just a few days left. Let us all share our newly acquired gadgets, toys, gifts and games. Were you satisfied with your gifts? Did you not get that Flip Mino or iPhone you so longed for? Does that new sweater strangle you when you put it over your head? Please share your highs and woes of this holiday season with our geeky community here. After all, a little jealously or a little hilarity is always welcome. Spread your holiday cheer and share your experiences! Continue
I got my iPhone 3g today and I'm falling in love with it so far. I already have a bunch of apps, which I'll list below:
-AIM
-Twitterific
-Vlingo
-Evernote
-Facebook
-Flixster
-Hp iPrint
-i.tv
-Ocarina
-Pandora
-Tap tap tap
-Shazam
-Snaptell
-Seadragon
I have a few other games such as tap defense and tap tap revenge.
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Added by Matt S. on December 26, 2008 at 8:39pm —
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I love my Flip Mino. We've been through a lot in the past couple of weeks, ranging from getting new gadgets, cutting down the Christmas tree, enjoying a real Italian Christmas eve dinner and just having some good ol' fun.
Yes, we've have had some problems. I've had to erase her... it, a cou… Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 26, 2008 at 2:00pm —
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Links to share blog posts or articles are all around the internet. Many blogs have "Digg this!" or "Share on Facebook" buttons under most posts, in order to share content with larger social sites. Getting these buttons on your own Wordpress site can be done simply and easily.
1. Download the Sociable plugin from the Wordpress plugin directory site.
2. Upload the Sociable file into wp-content/plugins, using standard FTP or otherwise.… Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 25, 2008 at 3:26pm —
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Yes, I will admit I decided to install Google Desktop because it said Google. Usually assuming anything stamped Google means great software, but in this case I was terribly wrong. This is a follow up post to one on Mashable:"5 Reasons to Install Google Desktops Today". Please join me as I tear this app. to pieces.
1. Extremely (EXTREMELY) Long File Indexing Time
Straight from Google website: "Depending on how many fil… Continue
When it comes to external storage, the iPod really goes overlooked. It may look small, but some of these devices can pack up to 160Gb of data! Don't go out and buy a new external drive for a hundred bucks or so; if you have an old or current iPod laying around, use it to store your data. It is extremely portable and easily accessible through USB. Here's a few simple steps to make your iPod storage capable.
1. Connect the iPod to your computer. If iTunes does not automatically open, open up iTun… Continue
Added by Matt S. on December 24, 2008 at 6:27am —
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I've had a lot of people asking me how I made my favicon for my site, so I figured I would just tell you all. If you don't know what a favicon is, it is that little icon/picture in the address bar. See mine for an example:
Like humans, computers have feelings too. Sometimes they decide to eat your disk and keep it, shut down for no reason, lock their keyboards or not boot up. In this day in age, just like people, we shouldn't just turn them away and send them into repair. Just how you wouldn't go straight to the doctor on the onset of a runny nose, you shouldn't panic and ship your computer out when it is experiencing problems. Yes, this analogy is going a little far, but it does make sense. When you have computer… Continue