Windows-based all-in-one PCs once earned little respect. While most of today’s AIOs still lack the graphics horsepower for hard-core gaming (we’ll show you one exception), the best models are far removed from the 98-pound weaklings of yore. Many models use laptop parts, which minimize heat, power consumption, (more…)
Read moreMozilla introduced a pre-loaded list of domains for Firefox that only can be connected to securely in order to help protect the privacy and security of users. To force secure connections between the browser and a server, Mozilla uses HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security), a mechanism used (more…)
Read moreEven as IT pros wrestle with the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend, corporate security is being further complicated by another emerging trend: bring your own network (BYON). BYON is a by-product of increasingly common technology that allows users to create their own mobile networks, usually through mobile wireless hotspots. (more…)
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Aug
2012
Intel Chips to Support Wireless Charging by 2014
Intel is betting on wireless charging and plans to build the technology into its products by the end of next year. Transmitters would be built into the notebooks and ultrabooks, with receivers built into a wide range of devices using Intel’s chips. Details are rather scant, although (more…)
Read moreIn a move hailed by industry as long overdue, the Federal Aviation Administration has announced plans to convene a working group that will reevaluate the current regulations concerning the use of personal electronic devices on airplanes. The FAA said that the working group, to be comprised of (more…)
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Apr
2010
Experience the iPad UI On Your PC
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Apr
2010
10 Essential iPad Tips & Tricks
Any idiot can use an iPad at a basic level. It’s designed that way. But even still, there are things that you’re just supposed to magically know—things no one ever necessarily tells you. So we’re here to help. Read the full article here By friendlycomputers
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