Microsoft’s bizarre treatment of Wontek over the last few months has been disappointing to say the least. Microsoft stopped our advertising on Bing driving traffic to our reviews and news. We are told we have a high density of ads above the fold of the site, that being (1) advert to be exact.

To boot we get phone calls from Bing’s call center every day asking if we have removed advertising from our site. A supervisor named David told us that we should make two sites! That being 1 site for Google and 1 site for Bing, which is a totally absurd notion.

Windows evolution:

When Windows 95 came out, it featured an improved interface that was easy to use, and brought PC based computing into a new era with the introduction of the Start button.

A mystery band hacked Aerosmith's website, and posted their manifesto. I honestly kinda feel band for the guys for them to resort to that, because it is pretty hard this day and age, and if anything I think it just may give other younger bands ideas...in the words of Steven Tyler, all I have to say is... "'Dream On', dudes".

http://aerosmith.com/

During the last month, Tracfone’s Net10 brand has been disappearing from many Walmart stores around the country, one can only guess that this is to put more emphasis on Straight Talk and Tracfone brands. Or they could even be testing some geo marketing.

Do you know that annoying moment that you reach to your iPhone, just t

We always hear about the importance of privacy online, and protecting oneself from things like identity theft. That’s all good and well, but what if I told you that there was an inevitable breeding ground for a wide range of criminal activity, including (but not limited to) hackers, human traffickers, drug deals, weapons sales, underground fights, assassins for hire, and disturbingly enough, child pornography. What if I told you all of these transactions took place using a digital decentralized currency known as bit coin? Sounds like some sort of dystopian sci fi novel eh?

I have been an avid user of AVG’s range of anti-virus products for a long time and I have got to say from a personal computer and now mobile computing point of view I have been very impressed with how my devices have been protected for a decade and counting.
I remember back in the early days AVG was simply called Free Anti-virus by AVG may be around 1999… and since those days the software has matured into an amazing commercial product that I have been recommended to all my friends and the pro version to companies I have worked with.

For many years now people traveling with laptop computers have gone to coffee shops all over the world to take advantage of free wifi, and a cup of coffee to either get some work done or just socialize while using their computer. For the majority of coffee shops like Starbucks, Coffeebean and tealeaf (these guys are super fake) and other huge corporations the internet is really slow and the customer service is fake and they have spiels that you will hear them say over and over again.

The merger of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS was a bit of a shock for customers of both companies not just the shareholders. When the merger is completed the company will be using just the T-Mobile brand dissolving the MetroPCS brand eventually.

For T-Mobile customers there is going to be finally a path to 4G LTE and an even larger network base and customers.  For customers of both MetroPCS and T-Mobile there is a good outlook as the benefits for the merger is a move to newer LTE technologies on GSM networks.