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Sep 18, 2009
HDTV Shopping: No More Buyer's Remorse
Dazzled by rows of HDTVs at the local electronics store, consumers choose the brightest and biggest set they can afford. Then why are so many disappointed when that same TV doesn't look quite so fabulous at home? If
Sep 11, 2009
The $5 HDTV Upgrade
For only $5 you can significantly improve your TV display. If you have an HDTV and you don’t have an HDMI cable, you’re missing out. TopTenREVIEWS Scott Wimmer said, “I changed my cables from composite to HDMI. It was a night and day difference. I
Sep 04, 2009
No Generation Gap for Cell Phones
By eight, 35% of kids have a cell phone, and I’m not talking about the three button ‘Call Mom’ kiddie phone popular five years ago. If kids aren’t carrying kiddie phones, what do they have? Look no further than your own pocket. Kids want wh
Aug 28, 2009
Receiver May Be the Weakest Link in Home Theater
Watching a Blu-ray movie on a Blu-ray player delivers five times the picture quality of ordinary DVDs, but are you getting the best audio as well? Today’s Blu-ray discs contain superior sound data, but you have to have the right receiver to hear it. If your receiver is older than one year, it probably does not have the ability to decode the new, higher quality audio formats: Dolby TrueHD
Aug 24, 2009
Back to School without Books
College textbooks are a backbreaking weight and a budget busting expense. Nineteen million students will spend an average of $500 for books this fall, that's $9.5 billion. If there's a way to save, you can bet resourceful students will find it.
University of Utah engineering major, Jack Furbush cut his book expense down to $300 last semester. He went online for used books. He was forced
Aug 14, 2009
September Price Drop for LED TVs
Regular NFL season starts September 13, and if you can't be in the stadium, you want to feel like you are, and that means as big a TV as your living room and budget can accommodate. For the first time, new TV buyers have a third option to consider along with LCD and plasma--LED.
Introduced by Samsung at the annual Consumer Electronics Show last January, LED TVs are getting the buzz in t
Aug 10, 2009
iPhone Alternatives: More than iCandy
There are reasons to buy an iPhone, but not all are sound. For an unlimited two year data plan, you'll pay at least $3800. That's reason enough to give it a hard look before you buy. Contrary to iPhone users' claims, there are real alternatives, and depending on how you use your phone, better choices.
Aug 04, 2009
Get Internet on Your Computer from Your Phone
Last week I received a question from a reader about using his cell phone to provide internet access to his netbook. This process is called tethering, and it’s worth a look. On the surface, it seems like a way to save on internet access fees: one data package fee for the cell phone, hook it up to the computer with a USB cable or use Bluetooth for a wireless connection, and you’ve got
Jul 27, 2009
Everything You Need from Google, and It's Free
I like using products developed by the same company. I know they’ll work together. It’s a lot like buying appliances. If I like my GE refrigerator, chances are I’ll like the dishwasher, electronics will be simil
Jul 20, 2009
Not a Twitter Fan? Think Again.
Every morning I wake up to the sound of birds. I have no idea what types of birds, it's just alot of chirping to me. And so it is with Twitter, the Internet's fastest growing social networking or microblogging site. To the unitiated, it must seem an awful lot like standing in an aviary: lots of birds, lots of noise. Answering the simple question, "What are you doing?" posted at the to
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