Microsoft and Google seem to be trying to hit each other where it can hurt most. While Microsoft’s Bing search engine, or should I say “decision engine”, is actually taking share from Google , the search engine giant takes their own swing at Microsoft with the announcement to extend Chrome, from a mere browser to [...]
Today, Seagate announced a series of new products in its FreeAgent line that are targeted specifically at the Mac marketplace. First is the new FreeAgent Go for Mac USB product. This is the same thin, svelte drive that the PC market has drooled over since it was introduced last Fall. Now formatted specifically for the [...]
There is a potential revolution brewing in the digital TV market. Imaging this: you buy a nice, new high-def LCD TV, bring it home and connect your cable directly to the back – no set-top-box required! No more complicated connections between your TV and set-to-box, no more multiple remote controls – plus, complete access [...]
A few weeks ago I blogged about the possibility of cutting the phone cord and going wireless at home. My hesitation is not wanting to rely on a single little cell phone at home… I like the convienience and ergonomics of cordless phone systems. Update: My experience with the GE Cell Fusion Gateway was awesome. [...]
Well, I’m sure you’ve already heard plenty about the announcements made today by Apple during the keynote address at Apple‘s Worldwide Developer’s Conference, but I thought I would provide a recap and add my opinion to the announcements. What was announced: New MacBook Lineup – now all MacBook Pro’s. Sealed Batteries. Improved Battery Life. Better [...]
It’s a very busy time of year – E3 and Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference. We have already heard the buzz from E3, and next week we will find out how many of the rumors circulating around Apple are true. Zune The first news we heard was of the latest Zune coming to market this [...]
I’m on a mission… to figure out what people do today with all of their digitized music, pictures and videos. Everyone is a little different, and the vast number of opportunities makes each of us unique in how we set up our homes, and what products and systems we use to enjoy our digital stuff. [...]
An interesting blog post by Gizmodo’s Wilson Rothman hit close to home for me today. Partly because I work for Seagate and focus on the storage market for consumer electronics which is dominated by DVRs, but also because I’m a DVR fan and a fan of Tivo. Wilson’s blog post happens to focus on Tivo’s [...]
Cutting the telephone cord… I’m sure you’ve noticed, but there are quite a few options for residential phone service these days. You have your traditional service from your local Telco, a number of Voice over IP options such as Vonage and there are digital cable services like the one I’m currently using from Comcast called [...]
I just heard about a cool new technology that allows the user of a Windows notebook (that has a Bluetooth receiver in it) to secure their notebook when they are away without any keystrokes! And the best part? It UNLOCKS when they return, again, without any keystrokes! This cool new technology is called Phoenix Freeze, [...]
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