Intel's Continuum of Personal Computing Experience Demonstrated By Meghan J. McDonough Published 13 September 11 The Intel Developer Forum officially kicked off today, with Paul Otellini delivering the first of three keynotes. He spoke about how Intel envisions a complete continuum of interconnected devices late...
MSI Wind vs. HP Mini-Note XP - Which Boots Faster? By Meghan J. McDonough Published 3 June 08 Every second you sit there waiting for your laptop to boot is another moment you'll wish you had back when you're lying on your deathbed and your life is flashing before your eyes. So we were wonderin...
Gaming on the MSI Wind By Meghan J. McDonough Published 3 June 08 The MSI Wind is not being marketed as a gaming laptop and for good reason. You wouldn't expect a mini-notebook with an integrated graphics chip, a low-power Atom CPU, and a 1024x600 resolution screen ...
CTIA Fall 2011: Day Two Wrap-Up By Meghan J. McDonough Published 13 October 11 The second day of CTIA flew by just as fast as the first day. While yesterday was dominated by smartphones, today we saw apps and technology that are moving us into the future and redrawing the line b...
Intel: Thunderbolt Ports to Dock Soon On PCs and Ultrabooks By Meghan J. McDonough Published 14 September 11 Intel made it known today that its Thunderbolt I/O port technology isn't just for Apple. The quick-paced solution for wired data transfers will soon be made available to PCs and the new class of ultra...
10 Tips For Using Google Voice By Meghan J. McDonough Published 26 August 11 One of Google’s most useful services is Google Voice, which provides users with one number where their friends, clients, and colleagues can always reach them. This is great news for anyone who’s s...
10 Flashy Flickr Tips: Detailed Tagging, Privacy Settings, More By Meghan J. McDonough Published 8 February 11 If you're an avid photographer or a rabid photo organizer, or if you just love looking through photo albums, Flickr is the social network for you. It's the most widely used free online photo sharing s...
New Nikon D4 Flagship DSLR Announced: Your Camera Now Feels Inadequate By Meghan J. McDonough Published 6 January 12 Just ahead of CES, Nikon has announced their flagship full format DSLR, the D4. By christening the D4 as their lead camera, it's their new standard bearer and features numerous multimedia and videogra...
Make Your MacBook Better Than New By Meghan J. McDonough Published 31 August 10 MacBooks, to borrow a phrase from another company, can “take a licking and keep on ticking.”While a circa 2008 17-inch MacBook Pro still packs a respectable Intel Core 2 Duo processor and runs OS ...
Android Phones With 720p Displays Coming Soon By Meghan J. McDonough Published 10 October 11 The announcement of LG's Optimus LTE phone in South Korea heralded a new era in Android smartphones thanks to its new 1280 x 720p resolution display on a 4.5-inch screen. Described as a retina displa...
Canon’s Four New Cameras Are Rich With Features But Low On Price By Meghan J. McDonough Published 5 January 11 At this year's CES, Canon is releasing updates to its wallet-friendly A series line of point-and-shoot cameras. They all feature subject detection, Smart Auto for letting the camera choose the best sc...
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Has 13,000 Apps, Angry Birds Coming Soon By Meghan J. McDonough Published 13 April 11 News out of the MIX11 conference today reveals that the Windows Phone 7 app store now has 13,000 apps with 1,500 more added every month. Though that number pales in comparison to the hundreds of tho...
Intel Bringing Android Gingerbread to Atom in January 2012 By Meghan J. McDonough Published 12 September 11 Intel's Atom processor has been around since the halcyon days of netbooks, but Intel isn't done with the chip yet. Based on video promoting the latest iteration of the chip, the Atom E6xx, Intel is op...
Sony Debuts New Budget Cybershot Cameras By Meghan J. McDonough Published 9 January 12 Today, Sony announced three new additions to its Cybershot line of point-and-shoot cameras with the hope that their superior optics and capabilities will attract consumers who are tired of sub-par sma...
So Long MeeGo; Long Live the New Linux-based Tizen By Meghan J. McDonough Published 28 September 11 Where'd you go, MeeGo? The Linux-based open source MeeGo platform, which resulted from the combination of the Moblin and Maemo Linux sub-platforms, is officially on its way out. In its place will be...
Hottest and Coolest Notebooks By Meghan J. McDonough Published 9 March 10 When testing for heat levels on new notebooks, we use a laser thermometer to measure the key touch points (chassis bottom, keyboard, and touchpad) on a notebook after it has been playing a streaming v...
Top 10 Videos of CES 2012 By Meghan J. McDonough Published 16 January 12 Last week's 2012 Consumer Electronics Show was filled with lots of exciting technology that is coming your way in the near future. We shot a lot of video last week with a lot of cool products. You can...
Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Convertible Tablet with Core i5 for $1,039 By Meghan J. McDonough Published 26 November 11 Stuck between a laptop and a tablet? Why not get the best of the both worlds with a convertible tablet! The 12.5-inch Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Multitouch Tablet is fit for both work and play. Best of all,...
Samsung Announces the Galaxy Beam with Built-in Pico Projector By Meghan J. McDonough Published 26 February 12 What won't your smartphone replace? Samsung is trying its hand at eliminating the pico projector-- which you've undoubtedly been lugging around to every family gathering-- with the Samsung Galaxy Beam...
Nikon D4 Video Hands-on: Seriously Powerful, Shockingly Fast By Meghan J. McDonough Published 12 January 12 LAS VEGAS-- Sleek, slim, svelte-- none of these words apply to Nikon’s new flagship DSLR, the D4, but it doesn’t matter. We just got our hands on this new 16.2MP camera and while it doesn’t brea...
Help Me, LAPTOP: I Want A Gaming Rig Under $1700 By Meghan J. McDonough Published 6 April 11 Gaming systems run the gamut from the 11-inch Alienware M11x to the 18-inch Toshiba Qosmio X505 and have an even wider price range. So how much system do you need to run World of Warcraft at maximum r...
Top 10 Mac App Store Apps By Meghan J. McDonough Published 10 February 11 It was just a matter of time before Apple sprinkled its App Store magic on the Mac, and it was definitely worth the wait. It's just as easy to discover apps as it is on mobile devices such as the iPad...
QR Code Crash Course: Are They Right for Your Business? By Meghan J. McDonough Published 18 November 11 You might not know what it’s called, but you’ve definitely seen it—even in the pages of this magazine. The little white square box littered with precise drops of black ink is called a Quick Resp...
How to Use Google+ on Android By Meghan J. McDonough Published 13 July 11 Google+ invites are open again and almost anyone who knows someone already using Google+ can jump in. While the desktop version of Google+ is compelling, the real potential lies with its mobile app....
Parallel JS Promises Faster, More Fluid Browser Apps By Meghan J. McDonough Published 15 September 11 If there's a theme to Intel's Developer Forum, it would probably be "Make it faster. Now." On day three of the IDF, the keynote is primarily focused on future technologies such as power-sipping proces...