Computing-related pain is very common in both the average computer user as well as in some that use a computer for many hours a day, whether it be in the workplace, or at home. Carpel Tunnel of the wrists, neck pain, back pain, tendinitis or forearm pain are all complications resulting from the repetitive motions computing entails and from poor posture while using a computer. With this said, we all aren't doomed for a painful computing death. There are some simple steps to take for those… Continue

Yes, it seems the time has come where 2g breaths it's last breath. While AT&T hasn't stated they are killing EDGE service, they have stated, according to Gizmodo that \"AT&T is downgrading its EDGE/2G service to the weaker 1900 MHz band."



Previously, EDGE service used the… Continue

Could this be another product to be revealed next week at Macworld? Apple recently patented the design of "iPhone capable" gloves and as stated on Engadget, "it details a glove with a thin, electrically conductive, "anti-sticky" inner layer that is able to function with a capacitive touchscreen. It also suggests the glove could have… Continue

After receiving and installing 4 gigs of ram and a Geforce 9500 GT graphics card from Newegg, all is well for my brothers computer. One downside was that his Dell Dimension desktop only allocates 3.3 gigs of ram being that his system is only 32 bit. Oh well. Ram was only around $20 anyway and went in pretty easily.



In terms of the new graphics card, we had some troubles. After removing and disabling the old graphics card and drivers, we took off the case, ripped out the old one and… Continue

Those people at Google are dirty tricksters! To think this went unnoticed for so long! Hidden in the Settings menu of the Google iPhone App is a menu called "Bells and Whistles." Once activated, you can change the menu color, change the default sound to a monkey or chicken (which is quite entertaining I may add), enable a live… Continue