Folks, I should be able to give  a review on the PowerLinc Modem (2412U) vs the 2414U, early next week.  My PLM is suppose to arrive on Friday, and I am hoping that it will solve some minor problems that we have been experiencing with the Home Automation.
I just finished dealing with a thread somewhere else, where the dialog went something like this: Q> Why isn’t this driver for this device working on Snow Leopard? A> It’s working for us, what type of Macintosh is it? Q> It’s not a Macintosh, it’s a PC A> A PC? Â You mean it’s not an […]
Ever wonder how an USB Thumb drive was made? Â Check out this video…
How does the iPhone keyboard compare against the Android keyboard?  What features make each system stand out in regards to their keyboards? Take a look here, Virtual Keyboards on iPhone and Android for an indepth examination of the keyboards…
Lifehacker reader Kurt emailed in a fantastic little kitchen setup. Kurt had an iMac G5 on hand, and a great idea for turning a desk in his kitchen into a workspace. The design is extremely simple thanks to the all-in-one design of the iMac. (View the rest of the article at The Upside Down Mac […]
Elgato makes some good products, but they are typically a little expensive…. Macworld has just announced that they have released “Elgato Video Capture”. And it’s pretty darn inexpensive at $100… What I am more concerned with is what Software is included. EyeTV, their normal software package has a history, this new “Video Capture Software” that […]
Perceptive Automation just announced: Smarthome Australasia (not related to the US Smarthome company) is now carrying both Indigo 4.0 Lite and Pro. If you live in New Zealand or Australia, then definitely check them out. They sell software/hardware packages, 220V/240V automation hardware (including Marmitek modules), alarm/security products, video surveillance products, and home entertainment products. (View […]
Fear and Terror! All your data are being stolen! Wow, this is just asinine, with emphasis on the ass part. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7816446.stm This article is telling everyone that if you really want your data to be safe when you throw away your computer, you need to beat the thing to a pulp with a hammer.  The most […]