One day, the future of Intel’s desktop business will lie within something that looks like the Microsoft Surface. No, not the tablet—the older, tabletop version. Remember that? Get some information on this great article from PCWorld.com
LinkedIn’s attempt to wedge itself into iPhone users’ emails is being “shut down”—a euphemism for killed—as part of the professional network’s effort to focus “on fewer things.” But LinkedIn’s Deep Nishar said the company is still focused on email, so maybe its Intro product is going away because it was a little creepy. Check more on this article from PCWorld.com
Today I’d like to share one of the best ways to ask and answer questions when you’re not at your PC: The Stack Exchange app. Stack Exchange is a network of Q&A sites, the best-known of which is Stack Overflow – an excellent Q&A site which we mentioned as one of 10 websites that can help the beginner programmer with sample code snippets. Get some tips on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Apple will continue relying on chip designer Imagination Technologies for multimedia rendering technologies in iPhones and iPads. Check on this article from PCWorld.com
The fine folks over at Mozilla remain hard at work improving their Firefox browser, and the team has just launched Firefox 27, which brings an improved social API, support for Google’s SPDY 3.1 protocol, and Transport Layer Security (TLS) versions 1.1 and 1.2. An update has also rolled out for the Android version of the popular web browser, though the changes are a little smaller over there. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
I’m going to tell you exactly why your iPhone battery drains so quickly and exactly how to fix it. I’ll explain how you can get longer battery life out of your iPhonewithout sacrificing functionality! I don’t believe anyone should have to turn off every feature that makes the iPhone so enjoyable to use. Check this very informative article from PayetteForward.com
I have never seen the need to upgrade my ancient MP3 player, and the remaining lifespan of standalone MP3 players is now surely limited by the relentless march of smartphones, wearable tech, and cloud based music services. On the other hand, netbooks have been edged out of the market by the ever increasing capabilities of tablets and the competitive pricing of standard laptops – is the Chromebook not merely a watered-down version of these redundant models? Get some info from this article on MakeUseOf.com