In an effort to go completely paperless, I was presented with the problem of needing to sign a document that was emailed to me and send it back. Without having to print out the form to sign it nor needing access to a scanner or fax machine to send it back, you can simply take [...]
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Written By: James Rintamaki on April 24, 2011 86 Comments
The Samsung Galaxy S 2 is Samsung’s latest android phone featuring an Eynos dual core processor, 4.3” Super AMOLED Plus screen, and 1080p 8.0mp rear camera all in an sleek and extremely light (4.1oz) package. First off, thanks to Samsung for the opportunity to be a member of the Samsung Mob!lers group again, and to [...]
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Written By: James Rintamaki on April 19, 2011 7 Comments
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer tries to bridge the gap between tablet, netbook, and laptop. It’s one of the first tablets to feature the 1.2ghz Tegra 2 processor, 1gb ram, with an optional keyboard dock (which doubles as an extra battery as well), while remaining affordable! What is it like? Continue reading below: Specifications: [...]
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Written By: James Rintamaki on February 6, 2010 120 Comments
Follow the HD video or picture guide to learn how to dismantle and upgrade the Dell Mini 1012 netbook
After waiting for what seemed like forever, I woke up this morning to find a notification for an ICS update for my Galaxy Note! After downloading and updating, I’ve noticed that there are some neat features that are now available; some may simply be because of Android 4.x, some are from the Galaxy Note Premium [...]
I recently bought two Foxconn nT-330i machines (dual core, atom n330, mini desktops) and found myself needing to flash the bios. However, I installed Windows 7 64bit and Linux on them and unfortunately there’s no easy utility to flash the bios from within either of those operating systems (the Foxconn bios utility only works in [...]









