I walk you through the process of greatly improving the speed f your HP TouchPad. By Default HP has a lot of processes going on in the background that slow down the seemingly fast 1.2Ghz tablet. Once you turn off or minimize...
Read MoreNow that the Touchpad has suddenly become a popular item with the price reduction, I thought I would show you the great user experience it provides. I walk you through the interface and show the basic features of WebOS....
Read MoreThe HP Touchpad is officially discontinued. In the rush to get these inexpensive touch pads I was able to get this one for myself. I unbox the touchpad and go through the initial setup. ...
Read MoreJumping into the game early is the HP Slate. The display runs windows and during the keynote, Steve Balmer showed it running a Kindle app. The Slate can also run games, is faster than an iPhone, but slower than a full fledged PC. The details at the moment are a bit short at the moment, but when they do arrive we will be sure to let you know. See a quick video of the Slate after the jump.
Read MoreEveryone loves to see some secret aircraft from our U.S. arsenal. This picture was caught in by a French photographer and published on his secret defense blog. Previously this aircraft was captured visually in Kandahar, but in your typical blurry images that lacked any real detail. The photo seen above is of what is thought to be a UAV or an unmanned aerial vehicle. Some sites have commented that it appears it may be large enough and show a canopy that you can slightly make out at this angle.
Read MoreAt the Intel Developer Forum Yesterday, Intel announced new, very small Centrino Processors for Notebook computers. The processors are a result of the reasearch and development done for the Macbook Air. Per Arstechnica, "Centrino processors will be used in both Lenovo’s X301 and HP’s 2530p." "Both the SL9400 (1.8GHz) and the SL9300 (1.6GHz) use a 1066MHz FSB and carry 6MB of L2 cache. Intel is also introducing a pair of 10W processors: the SU9400 (1.4GHz) and SU9300 (1.2GHz). Both of these chips run on an 800MHz FSB and carry 3MB of L2 cache." Its nice to see more trickle down affect on the overall computing world. Now if they could fit that into an iPhone we’ll be all set.
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