I have steadily grown more and more frustrated with iTunes, the oh-so-loved application of millions; its feature set is basic, it’s dreadfully slow, not to mention bloated, and worst of all, it has polarized the media player market to such an extend that I often wish it had never been introduced.
The first time I [...]

Well, this is an interesting development. Turns out that I was wrong; Dell has indeed decided to expand their PC lineup to include Linux right out of the box. Last week, on their IdeaStorm blog, Dell announced that due to intense demand Linux will soon be offered as an alternative to [...]

A few weeks ago, in an effort to get back on track towards once again making quality products, Dell started an initiative called IdeaStorm. The basic gist being that costumers can make suggestions about what they would like to see from Dell in the future. It didn’t take too long for [...]

Adobe recently announced its plans to offer a free, online version of its popular image manipulation program, Photoshop. The service should be available by the fourth quarter of this year, and will be part of an every growing effort of numerous companies to get as many applications as possible off of [...]

Back when the first HD disc formats appeared, there were quite a few in the tech industry who declared that no one in their right mind would want to download a high definition movie off of BitTorrent. Well, they were wrong. As the popularity of HD-DVD and Blu-Ray increases in traditional [...]