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Continue reading →: Review – Windows Live Movie Maker 2011 (beta)
In my first tech video, I review the Windows live movie maker 2011 beta that came as part of the windows live essentials 2011 beta that Microsoft just recently released for download
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Continue reading →: Be Reminded to Check-In With 4SquareMinder ReviewEver want to be alerted when you were approaching one of your frequent check-in spots? Then this app is for you. 4SquareMinder is a pretty cool app that I like to use to keep track of my check-in locations from Foursquare. The layout of 4SquareMinder is seemingly simple but can be a…
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Continue reading →: LogMeIn Ignition App Review
Well I’ve been waiting ages for an Android app that allows remote access to my computers at home while I’m away. While I continue to wait on TeamViewers’ promised app, I have found a very promising replacement. I introduce to you LogMeIn Ignition for Android. LogMeIn running on an HTC EVO…
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Continue reading →: Tech Trek II: Sierra Online – Phantasmagoria
Pictures used Copyrighted to Sierra Online (Phantasmagoria, 1995) Ok, I thought it was time for a second ‘Tech Trek’, I’m really bored and I thought I would write this, This time I am gonna focus on gaming through the ‘popular period’, (1980 – 1999) but I will be focusing…
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Continue reading →: Halo Reach XBOX Live Market Place Leak
Just last week on monday August 16th, 2010, The highly anticipated XBOX original Title Halo Reach was leaked to the world on the XBox live Market Place. Currently selling for the equivalent of $1250.00 US dollars or 99,999 Microsoft points this leak doesn’t come cheap. Microsoft officials are encouraging…
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Continue reading →: Most Expensive Computer in the World
The Japanese government estimates the Earth Simulator cost $400,000,000, making it the most expensive computer ever built. By May 2002, the 640 processor node supercomputer was benchmarked with Linpack as having 35.86 TFlop/s performance. Each processor node in the Earth Simulator contains 8 vector processors running at 500MHz with 16GB…
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Continue reading →: Tech Trek I: Starting Paths
Image used from Assail’s Weblog Let’s step back in time for a bit… but before we do, my name is christhecoolboy, I am a new blog writer for TechTronica… I hope to be writing blogs and be part of this site for a long time… Ok, stepping back in time?…
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Continue reading →: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World [8-bit Madness]
In the wake of me watching the ever-so epic Scott pilgrim Vs. The World movie along with my brother and a friend, I had the privilege on getting my hands on a PS3 to play the equally awesome 8-bit game. I’ve played my share of 8-bit games in the past (still do too) but…
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Continue reading →: MineCraft
MineCraft is a free online game witch currently is in its alpha stages and soon moving upto beta. MineCraft lets you be in control in a first person experance and allows you to move around freely the only thing you have to do is to stay alive. Sure in…
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Continue reading →: Wordle- You’ll Never Look At Words The SameEver wanted to look like you know how to do art? Wanted to make your avatar or picture to stand-out? Well fear not wordle is hear to help you out! Wordle is a free word art online service for you to create and manipulate your words to look fantastic.…
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Continue reading →: Android Market: “May I See Your License?”
Well maybe the Google Android mascot we’ve come to know and love doesn’t look like and maybe it didn’t say “May I See Your License”,but be aware, Android is now providing some “Law Enforcement” for those app developers that want to protect their apps from being unscrupulously distributed over the interwebs.…
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Continue reading →: The T-Mobile G1 Is No More
Image from Cellphones Etc The title says it all. The beloved pioneering Android device that flew solo for nearly a year is being taken of the main line. This had already been foreseen due to the fact that many more advanced Android devices have been released into the market making the aging G1 look…
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Continue reading →: iPhone or iPhlop?
Image is from CNET in this article Should we call it the iPhone or the iPhlop? Some people would argue either way with the recent signal loss troubles with the iPhone 4. The problem is people hold their phones with what is called the “Death” grip. This covers the antenna and basically…
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Continue reading →: DMCA Exception Calls Jailbreak “Legal”…Or Does It?
Image obtained from Gadget Review I happened to be browsing through Wallzy when I spotted a rather oddly titled article. I followed the link to Engadget to find the article saying that it was now “legal” for product owners, especially Apple and Android owners, to root or jailbreak their devices. In my mind I’m thinking…
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Continue reading →: That’s A Wrap (Up)
Well it’s been a bit since we last updated you guys on what has been happening in the tech world. Things can get a little busy on our end.…
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