3 Reasons why the BlackBerry London will save RIM
Soon we will find out the future of the BlackBerry. Images of their first modern device surfaced recently, which gives rise to much speculation. Will this be the smartphone that puts BlackBerry back on the map? Or will it be yet another disappointing offering that ... Continue Reading →
Getting the Best out of your HDTV Experience
HDTV is the future of the home entertainment experience. Even families that don’t have the technology yet soon will as the price of HDTV screens comes down and internet and digital TV packages (like DirecTV deals that offer multiple packages at great prices) ... Continue Reading →
The Probable Future of Cloud Computing
Cloud computing has been one of the buzzwords on the lips of IT folks for a few years now, but it’s really just been in the past year that the average consumer is aware of the technology. Cloud computing, in the most basic sense, is the running of applications ... Continue Reading →
BlackBerry Making Changes Amidst Service Outages
Research In Motion (RIM), the manufacturers of BlackBerry phone deals, have again apologised for the recent unprecedented outage. Perhaps more significantly, they’ve also apologised for their lack of thought for their customers, admitting that they should ... Continue Reading →
Facebook Introduces Bing Powered Translation Service
Two of the world’s biggest internet phenomenons have come together in an attempt to make social networking easier. We are talking about Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook and Steve Ballmer’s Microsoft. Basically, Facebook is going to have a ‘translate’ button ... Continue Reading →
Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus i9250
Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus i9250, also known as Samsung Google Nexus Prime will be the latest cell phone from Samsung partnering with the web giant Google. This will be Google’s first android Ice cream sandwich smartphone. Ice cream sandwich is a mobile operating ... Continue Reading →
Tech Crates Traffic Report: September 2011
Another month passed off … September was a great month for this Tech Blog, the blog was able to draw more than 26K visits during the month of September. Organic traffic holds the first position as usual but direct and referrals too constituted a bit more.
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