IFA 2013 Berlin – What’s Coming From Whom?
We’re just a couple of days away from one of the biggest dates on the technology calendar – Berlin’s legendary IFA event scheduled to kick off at the beginning of September. Each year, the biggest names in the business turn up to show-off what they’ve got ... Continue Reading →
What Is the Best Home Security Gadget for Your Lifestyle?
This article was published in 2013 and updated in October 2026.
Home security has changed a lot since 2013. Instead of choosing between a CCTV system, a smartphone app or a traditional burglar alarm, most modern devices now combine all three: cameras, sensors and ... Continue Reading →
Netbooks vs. Laptops: Which is Right for You?
Whether you have a netbook or a laptop or even both you may have decided it’s time to make a decision and just stick by one of the two types of computer. Which is the best option? Understanding the difference between the two is the best place to start when making ... Continue Reading →
Retro Game Check: The Legacy of GTA III
For many gamers, the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series started with Grand Theft Auto 3. Yes, it is the third game in a series, but it throws out a lot of what was done in the first two Grand Theft Auto games and starts almost from scratch. The first two GTA games were ... Continue Reading →
CyanogenMod – Pure Android Custom ROM
As an open system by design, the concept of Android is nothing less than freedom for developers, software and sharing best practices. Linux users just love Android and based on its roots, the Linux kernel (kernel version 3.x with Android 4.x, prior 2.x) it shares ... Continue Reading →
Rumour Roundup: What do we know about iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S
Every year we hear rumours that Apple will release a low cost iPhone but this time rumours are getting strong. AllThingsD and many other tech sites like Tech Crunch, 9To5Mac have confirmed from their reliable sources that Apple will be holding an event on September ... Continue Reading →
Raspberry Pi – Tiny Open Hardware Development
The Raspberry Pi is a sleek new single-board computer that gives users a fun and easy way to learn about the inner workings of computers and how to write computer code. And as it has gained popularity, it has been joined by a host of new accessories that add to ... Continue Reading →
How to Improve Your Wi-Fi Signal: 8 Practical Tips
This article was published in 2013 and updated in October 2026.
Slow pages, buffering videos and dropped video calls in some rooms? A weak Wi-Fi signal is one of the most common home network problems — and most of the fixes are free or cheap. Here’s how ... Continue Reading →















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