The smartphone has become prevalent in today’s culture, but the costs associated with owning one can run a bit excessive for the average person. Most smartphone users will invest $40 or more per month to secure those unlimited talk/text/data plans the leading carriers offer. And let’s not forget the amount you have to fork over […]

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TV Everywhere (TVE) Single Sign-on Feature Update The next software update for Roku players will add a convenient feature many users have requested: TV Everywhere (TVE) single sign-on. Now instead of having to log in to every TVE service you will only need to authenticate just one and the rest will sign-on automatically. The Roku […]

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While trying to cast a video in Chrome on Ubuntu I discovered that the system wasn’t recognizing my Chromecast device. So I did what any techie would do: I tried turning the Chromecast off and on again. After that didn’t work I scavenged the Internet for answers. To my avail a savvy user had a […]

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Setting up Chromecast is a simple process for the most part, and the reward is worth it. Just follow along with my guide and you’ll get your Chromecast going. If you have trouble with setup you can leave a comment and I will do what I can to help. Note: Google will only let you use […]

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New Bumpers Fix Reception Problems and Add Style After the release of Apple’s iPhone 4, many consumers noticed problems with reception. Holding the phone the wrong way can result in losing your signal. The good news: Apple has came up with a solution to fix these reception issues. The company is offering free bumper cases to […]

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  Wet Circuits are the safest power strips you can find. They resist water, overheating, sparks, fire, and last four times as much as normal power strips. A company named Wet Circuits has developed a power strip that is waterproof. Water can get on the power strip without damaging machines plugged in or electrocuting yourself. The […]

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  Are there objects that you want to remove from your pictures? If you own Photoshop CS5, you can use the Content Aware Fill feature to remove those items. It doesn’t take a professional to do this. I easily removed four objects in the video in less than a minute. All you need to do […]

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Are you trying to open up an .asx file stream, and a dialogue box pops up asking you to save the file to your computer? It’ll say that it can’t open in the default program and the file may be corrupted or that it has an incorrect file type. This should be resolved by setting Windows Media as […]

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This Is It: The Concerts That Never Happened Michael Jackson was set to perform his very last tour at London’s O2 Arena, in a series of fifty concerts entitled “This Is It”. The tour schedule would last from July 2009 through March 2010. But on June 25, 2009, a tragedy came up that would end up canceling the entire […]

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We’ve Got the Fix For That Do you get the following error message to continuously pop-up on Dreamweaver? Or something similar? “The following translators were not loaded due to errors: Spry.htm: has configuration information that is invalid. XSLT.htm: has configuration information that is invalid” If so, stay calm, get a glass of water, and read […]

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