If you display your Twitter feed on your website with the old JSON URL API, then you have probably noticed they no longer work. This is because Twitter no longer supports these type of feeds, and have redesigned their application program interface to use widgets and web intents. The changes allow Twitter users to do much more than just display their latest tweets, but also allow visitors to interact with their Twitter account right from the web page. The new {Read More}
The Xbox One is Now Available for Pre-Order at Walmart.com
June 11, 2013 By 3 Comments
Gamers around the world have been lined up in anticipation for the Xbox One to start shipping in November, but Walmart has already began taking pre-orders for the biggest video gaming release of the year. The Xbox One pre-order bundle includes the Xbox One console, a special limited edition controller and a Kinect system for motion play. Gamers and gift givers are limited to one purchase at a time, so hopefully this one won’t be bought out by Ebay resellers. {Read More}
Streaming Entertainment Could Replace Conventional Television in the Future
June 10, 2013 By
Competition from streaming services, economic hurdles and contract disputes may lead to the end of TV as we know it. With the rise of services like Netflix, Hulu and others, cable and satellite TV providers are slowly becoming obsolete. The approaching changes in how most people watch programming are hurting television providers more than many would realize. Programmers are forcing television providers and customers to buy packaged channels in order to maximize profits, but streaming services allow users to pick {Read More}
Nvidia And Linux: A Match Made In Operating System Heaven
June 9, 2013 By
Our technologically driven society has came a long way in a short period of time, it’s no wonder Nvidia has literally became a household name. Something that many people may not know, is that the famous video card developer has a long history of supporting Linux and Unix operating systems. Nvidia maintains updated and full featured drivers for the Linux kernel. These drivers are often ported to other *nix operating systems as well. FreeBSD, a popular server operating system, is {Read More}
How to Print Remotely over the Internet
June 9, 2013 By 2 Comments
Network printing alone may provide local functionality for centralized printer access, but the ability to print remotely provides further convenience and printer accessibility for the home or office. Using The Right Printer For Remote Printing Over The Internet In order to successfully configure and implement any method of remote printing, network capable printers of some kind are the ideal choice. Although host based printers can be configured for remote access, using them will reduce a great deal of functionality. Furthermore, {Read More}
iOS vs. Android: The Difference Between Today’s Top Mobile Operating Systems
June 7, 2013 By 1 Comment
The common smartphone or tablet user typically knows very little about the core technical attributes of their device’s operating system. Whether you’re a device guru or an informed consumer, the major differences and similarities in these operating systems may surprise you. The Origins of iOS and Android Both iOS and Android are derived from UNIX. While Android is based more so on Linux, iOS is based on its Desktop system MacOSX which is originally based on Darwin and as such, {Read More}
