In this Huffington Post post, I’m not commenting on the political pros or cons of Hillary’s email erasure contretemps (okay, maybe I am, a little), but on the general need to backup your files so what happened to Hillary doesn’t happen to you – at least not by accident.
A more inside-baseball look at the weakness of the U.S.’s national broadband infrastructure, one of my regular blog posts at Digital Technology Consulting, a boutique market research company in Dallas for whom I work as a senior analyst.
Considering how important connecting to the net is becoming, what with 4K video streaming and the like, it’s surprising how slow American’s connections are. Here’s how to maximize your Wi-Fi connections at home.
What are the best in-ear buds for less than $100? Easy! They’re the – well, read my afore-linked report on Techlicious.
I did a series of categorized “best headphone” roundups for Electronic House magazine. These include:
A totally inside baseball column for TWICE on why consumer electronics companies ought to be IFA exhibitors – or at least attend the show.
My broad “what’s the best headphone” roundup from Consumers Digest. Listen up and listen good, pilgrim.
superMHL compared to USB.
This is a piece ruminating on a possible successor to HDMI. superMHL (yes, lowercase “s”) carries both data and power, combining two cables into one.
Here’s my Huffington Post column on what I thought was the coolest thing I saw at CES and most important technology I’ve seen in years – Toyota’s Mirai, whose electric engine runs on non-polluting hydrogen. Talk about energy independence…
