Technology is all about the next step. Improving your existing technologies, creating new ones to solve problems, or coming up with new ways to do things. Apple and OS X are no exception. As you read this, teams of engineers from many different companies are hard at work inventing and working on new and innovative […] Continue reading → The faster things become, the quicker we are used to them. Just 10 years ago, we were all using 56k modems. Now with Fios and Cable modems pushing 10mb and higher connections, we’re grown accustomed to our internet being super fast. Although sometimes, its not. Many times a slow connection has nothing to do with […] Continue reading → Bluetooth isn’t just for headsets, wireless keyboards and mice. You can transfer data over Bluetooth as well. It’s a little slow but it’s an easy way to put your own custom ringtones, wallpapers and other files onto your phone. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through pairing your device, navigating the directories and transferring files […] Continue reading → Ever since Firefox 3 came out last summer, it’s been warning users of unsigned, self-signed and invalid secure web pages. Firefox 3.5’s warning gets even more confusing for non-technical users. Safari, Chrome and even Internet Explorer also display similar warnings. If you’ve ever wondered the following questions: What exactly does this warning mean? Why is […] Continue reading → One of the easiest ways you can green your home computer is reducing the amount of printing done. Not only is it environmentally friendly, if done right it can be disaster proof. If you are receiving all of your household bills electronically (and you should), then you are halfway there. Your next step is – […] Continue reading →