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The Geek With Laptop weekly roundup of the web’s best tech news includes the fantastic looking Dell Zino, Steampunk’s latest sweet project (a metal web-head), a listing of top Windows applications and a really cool looking and eco-friendly sign. Geek with Laptop has found the web’s best, check ‘em out!
There’s a new data breach hitting the headlines and this time it affects customers of mobile phone company T Mobile.
Laptops don’t come cheap and we don’t buy them every day, so the last thing you want to hear after you have spent a small fortune is that your new laptop could break down on you in the first thirty six months.
Nowadays if you’re in hospital being monitored by technology then you could find yourself wired up to all sorts of machines to do the job.
Spam emails are commonplace these days, we all know that, and most of the time our spam filters or our own eagle eyes can spot a spam message without too much difficulty.
There has been much hype and speculation surrounding Google’s operating system dubbed Chrome, so we’ve got used to the rumours.
According to Retrovo, a major online shopping site, there are many Netbook users who are less than enamoured by Microsoft’s latest operating system.
Rumours of Dell’s new SmartPhone have been surfacing for months but now it is official, Dell’s first SmartPhone device is about to be launched.
The Geek With Laptop weekly roundup of the web’s best tech news includes a fancy telescopic lens for the iPhone’s camera for under 50 bucks, Steampunk’s latest sweet project, a listing of top iPhone apps that are FREE, a video on how to make a baby.. (yea it is not what you thought) and how twitter lists have made #followfriday uncool. Geek with Laptop has found the web’s best, check ‘em out!
Up to 1 million Xbox users are switching on their consoles to find they can no longer connect to Xbox Live although they will still be able to play their Xbox offline.
There has been quite a bit of hype about Windows 7 ever since it was launched last month and we’ve been hearing over and over again how it will run equally well on Netbooks.
These days it seems we have become obsessed with using technology to share just about every aspect of our lives with others, no matter how personal that info might be.
A lot of people would say yes immediately based on nothing more than general opinion and simple observation in their every day lives, but what’s the reality?
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