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Though it is still not yet ready to ship, potential customers can at least take some pleasure in knowing that Amazon has lowered the price of the Nokia N900 down to $479.99. Granted I would still say this is a little on the pricey side, but its hard to argue… Continue Reading »

If there’s one rule when it comes to computer storage, it’s that eventually everything gets a lot cheaper.  A 1 TB HDD can be bought for about $80, while a few years ago it was simply unheard of to even have 1 TB on one drive.  It stands to reason,… Continue Reading »

The last we heard was that the Nokia N900 Internet tablet was being delayed until November. Well thankfully, at least for those waiting, November has arrived and with that the N900 has begun shipping. This news comes courtesy of Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, which means that those who pre-ordered should… Continue Reading »

Anyone who may have been holding out hope of actually having their hands on the Nokia N900 are going to have a little while longer to wait. That said, this news while annoying may have a nice outcome in the long run. First off, the bad—Nokia has confirmed that the… Continue Reading »

The Federal Communications Commission is certainly upholding President Obama’s promise to fix some of the issues with Internet connections in the US.  Last week, there was the proposed ideas of Net Neutrality and this week it comes to broadband speed and penetration.  Turns out, as most of us already knew,… Continue Reading »

A few details on the once rumored Android based Internet tablet from Archos have recently been leaked courtesy of online retailer B&H.  What we have so far are details in regards to storage capacity and pricing.  It looks like the prices will be pretty competetive, and of course are dependent… Continue Reading »

West Virginian Senator Jay Rockefeller is working on a bill that would give President Obama control over the Internet in the event of what he terms a “cybersecurity emergency.”  The bill would allow him to declare such an emergency and take control of private-sector networks.  It doesn’t however specify what… Continue Reading »

Wikipedia, the first stop of research on the Internet for many, has long been both praised and jeered because of its open-source nature.  Many love the fact that it allows for anyone to change articles fro the most up-to-date information.  Meanwhile, others (notably those in the teaching profession), essentially hate… Continue Reading »

Think about your average morning for a moment.  Chances are rather than getting up and going straight to find some sort of breakfast you wake up and head straight for your computer, BlackBerry, iPhone, or any sort of Internet device.  Don’t worry, it turns out you’re not alone in this… Continue Reading »

Coming pretty quickly after the official release of Firefox 3.5, Mozilla has given us a glimpse of what we may expect with Firefox 4.0 in the form of a few screenshots.  Now, first things first, this does not mean Firefox 4.0 is coming out anytime soon, nor does it mean… Continue Reading »