We live in an age where new technology is developed or discovered every few months. Here are 4 tech trends to watch in the future.

Amazon’s new Whispercast service is looking to compete with Apple’s iPad in schools, and now has the technology to prove it.

OpenELEC, a tiny Linux build based on the popular XBMC prgram, has just pushed out OpenELEC version 2.0.

These back to school apps are handy little tools and make your life a little bit easier both in and out of school.

If you have found QuickTime to be slow and clunky, then here are my picks for the best free alternatives to QuickTime.

These are just some of the gadgets around to help you with not having to remember.

We have seen some reports of “purple haze pictures” or “flare” that appears in images taken on the iPhone 5. Is it a serious issue?

What happens if all of your tweets suddenly go to Twitter heaven? Have you considered ways to back up your tweets?

Do you really want to buy an iPhone 5? Hold on for awhile and think about it. There are some good reasons NOT to buy it now.

Despite revolutionary improvements to smart phones, less and less focus is being directed to increase battery life.

Students and Teachers can both benefit from a free plagiarism checking service called PlagTracker.

Is the iPhone 5 the best smartphone? I will be talking about iPhone 5 features which will make you go WOW.

What is SMS? You may have been using it for a long time, but maybe you call it “texting”. Technically, it is known as SMS.

There are times when we see software or applications with mind boggling prices. Why so expensive? Let’s look at the 5 most expensive Android apps.

HP has announced models Envy 20 and Envy 23 All-in-One PCs with touch screens. These smart and slims PCs are easy on the eyes and wallet.