Today when I checked my reader I was excited to see rumored details of the next-gen iPhone from the Wired Gadget Lab. The article claims the latest iPhone will be released on July 17th and will include many hot upgrades, such as: *  32GB and 16GB storage ($199 and $299 price points to be maintained) [...]

Real estate agents are some of the most mobile professionals on Earth. Always on the go from house to house and appointment to appointment. This mobility has led to an army of real estate agents carrying small laptops. These lightweight devices are wonderful, until you need to present to a client. Having 2 or 3 [...]

So, you are like many real estate agents in that you have more than one computer. Usually that entails a desktop computer at the office and a laptop for home and the field. Shortly after adding that second computer, a completely new technology problem arises: How do you access all of your important files from [...]

Windows Vista introduced a new feature called ReadyBoost. ReadyBoost uses high speed flash memory (usually thumbdrives) to speed up the computer’s performance. Though experts argue over the actual performance improvement seen by ReadyBoost, it is a simple and inexpensive way to add memory to a computer. With 4GB “ReadyBoost Ready” flash drives advertised for $10, [...]

Now that you have 2 (or more) monitors, it’s time to customize your system. Here are a few resources to give you extra functionality and ways to personalize your multiple monitor system. Utilities Want the taskbar to extend across all screens? Want to display different wallpapers on each monitor or one large image across both [...]

Dual monitor systems are no longer just for geeks. Granted, Reggie, NikNik and I are geeks and we all use dual monitor systems. But it is time that the average real estate agent looks into adding a second monitor to their desk. What is so special about using 2 monitors? Besides making your friends think [...]

Is the Apple computer really as superior to a Windows computer as many Mac users would have you believe?

OK, now that I have your attention, how do I propose you do this? Connect all of your electronic devices to your network. Printers, external hard drives, media card readers, plug them all into your network. How does this simplify?