• 9 Tips for Working While Traveling
  Every once in a while you need to do freelance work while you’re traveling. via 9 Tips for Working While Traveling.
• London train station platforms will soon be much more fun!
  As part of push to make London ready for the upcoming Olympic games in July and August, Transport for London have agreed to roll out WiFi across London Tube platforms via London train station platforms will soon be much more … Continue reading →
• Pantech Element waterproof tablet now available for $300 and up – Liliputing
  Looking for an Android tablet that you can take out on your boat without worrying about damage from the waves lapping over the sides of the vessel? AT&T is now offering the Pantech Element, a waterproof Android tablet with an … Continue reading →
• LG Optimus Pad 3D Tablet Down To £350 | ITProPortal.com
  LG Optimus Pad 3D Tablet Down To £350 | ITProPortal.com.
• HTC Flyer might get another update, Ice Cream Sandwich this time
  HTC and their device updates are well documented to be a bit hit and miss. It’s a tale full of lies and deceit. They will basically do what they want and when they want. Why shouldn’t they though? but hey … Continue reading →
• Archos Arnova 7C G2 Now Available From £80 | ITProPortal.com
  Archos Arnova 7C G2 Now Available From £80 | ITProPortal.com.
• A Glimpse at the Archos 70b IT | Eee PC
  The Archos 70b Internet Tablet is a product refresh of the Archos 70 IT that was showcased at the CES 2012. Now, it is available on Archos Store and should be selling at major retailers real soon. via A Glimpse … Continue reading →
• Acer Iconia Tab A510 and A700 Unveiled in Europe | Eee PC
  Two new updates have followed a press event in Hamburg as Acer unveils its new products in its tablet line-up, the Iconia Tab A700 and A510. The Tablet Community as well as the Tablet Test expect the quad-core Android 4.0 … Continue reading →
• Netbooks Going Extinct with Intel Atom CPUs? | Eee PC
  While it’s not much of a big-seller for the past months, it seems that Intel Atom chips are heading for its end. Intel recently published its financial results for Q4 2011 as well as for the whole year. However, despite … Continue reading →
• ASUS, Acer and Lenovo Ultrabooks Get Thunderbolt | Eee PC
  Computer makers, ASUS, Acer and Lenovo, are rumored once again to be preparing new batch of ultrabooks with the Thunderbolt connectivity technology. Created by Intel, this technology uses two major protocols for transmissions. One of them is the PCI Express … Continue reading →
• The Zagg Sparq Portable Power at CES – Geek News Central
  Zagg’s protective films are popular “first purchases” for new smartphone owners and but Zagg offer other products in the mobile working space. Todd chats to Nate from Zagg to about the Zagg Sparq, a portable rechargeable battery pack. via The Zagg … Continue reading →
• On Telecommuting and Using the Tech We Have | Gear Diary
  So this co-worker of mine just had his first child. When Sami and I had Maggie (in the Booming 90′s), I took two weeks off, and then worked half-time (for half-pay) for, I think, two months.  This was my manager’s … Continue reading →
• “Ultra” in name only: the failures of Intel’s Ultrabook rules
  Ultrabooks were the fashionable product to launch at CES this year. But the new Ultrabooks, meant to be PC competitors to the MacBook Air, seemed suspiciously fat. And heavy. And lacking in solid-state drives. Despite the dimensional and internal differences … Continue reading →

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