• HP Envy Rove 20 is the company’s stab at a giant all-in-one Windows 8 tablet | The Verge
  It’s hard to say if there’s a market yet for an all-in-one touchscreen PC that you can just pick up and carry around, but it seems that no Windows PC maker wants to be left out. Hot on the heels … Continue reading →
• HP redesigns Envy and Pavilion laptops for 2013, including one with a 3200 x 1800 screen | The Verge
  Last year, Hewlett-Packard decided to unify the design of every thin and light laptop it sold, applying the same basic curves across every keyboard, touchpad, hinge, lid, and frame. via HP redesigns Envy and Pavilion laptops for 2013, including one … Continue reading →
• More than half of Windows 8 users just treat it like Windows 7 • The Register
  For all Microsoft’s hype about The Interface Formerly Known As Metro (TIFKAM), more than half of all Windows 8 users ignore the new Start Screen and treat the OS as if it were Windows 7, according to a study by … Continue reading →
• Google Drive App For Android Updated | Ubergizmo
  Today, Google has stepped forward to be so bold as to say that “the process of creating and accessing your stuff shouldn’t be, well…a process.” via Google Drive App For Android Updated | Ubergizmo.
• $199 Acer C7 Chromebook with 16GB SSD coming soon – Liliputing
  The Acer C7 Chromebook is one of the cheapest laptops money can buy, with a starting price of around $199. But when Acer introduced this low-cost Chrome OS notebook, the company kept prices low by including a hard drive instead … Continue reading →
• LoJack for Android to be embedded in Samsung Galaxy S4′s firmware
  Since the Galaxy S4′s launch, Samsung’s been eager to make security one of the device’s stronger selling points. via LoJack for Android to be embedded in Samsung Galaxy S4′s firmware.
• SkyDrive Pro for Windows Now Available | Office 365 content from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows
  Microsoft announced this week that the SkyDrive Pro client for Windows is now available for download, providing customers with a way to automatically sync their SharePoint 2013- and SharePoint Online-based SkyDrive Pro and Team Site document libraries with their PCs. … Continue reading →

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• Dropbox picks up single sign-on — business users drop passwords
  As cloud-based storage gains traction vs. physical storage, there have been many big-name providers popping up, such as Google Drive and Amazon Cloud. However, Dropbox continues to be an extremely popular option for both personal and business users alike. via … Continue reading →
• Lenovo ThinkPad Helix hybrid ultrabook now available (for $1679 and up) – Liliputing
  There’s good news for folks who’ve been waiting for Lenovo to release its first Thinkpad ultrabook with a detachable Windows 8 tablet portion. The Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is now available for purchase from Lenovo. via Lenovo ThinkPad Helix hybrid ultrabook … Continue reading →
• Lenovo ThinkPad S3, S5 Leaks Show Aluminum-Cased Ultrabooks | Ubergizmo
  Lenovo has been introducing a variety of laptops over the past couple of months with its ThinkPad Edge series and ThinkPad T431s. But Lenovo’s ultrabook lineup could certainly use a little more variety, which according to some recently leaked images, … Continue reading →
• Archos 80 Titanium review | ITProPortal.com
  “Tonight, Matthew, I’m the iPad mini.” It’s not hard to see where Archos has found inspiration for the 80 Titanium, but if this is the Stars In Their Eyes version of Apple’s shrunk-down iPad, at least it gets many of … Continue reading →
• ASUS PadFone Infinity review: the convertible phone goes full HD and beyond
  Almost exactly two years ago, Motorola’s Android-in-Webtop-OS solution was kicked off the stage by ASUS’ PadFone, the world’s first phone that could fully power a tablet module from its own OS. via ASUS PadFone Infinity review: the convertible phone goes … Continue reading →

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• The Windowside Workspace
  You’ll rarely end up with a poor workspace if you include an organized desk, a good chair, only the tools you need for work, and an abundance of natural light. Designers Ryan Meis and Sarah Labieniec created an excellent space … Continue reading →
• One in ten laptops shipped last quarter had a touchscreen, says report | The Verge
  Over the seven months since Microsoft released Windows 8, the sales data haven’t been encouraging, with IDC reporting a 13.9 percent decline in the PC industry last quarter, its largest on record. But it looks like there’s one bright spot: … Continue reading →
• 5 handy tips for using Evernote | ITProPortal.com
  My job has taken me on the road over most of the last two weeks, as I’ve been working on several articles including covering the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco. One tool that has helped me stay organised … Continue reading →
• PSA: Your Skype Messages Aren’t as Private as You Think They Are
  Most people think of Skype as a secure means of communication, with messages kindly delivered using end-to-end encryption. But a new report by Ars Technica suggests that’s far from the case—and Microsoft is often dipping into your communications. via PSA: … Continue reading →
• Asus Zenbook Infinity to debut with first Gorilla Glass 3 lid | News | TechRadar
  Asus will bring the all-new Zenbook Infinity Ultrabook to Computex 2013 in June, which the company claims will be slimmer and more durable than previous models. via Asus Zenbook Infinity to debut with first Gorilla Glass 3 lid | News … Continue reading →
• Welcome To Laptop Week | TechCrunch
  Laptops are the new desktops. While you can buy a solid tower PC for about $500, this price represents how little manufacturers care about the desktop world. Barring a few huge gaming rigs, laptops are where it’s at. via Welcome … Continue reading →
• Lenovo ThinkPad S3, S5 ultrabooks on the way? – Liliputing
  It looks like Lenovo may be preparing to launch at least two new ultrabooks. Engadget reports that the upcoming ThinkPad S3 and S5 will features 13 and 15 inch displays, respectively and could launch by the end of May in … Continue reading →
• Surface RT PR, Round Two: The Tablet that runs Office | Windows RT content from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows
  Microsoft this past week began advertising Surface RT again. And the new tagline is interesting given rumors about Office on iOS and Android: Surface RT, Microsoft says, is the tablet that runs Office. via Surface RT PR, Round Two: The … Continue reading →
• Samsung beats Chromebook Pixel and Retina MacBook with new high-res laptop display | The Verge
  Samsung is to unveil a new super-high resolution panel which could set the standard for notebook displays. via Samsung beats Chromebook Pixel and Retina MacBook with new high-res laptop display | The Verge.
• Samsung to exhibit 13.3-inch notebook display with 3,200 x 1,800 resolution
  On top of yesterday’s 4K announcement, Samsung has also given us a quick heads-up on one of the prototype displays it’s planning to show off at this year’s Display Week event. via Samsung to exhibit 13.3-inch notebook display with 3,200 … Continue reading →
• Should you choose Office, Google or OpenOffice? | News | TechRadar
  Microsoft Office remains the default option for ‘office productivity’ software. The most recent version being Office 2013, the suite of programs is better known by its key components: Microsoft Word for producing documents, Excel for spreadsheets and PowerPoint for presentations. … Continue reading →
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 specs leak out | News | TechRadar
  The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8-inch hasn’t been the best kept secret, and now we’re able to glance on what appears to be a leak of the forthcoming slate. via Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 specs leak out | News | … Continue reading →

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• Dropbox vs. Google Drive vs. Amazon vs. Skydrive: Which One Is Fastest? – ReadWrite
  As cloud computing services become ever more popular, you might begin to wonder how much you can really trust them to perform when you need them? I decided to find out – by testing the top file-transfer/file-storage/file-backup services. via Dropbox … Continue reading →
• Acer Iconia W3 Apparently Official, Running Windows 8 On an 8.1-inch Form Factor | Pocketnow
  There were rumors indicating that the device will soon become official and now the Finnish page shows off the Acer Iconia W3 slate. It runs Windows 8 — that’s the full fledged version — on a smaller, 8.1-inch form factor … Continue reading →
• How would you change Lenovo’s IdeaPad U310?
  Fussy about boot times, carry-weight or weak battery life? via How would you change Lenovo’s IdeaPad U310?.
• ASUS Transformer Book review: meet ASUS’ first detachable Ultrabook
  For a while, it looked like ASUS’ Transformer Book would turn out to be vaporware: after debuting to much fanfare a year ago, it encountered numerous delays, and even missed the crucial holiday shopping season. Now it’s finally here, priced … Continue reading →
• Ditch your PC for a Chromebook: can you live entirely in the cloud? | News | TechRadar
  Google isn’t giving up on its Chrome OS-powered vision of a life spent completely in the browser, but how easy is it to ditch your trusty laptop for a Chromebook? via Ditch your PC for a Chromebook: can you live … Continue reading →
• Make your laptop battery last longer in Windows 8 | News | TechRadar
  Windows 8 is a perfect match for the new breed of touchscreen laptops thanks to its touch-friendly interface. This means you’ll be using your mobile device for longer than ever, and needing to charge it more frequently too. via Make … Continue reading →
• Iconia W3 tablet live on Acer’s Finnish website, confirms 8.1 inches of Windows 8 Pro
  Info about the Iconia W3 Windows 8 tablet has already slipped out a few times, and now this 8.1-incher is live on Acer’s Finnish website. via Iconia W3 tablet live on Acer’s Finnish website, confirms 8.1 inches of Windows 8 … Continue reading →
• Leaked Dell Latitude roadmap shows upcoming Haswell ultrabooks – Liliputing
  Dell plans to launch at least two new ultrabooks under its business-friendly Latitude line this year. That’s according to a leaked product roadmap which appears to show the company’s plan for Latitude laptops through the end of the year. via Leaked Dell … Continue reading →
• Lenovo Takes on MacBook Air with ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch | Hardware content from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows
  The only reason I’m not using a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch is that I’ve gotten too used to the 15-inch form factor of my current Ultrabook. But browsing around the ThinkPad web site this morning, I came across a … Continue reading →
• Tablet? Laptop? HP does the splits with Tegra-based SlateBook x2 • The Register
  HP is to follow its Windows 8-based tablet keyboard combo, the Envy x2, with an Android Jelly Bean version – the computer giant’s take on Asus’ popular Transformer series. via Tablet? Laptop? HP does the splits with Tegra-based SlateBook x2 … Continue reading →
• Toshiba Kirabook review: Toshiba tries to reinvent itself with a flagship Ultrabook
  It’s not like Toshiba is new to laptops — it’s been making them for decades — but for whatever reason, US consumers don’t seem to trust the company with top-shelf products. Four-hundred-dollar machines, maybe, but a designer laptop? An Ultrabook, … Continue reading →
• Apache OpenOffice 3.4 downloads hit 50 million | News | TechRadar
  Apache OpenOffice 3.4 has passed the 50 million download mark, just a few days after the first anniversary of May 8 release. via Apache OpenOffice 3.4 downloads hit 50 million | News | TechRadar.
• Everything you need to know about Windows 8.1
  Microsoft is working on an update to Windows 8 and RT and will be releasing a preview version of it in June (in time for the Build developer conference), with the full release expected before the year’s end. The software … Continue reading →
• Asus Fonepad Equipped with Faster CPU and Added Storage | Eee PC
  Asus 1015E Windows 8 mini-laptop to be bought at around $249 to $299 they say is cheap. But, it appears though that Asus is preparing to go even lower. Good news, right? A number of online shops are reflecting a … Continue reading →
• ASUS’ 13″ Transformer Book to Launch on May 21st | Eee PC
  Asus has publicized that the Transformer Book will be available for purchase in the US starting May 21st – Yes! At last! This is good news since we have waited for nearly a year just after the release of a … Continue reading →
• 2nd Gen Microsoft Surface RT Anticipated to Cost Between $249-299 | Eee PC
  With everything going through the process of releasing their new babies, Microsoft will never go off the hook. Already, Microsoft made out the announcement of the launch of its second generation Surface RT tablet. via 2nd Gen Microsoft Surface RT … Continue reading →
• Telefónica provides Microsoft with 130,000 new Office 365 users
  While Microsoft continues to attack Google using its “Scroogled” campaign, the company also adds to its corporate user base at a steady, and perhaps increasing, rate. Ironically, less than a week after taking on Google Docs with not one, but … Continue reading →
• Microsoft’s 8-inch Surface Tablet to Come in June | Eee PC
  Microsoft is to unveil an 8-inch Surface tablet that is to happen in June. Along with that, earlier made was the announcement of a 10-inch model for Microsoft as early as the third quarter of 2013; that is how the … Continue reading →
• Why are you using an email address you don’t own? | Ed Bott
  Back before the turn of the century, it was common for most people to get their personal email through an account provided by their Internet service provider. But when you moved, or changed from Qwest to Comcast, or when the … Continue reading →
• This 11-Inch Laptop With a 1080p Screen Is Your Deal of the Day
  Now may be a horrible time to buy a laptop, but sometimes you can’t wait a few months for a new computer. If you need a new laptop and you need it now, you could do a lot worse than … Continue reading →

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• Surface Pro Comes to Europe | Windows 8 content from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows
  Microsoft announced today that the Windows 8-based Surface Pro tablet would ship in numerous European countries this month, with the first country getting the device starting tomorrow. Additionally, Microsoft revealed a special deal for new Surface RT customers in Europe. … Continue reading →
• Archos 80 Xenon $200 Tablet Launched | Ubergizmo
  Archos seems to be on a roll these days. A couple of weeks ago the company launched a range of affordable Android smartphones, and just a couple of days ago, it launched the Archos ChefPad, a tablet designed to be … Continue reading →
• Enable Office 365 Outlook Web App Offline | Paul Thurrot | Office 365 content from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows
  While Microsoft doesn’t seem too interested in adding offline support for the Office Web Apps—the web-based versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote—it does in fact support this capability in Outlook Web App, the web-based email, contacts, calendar, and tasks … Continue reading →
• Lenovo’s Windows 8 Yoga 11S convertible now up for sale | Business Tech – CNET News
  Consumers awaiting the Lenovo Yoga 11S convertible can now order one through Lenovo or Best Buy, though they’ll have to wait at least a month before it ships. via Lenovo’s Windows 8 Yoga 11S convertible now up for sale | … Continue reading →
• Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S convertible tablet coming June 23rd for $800 – Liliputing
  Lenovo’s IdeaPad Yoga computers are part notebook, part tablet. You can lift the lid and start typing away like you would on any other notebook — or you can push the screen back 360 degrees sot hat it’s back-to-back with … Continue reading →
• Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S Now Available For Sale Starting At $800 | Ubergizmo
  Lenovo introduced its IdeaPad Yoga 11S earlier this year at CES as a successor to its Yoga 13 and is announcing today its newest ultrabook is now available for purchase. via Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S Now Available For Sale Starting At … Continue reading →
• HP SlateBook x2 hands-on preview | ITProPortal.com
  The first tablet with Nvidia’s new flagship Tegra 4 processor on board comes from an unexpected quarter: HP. Yep, HP’s low-end Slate 7 isn’t the company’s only foray into Android. The HP SlateBook x2 takes solid aim at the high end … Continue reading →
• 8″ Microsoft Surface Tablet Rumored For Q3 2013 Launch | Ubergizmo
  We’ve been hearing that Microsoft could be looking to launch a smaller-sized Surface tablet. Nothing wrong with the current size, but we guess there are users out there who might prefer something a little more portable. via 8″ Microsoft Surface … Continue reading →

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• Microsoft Surface Pro coming to the UK on May 23rd starting at £719
  Microsoft has a good excuse for the Surface Pro’s late arrival in the UK: the company claims that demand in the US stripped its cupboards bare, leaving nothing but RT crumbs to sell on this side of the Atlantic. via … Continue reading →
• Microsoft 2nd-generation Surface RT estimated price between US$249-299
  Microsoft is ready to announce its second-generation Surface RT tablet with an 8-inch display in June with an estimated price between US$249-299, according to sources from the upstream supply chain. via Microsoft 2nd-generation Surface RT estimated price between US$249-299.
• Asus Transformer Book 13 inch detachable tablet launching May 21st – Liliputing
  Nearly a year after introducing a 13 inch Windows 8 notebook with a detachable tablet portion, Asus has announced that the Transformer Book will finally be available for purchase in the US starting May 21st. via Asus Transformer Book 13 … Continue reading →
• The new Google+ (May 2013). What you need to know -
  So Google made a ton of announcements today, some great, some not so much. One of the announcements concerned the company’s Google+ social networking service. It got a complete redesign from head to toe, and I’d like to use the … Continue reading →
• Acer Iconia W3 hits the FCC: 8 inch Windows 8 tablet – Liliputing
  Acer hasn’t officially announced plans to launch a Windows 8 tablet called the Iconia W3 with an 8.1 inch display and Intel Atom processor. But that’s exactly what showed up briefly on Amazon a few weeks ago before the listing … Continue reading →
• Google Now Adds Reminders and Conversational Search | Siri Competition
  Your search is about to get even friendlier. At Google I/O, Amit Singhal announced several key enhancements to the company’s search tool including conversational search for the desktop, an improved knowledge graph and new Google Now cards such as reminders. … Continue reading →
• Google unveils Hangouts: a unified messaging system for Android, iOS, and Chrome | The Verge
  After years of waiting for Google to tie its disparate communication services together, the company has today announced a unified messaging system simply called Hangouts, available for Android, iOS, and the web using the Chrome extension. The new app will … Continue reading →
• Lenovo ThinkPad X230s is a thinner, lighter 12.5 inch notebook – Liliputing
  Lenovo is getting ready to update last year’s ThinkPad X230 notebook. The model released in 2012 sports a 12.5 inch display and a reasonably compact design, measuring about an inch thick and weighing just under 3 pounds. via Lenovo ThinkPad … Continue reading →
• Review: HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook • The Register
  If you read my comparison of the Asus C7 and Samsung Series 3 Chromebooks, you may well have come away thinking: “All well and good, but can I have something with a bigger screen for the same sort of money?” … Continue reading →

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• HP SlateBook x2: An Android Notebook With Sweet Tegra 4 Guts
  On the heels of its very first Android tablet after a long affair with webOS, HP’s just announced its second device running the Google operating system, and it’s ushering in that Android notebook fad we’ve all heard whispers about. Enter … Continue reading →
• Create the Shutdown Tile That’s Missing From Windows 8
  When you’re in Windows 8′s full-screen mode, you have to go through four annoying clicks or taps to shut down your computer. This shortcut fixes that annoyance by placing a one-click (or one-tap) tile in the Start screen. via Create … Continue reading →
• Microsoft Now Has 70,000 Apps In Its Windows 8 Store – Business Insider
  One of the big gripes about Windows 8 is the lack of apps. Last week, there were 60,000 apps in the store, Tami Reller, Microsoft’s chief marketing officer for Windows said in an interview. via Microsoft Now Has 70,000 Apps … Continue reading →
• The First Windows 8 Devices With Intel’s New ‘Haswell’ Chip Will Be Here Soon – Business Insider
  Microsoft isn’t ditching its ARM strategy and Windows RT operating system anytime soon, says Tami Reller, the chief of marketing for Windows, speaking at the JP Morgan Technology conference. via The First Windows 8 Devices With Intel’s New ‘Haswell’ Chip … Continue reading →
• HP Envy Split x2 is a 13-inch Windows 8 Tablet and Laptop in One
  HP’s Envy Split x2 isn’t afraid to embrace Windows 8′s split personalities. The 13-inch display on this $799 laptop detaches to become one of the bigger tablets around. However, the Split x2 includes not only an extra battery in its … Continue reading →
• Asus quietly introduces 15.6 inch ultrabook with 2880 x 1620 pixel display (in Germany) – Liliputing
  Asus has started offering a new version of its Zenbook UX51 15.6 inch ultrabook, featuring a high-resolution 2880 x 1620 pixel display. via Asus quietly introduces 15.6 inch ultrabook with 2880 x 1620 pixel display (in Germany) – Liliputing.
• BlackBerry Messenger jumps to iPhone, Android | CNET Update – CNET News
  Lots of news around BlackBerry in today’s roundup. Not only is BlackBerry expanding the popular Messenger service as an app for Android and iOS, but it also is giving Messenger a social-media twist with BBM Channels. via BlackBerry Messenger jumps … Continue reading →
• Surface RT gets improved speaker volume with latest firmware updates | The Verge
  Microsoft is continuing its regular monthly updates this month, with a number of changes to both of its Surface tablets. via Surface RT gets improved speaker volume with latest firmware updates | The Verge.
• Nokia Confirms Its Interest In Making Tablets | Ubergizmo
  Today Nokia held the Lumia 925 launch event in London, where it not only unveiled this new Lumia device, it also admitted that it is very interested in making tablets. via Nokia Confirms Its Interest In Making Tablets | Ubergizmo.
• Windows 8.1 Will Be A Free Update For Windows 8 and Windows RT Users, Public Preview To Launch June 26 | TechCrunch
  Windows Blue will be called Windows 8.1 and will launch as a public preview on June 26, Microsoft revealed today. While the company remains mum about what exactly we can expect from Windows 8.1 (boot to desktop? the return of … Continue reading →
• Mac 101: Upgrade to SSD | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
  If you are looking for a way to get more out of your MacBook or MacBook Pro, consider a solid-state drive (SSD). SSDs offer faster data read and write speeds, fast file transfers, speedier boot times and will save you … Continue reading →
• Microsoft adds built-in Google Talk to Outlook.com and SkyDrive.com
  Make no mistake, we don’t just like Outlook.com; we love it. The problem with Microsoft’s revamped email service, though, is that ditching Gmail can be a tough sell, as it’s meant giving up features like built-in Gchat. At last, however, … Continue reading →
• Dear Microsoft: Windows 8 is fantastic | ITProPortal.com
  Yes, you read that headline correctly, and yes I wrote it. In this column I will extol the greatness of Windows 8 in an open letter to the company. You see, I’m doing this because of a recent Microsoft blog … Continue reading →
• Windows 8 ‘sales’ barely half as good as Microsoft claims • The Register
  Microsoft claimed last week that it’s made ’100 million’ Windows 8 sales and the claim has been widely repeated. But channel feedback and the experience on the ground point to a very different picture. via Windows 8 'sales' barely half … Continue reading →
• Microsoft Confirms Windows 8.1 Will Be a Free Update This Summer
  Microsoft on Tuesday announced Windows Blue will be officially called Windows 8.1. via Microsoft Confirms Windows 8.1 Will Be a Free Update This Summer.

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• Your Gmail, Drive, and Google+ Storage Is Now One Big 15 GB Chunk
  It used to be that you’d have 10 GB of storage for your Gmail account, and 5 GB to share between your Google Drive and your Google+ pictures. Not anymore: Google just unified all three into a shared pool of … Continue reading →
• Asus Vivobook S200E-C157H review | ITProPortal.com
  Those who are looking for a portable computing solution are often forced to choose between pricey Ultrabooks or tablets without physical keyboards. The Asus VivoBook S200E-C157H attempts to hit a budget sweet spot by serving up a tiny Windows 8-equipped … Continue reading →
• Toshiba KIRAbook Review | Ubergizmo
  Laptop manufacturers have been in the process of upgrading their current product lines to feature Full HD screens, which are capable of a 1920 x 1080 resolution, which has certainly impressed us in the past considering how visually pleasing it … Continue reading →

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• Acer Aspire V5 11.6 inch notebook with AMD Temash chip tested – Liliputing
  Acer’s Aspire V5-122 notebook is one of the first laptops to ship with an AMD Temash low-power processor. Specifically, it features a 1 GHzAMD A6-1450 quad-core processor with a TDP of about 6 to 8 watts. via Acer Aspire V5 … Continue reading →
• Best Ultrabook: 17 top thin and light laptops to choose from | News | TechRadar
  Though computers are a part of our everyday lives, most of us don’t actually need the amount of processing power available to us in large, hefty desktops or laptops. via Best Ultrabook: 17 top thin and light laptops to choose … Continue reading →
• SkyDrive: new Timeline view and improved photo upload performance -
  Microsoft just announced that it is rolling out a SkyDrive update at the moment that is updating the all photos section on the SkyDrive website. Previously, all photos that you uploaded to the service were more or less lumped together … Continue reading →
• Google merges Gmail, Google Drive and Google+ Photos storage -
  Google runs many of its products independent from each other. This is the case for Adwords and Search, but also when it comes to storage for services such as Google Drive, Gmail or the social networking service Google Plus. via … Continue reading →
• Android: improve battery life and free up RAM by disabling services -
  So called background services are running on any Android device. They can be divided up into services run by system apps and applications that you have installed on the device. These services have a wide variety of purposes, from retrieving … Continue reading →

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• 8 Extensions That Make Google Drive More Powerful Than Dropbox
  A little over a year ago, Google officially changed the name of its Docs app to Drive and gave users cloud storage to compete with Dropbox. While so far the search giant has yet to dethrone the incumbent, the service … Continue reading →
• 8 Extensions That Make Google Drive More Powerful Than Dropbox
  A little over a year ago, Google officially changed the name of its Docs app to Drive and gave users cloud storage to compete with Dropbox. While so far the search giant has yet to dethrone the incumbent, the service … Continue reading →
• Best laptop: 25 top laptops for every budget | News | TechRadar
  Now that Windows 8 is a few months old, we’ve got a huge number of laptop-tablet hybrids appearing as well as plenty of traditional laptops using the new OS. And that’s before you get to Apple’s hugely successful MacBook line. … Continue reading →
• New Nexus 7 Release At Google I/O 2013 Rumored Again | Ubergizmo
  Apart from unveiling the next platform update of Android, Google is also expected to make a number of hardware related announcements at I/O 2013 as well. It has already been rumored that both Nexus 5 and the Motorola X Phone will not … Continue reading →
• New Nexus 7 Release At Google I/O 2013 Rumored Again | Ubergizmo
  Apart from unveiling the next platform update of Android, Google is also expected to make a number of hardware related announcements at I/O 2013 as well. It has already been rumored that both Nexus 5 and the Motorola X Phone will not … Continue reading →
• HP ElitePad 900 review: HP’s first Windows 8 tablet for the business world
  HP’s business PCs have always been surprisingly pretty. Not that good looks are high on our list of criteria, mind you, but at the very least they make a strong impression. via HP ElitePad 900 review: HP’s first Windows 8 … Continue reading →
• HP ElitePad 900 review: HP’s first Windows 8 tablet for the business world
  HP’s business PCs have always been surprisingly pretty. Not that good looks are high on our list of criteria, mind you, but at the very least they make a strong impression. via HP ElitePad 900 review: HP’s first Windows 8 … Continue reading →
• 15 best Android tablets in the world | News | TechRadar
  If you’re looking for a tablet and don’t fancy an iPad, then Android is currently the way to go. (Don’t know what an Android tablet is? Check out: what is an Android tablet?) There are other options out there; Windows … Continue reading →
• PC Makers Hopeful on Windows 8 Changes
  With the PC industry in severe contraction, industry executives seem terribly relieved to have found some optimism to cling to. via PC Makers Hopeful on Windows 8 Changes.

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