3M Camera Lens and Touch Screen Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Review
These inexpensive microfiber cleaning cloths are just the ticket if you have many high-tech devices at home that need frequent cleaning.
These inexpensive microfiber cleaning cloths are just the ticket if you have many high-tech devices at home that need frequent cleaning.
I review the base model 6″ Kindle eBook reader from Amazon. I bought it as a gift for my niece, and I think it makes an excellent entry-level device for those interested in reading eBooks. The virtual keyboard leaves something to be desired, but that may not matter to some users.
My frustration with apps for the Amazon Kindle Fire continues. In my first impressions write-up, I wrote that a huge drawback for me was the absence of critical apps in the Amazon app marketplace. I use Dropbox daily, and it isn’t present on the Amazon AppStore. I wound up installing it via an unsupported method, […]
I haven’t been too impressed by my Amazon Kindle Fire. One of the reasons I disliked it was the lack of key apps that I use on the Amazon app market. The biggest missing app was Dropbox, which I use to synchronize my KeePass database file. I manage over 550 different passwords via KeePass, so […]
The 10 port powered USB hub by Plugable Technologies does everything you’d want from a hub … except for what I needed it to do.
The Kindle Lending Library available to Amazon Prime members allows you to check out a small number of eBooks, but the system leaves a lot to be desired.
I review the Super Bubble padded tablet case made by rooCASE. It is well made and seem durable, and is quite affordable at about $20.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the two types of books I read: educational “brain” books and entertainment-only “fun” books. Since then I’ve read three more books. One was about the Crusades, and was obviously very serious. On the complete other end of the spectrum was Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith. […]
I’ve been a reading kick lately. A very good friend of mine sent me a Kindle as a “survive the new move in a hostile environment” gift at the start of 2011. The cold, motorcycle-unfriendly weather and the allure of a shiny new gizmo have helped me read a ton of books in the three […]
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