Month: October 2013

If you have a Hewlett-Packard all-in-one (AIO) printer, and you’re having trouble getting some of its scanning features to work, take heart. HP’s printing software offers a collection of settings that will likely provide the solution. The only problem is that HP keeps these settings so hidden that even some […] Read the original post…

NEW DELHI: Coordination plans for the creation of a Center of Excellence in Domain Name System Security in India are to be put together by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers in partnership with the Center for Development of Advanced Computing . Read the original post by Indian Television

For automobile manufacturers, the electric elephant in the room continues to be bulky and weighty battery packs. Read the original post by Gizmag

Apple’s iPhone 5s is already getting bad press for bugs and errors, with recent complaints focusing on an unreliable gyroscope/accelerometer. Some outlets are speculating the problem is tied to Apple changing the manufacturing source of its accelerometers for the 5s and 5c, but TechHive believes the compass accuracy problems extend beyond Apple’s two latest […] Read the original post…

Apple’s iPhone 5s is already getting bad press for bugs and errors, with recent complaints focusing on an unreliable gyroscope/accelerometer. Some outlets are speculating the problem is tied to Apple changing the manufacturing source of its accelerometers for the 5s and 5c, but TechHive believes the compass accuracy problems extend beyond Apple’s two latest […] Read the original post…

Yahoo! Screen for iOS is a relatively new product, but already the updates are flowing, and pretty useful ones at that. Pushing out through the App Store now, Yahoo! has added AirPlay support for content within the app leaving you able to watch on your TV while continuing to browse […] Read the original post…

Everyone needs a simple organization app. There are just too many random bits of information out there to rely on the sticky notes, snippets, and other hacks we all used at the dawn of personal computing to keep track of information. Which is why when Bare Bones Software’s Yojimbo information manager […] Read the original…

Dell Home cuts 10% off select Dell monitors via coupon code “”HNQ2$W?T6M93MW”. It also offers 10% off select Dell printers via coupon code “HNQ2$W?T6M93MW”. Plus, most items qualify for free shipping; otherwise, shipping starts at $8. That’s the best set of discounts on these items exclusively that we’ve seen from […] Read the original post…

Best Buy offers 10 Best Buy Reward Zone points when you visit any of its retail locations and “check-in” via its mobile app for iOS or Android. (Not a Reward Zone member? It’s free to sign-up.) That’s the first free Reward Zone points deal we’ve seen since July, when we […] Read the original post…

newegg offers the ADATA Premier 32GB UHS-I Class 10 microSDHC Memory Card with V3 USB Reader, model no. AUSDH32GUICL10-RM3BKBL, for $27.99. This $10 mail-in rebate drops it to $17.99. With free shipping ($0.56/GB), that’s the lowest total price we could find by $32. It features read speeds of up to […] Read the original post…

Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. *, a committed leader that collaborates with technology companies to create breakthrough designs, today launches its TC35661SBG-501, a new device that includes the Serial Port Profile and Generic Attribute Profile to support the Bluetooth v4.0 communications standard. Read the original post by Customer Interaction Solutions

The iTunes App Store offers downloads of several apps for Apple iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad which have dropped in price, as listed below. At up to $4 off, most are at or near the lowest prices we’ve seen. The deals, all with applicable platforms noted: Worms 3 for iPhone, […] Read the original post…

Artist’s conception of exoplanet PSO J318.5-22, which was discovered floating through interstellar space without a parent star . Read the original post by Gizmag

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Napkin is a Mac-only app that stores and syncs its documents on iCloud, Apple’s ubiquitous online service. It has no iOS version. Nothing for iPhone. Nothing for iPad. Yet, with iOS 7, you can now drill down into Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Manage Storage, select Napkin, […] Read the original post…