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Recent Posts
- Sony PSP still a Great System for Roadtrips
- Uprgrading your Gadgets? Make Sure to Choose your Digital Entertainment Provider
- Secure your PC based on how you use It
- Microsoft humors Sonic Fans by calling Dr. Eggman Dr, Dr. Egghead
- Sony Releases Music Unlimited App for Android
- Sony Xperia X10a 2.1 review
- Thanks Google but a chromebook isnt neccessary
- 5 tips on Identifying FAKE computer troubleshooters (Home Use)
- Playstation Network breach overhyped
- Sony releases pics and dates of upcoming tablets
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Cloud Computing Archive
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Sony Releases Music Unlimited App for Android
Posted on June 16, 2011 | No CommentsAfter a long wait, Qriocity subscribers are now able to install Sonys Music Unlimited app on their Android devices. The phone is capable with Android versions 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3.... -
Thanks Google but a chromebook isnt neccessary
Posted on June 5, 2011 | No CommentsPerhaps a chromebook may fit some users needs but for the average person, I just dont see it taking off for a number of reasons outlined below. #1 Another Internet... -
Playstation Network breach overhyped
Posted on April 29, 2011 | No CommentsIf you’ve been keeping up on the tech news lately, It seems as the world has come crashing down on Sony due to an external intrusion into its Playstation /Qriocity... -
Windows Live Essentials=Great
Posted on April 24, 2011 | 2 CommentsRating: 9 /10 Microsofts “Windows Live” programs have come a long way since i’ve last used them. (2008). I have spent some time beta testing them. Its a blend of...