Laptops have quickly become the heart of the computing world, and have even held their own against rising trends, such as netbooks, smartphones, and tablets. They are the workhorse of the 21st century and have evolved from being a “desktop replacement” to your actual desktop. — Read ahead for our top 5 Laptops for living in 2011.
So we’re making our way out of the Microsoft presser when we run into Josh Topolsky — Editor-in-Chief of Engadget. We decide to make the best of it, and get him to say hi to our compadre, Jason Tsay, who couldn’t make it this year to CES but is the biggest Topolsky fanboy out there.
Today, we launched the iPad version of T3ch H3lp, and everyone seems to enjoy it! It’s fast, good looking and pretty stable — but we do want to know if you’re having any problems, or if you have any suggestions. Feel free to drop us a line on Twitter ( @t3ch3lp ), leave a comment on this post, or contact us via email.
Would you change anything? - Let us know, and we’ll see what we can do!
Today we have a very packed podcast filled with Kinect, Beatles, reviews, gaming news and Hot Pursuit. We start off by talking about The Beatles coming to iTunes and the over-hyped flame war happening in the under-belly of the internet (Well, mostly Twitter) and then we take an in depth talk about one of the hottest topics of the year… Kinect.
We heard you on Twitter, and we’re going to deliver. T3ch H3lp for iPad has been in development for a few months, and finally we’ve reached a closed (not open to the public) Beta that, even at this stage, blows our minds. We can’t give away too many details, but all you really need to know is it’s going to be lighter, faster and better looking that you’d expect — and even though it’s a full blown app, there’s no download required.
Thanks for waiting! — The iPhone version is currently in development.
Apps, apps, and more apps - that’s what the iPad is all about. Surfing the internet has always been about websites and using their services, however now with the iPad it’s always more convenient when a site has an iPad app, that can give you all the info you need that is both enjoyable and aesthetically pleasing… oh and let’s not forget, practical.
So we’ve rounded up the top 19 iPad apps — everything from games, entertainment, news, and utilities — not in an attempt to make an “end all list”, but rather to give you a good idea of what some of the best apps you can find on the apple app store. We’ve also tried to keep the list as frugal as possible, so only a handful are necessary to be purchased / Read on for the list.
Well, we made it past the gatekeepers at Blackberry, and managed to squeak into the Official Blackberry Podcast app. We we’re enthusiastically notified by one of our close friends, Sven, who sent us this screenshot of T3ch H3lp in the podcast app. We are super duper excited to be available to 50+ million blackberry users, and we hope you can subscribe today! More info after the break!
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