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Reboot Remedy, Houston's premier Technology Service Provider
Reboot Remedy, Houston’s premier Technology Service Provider, invites you to end you computer, printer, and network problems. Why put off till tomorrow what can be done in a few hours today? We come to you. Does it get any easier than that? We’ve been proving technology support to businesses and individuals since 1994. We just [...]
5 Great Ways to Get More From Your IPAD
The iPad is loaded with all kinds of features you’ve probably heard about, but look a little deeper, and its extra abilities might surprise you. Some of these secrets are enabled through apps, while some are built into the device already. Turn Your iPad into a Secondary Desktop Display With its big, high-resolution display, it’s [...]
How to Install a Wireless Printer
Wireless printers are increasingly popular, because such printers are easy to share and can reside just about anywhere you wish–within reach of the Wi-Fi signal, of course. The vast majority of wireless printer installations will run smoothly if you are armed with the details of your wireless network, and if you follow the printer’s installation [...]
Top 10 Mainstream Desktop PCs
1. Maingear F131 Offering a strong overclock and a readily accessible chassis, Maingear’s F131 clambers to the top of the mainstream PC chart. Full Review | Test Report | Specs Last Rated: August 18, 2010 2. Micro Express MicroFlex 75B This system is packed to brim with power and features. Only its low hard-disk capacity [...]
Intel debuts 2nd-gen Sandy Bridge Core i-series CPUs
One the eve of the 2011 CES show, Intel has officially unveiled the details about its new line of desktop and laptop CPUs. Code-named Sandy Bridge, these chips will in actuality carry the same Core i3/i5/i7 naming as the 2010 generation of Intel processors. The basics of the Sandy Bridge platform have been known for [...]
Assessing the fate of the 'Facebook Way'
We didn’t always want to admit it, but in 2010 the world accepted that Facebook–the company that introduced us all to such mundane pursuits as photo tagging, virtual farmsteads, and the voyeuristic tracking of the lives of people we only half-knew in high school–has changed the world. Yet Facebook has also begun to pioneer something [...]
