Lifestreaming is where someone goes on webcam on the internet and broadcasts his or her life, be it all or some of the time. There was a brief period where lifestreaming was considered "the thing to do", but then dropped like a brick in popularity. Why did it fall out of favor like it did? 1. It’s no different than a radio show There is no...

It’s an ever-increasing mobile world, and with it comes all the tech stuff we need to get things done. Being mobile means your tech will run off a battery or two. However there are certain items when you should care and other times when you don’t have to. Point-And-Shoot Digital Cameras Should you care? Yes. I won’t buy a point-and-shoot...

In larger corporations, PCs (otherwise known as "end user desktops") all have this stickers and/or metal badges with an numerical or alphanumerical sequence on it. This is called the asset tag. When a corporation decides to get rid of computers as per the end-of-life cycle (anywhere between 3 to 5 years usually when the warranties finally run out),...

Yes, I was a cubicle dweller and lived it up (read: down) in the corporate lifestyle for several years. It is the land where the most exciting thing that happens all day is when the server goes down (again). 1. The decorations on someone’s cubicle offends you for no reason at all. You walk by someone’s cubicle and see all sorts of decor they’ve...

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