So, it’s two days before Christmas. Here’s the suggested cameras that are perfect for a newcomer (point-and-shoot), a plain old DSLR, and the new medium of Micro Four Thirds cameras. Read on to see the list!
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Here’s Some Secrets Of Chrome OS I Dug Up
Ah, Chrome OS. So half-baked you could throw up on the chrome (get it?). In my time using the Cr-48 constantly, I’ve found some secrets of Chrome OS running on the Cr-48 through different, tedious means. First off, there’s a proper media player and improved file browser than the ones seen by default, an on-screen keyboard of sorts that could spark tablet rumors (but I wouldn’t go that far) and improvements to Flash, so that Hulu and YouTube videos will run like butter, even though there won’t be 720p HD (yet). Jump on the “more” link for all my findings.
The Best Chrome Web Store Apps — For Now
With the Chrome Web Store just launching with 500 apps plus all the extensions from Chrome, there isn’t much choice when it comes to awesomeness, is there? That would be just wrong, no? Well, if you head on past the break, you’ll find LaptopMemo’s Favorite Chrome Web Apps, since these are the only real apps worth mentioning, anyways.
Holiday Gift Guide 2010: Stef’s Favorite Gadgets
While I’m still composing the lists of gadgets that will be posted here on LaptopMemo for Christmas (all the way till Christmas Eve), I’ve decided to make a list of my all-time favorite gadgets of this year, that I’ve followed day-by-day, used and tested, and would want for Christmas myself. Despite this list coming from a 14-year-old with a knack for tech writing and some contacts in the tech industry, this is as serious as any gadget personal list can get, and it’ll be updated as I’m testing new gadgets that I’m receiving every week here to test. Onwards to the list!
LaptopMemo Holiday Gift Guide 2010: Tablets
Tablets this year are a major craze, no matter what analyst might claim. Turns out, while the iPad is the #1 bet on what people think of as a tablet this year, there are few very worthy competitors to the iPad, and because of that, the second one is listed after the jump. And the iPad is there, too.
LaptopMemo Gift Guide 2010: Smartphones
Last year they were called smartphones, I think I’ll call them superphones, even if the phrase will go down in blasphemy, it’s pretty cool. But to save you from the confusion, I’ve titled this guide “smartphones”, so let’s continue. The phones seen below on all four major carriers in the United States are what I think were the best of this year, and deserve to be presents for the holidays. Let’s continue, shall we?
How Google’s Cloud-Based Printing Scheme Really Works
As part of another new project, Google has announced a unique and interesting format to print anything that’s connected to the web for the upcoming Chrome OS, and possibly any other platform, your iPad and Android included. Here’s the concise explanation of it all:
iPhone OS 4.0: The Details You’re Itching To Know About
iPhone OS 4.0 has made its debut today with Steve Jobs as your presenter at the Apple Headquarters. Main new features of the new OS are — wait for it — multitasking, global Mail inbox, iAd, Enterprise features, and the GameCenter, all coming to iPhone owners this summer (more on that after the jump), while iPad owners should expect it this fall. Let’s go over what was announced in a pretty well-ordered list:
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