Envisioning Apple without Jobs

When Steve Jobs decided to resign as CEO of Apple, the world stopped and took notice. Although clearly forthcoming, Jobs' resignation was a little of a shock to the typical consumer, and the share market saw some unexpected dives. Yet, while Tim Cook takes over as CEO, with Jobs retained as…


Consumer Priority Service Review of the Blade

With the smartphone market releasing gaming mobiles at earnest, it is easy to assume that PC gaming is somewhat dated. Yet, with the release of the Blade gaming notebook, Razer convinces us otherwise. As a brand Razer is well-recognized for pushing technology with striking tech artillery and gaming…


Apple Campus: A Futuristic Workplace

  When Apple first announced its plan to build a massive headquarters in Cupertino, California, the world stopped and took notice. Termed Apple Campus 2, this four-story futuristic construction sounded straight off a sci-fi novel. What It Is Yet the Apple Campus is anything but a whim, and in…


Windows 8: Microsoft Perks Up Its OS Offerings

When Microsoft first came out with its Windows 7 OS, a spate of tablet offering featuring Windows ensued, but none that could supersede iPhone's firm foothold as numero uno. Yet with the purported release of Windows 8 around the corner, expectations are running high with the new version promising a…


iPhone 5: The Countdown Begins

With the iPhone 5 scheduled to release in October, the online world is abuzz with possible feature enhancements this model would bring. As with every iteration of the iPhone, Apple enthusiasts continue to hype and speculate on what this version of the iconic smartphone may offer to the gadget……


Apple and Samsung Battle over Intellectual Property

  Apple and Samsung have been throwing lawsuits at each other, ever since Apple first sued Samsung for a slew of patent infringements. While the fact that Apple would initiate legal measures against a vital supplier surprised many, it must be said that Apple has set a very distinctive brand…


Casio G-zOne Commando: Rugged yet Reliable

  Every smartphone user dreams of a phone that is tough yet stylish, that offers a great 3G experience while still being sturdy enough to stand the occasional bump. Enter Casio G'zOne Commando, an Android device that is hardy enough to bring impressive resistance to physical drops and water…


Google+ Project: Another Facebook Dupe?

At a time when social networking rules the roost in the online space, Google takes a serious leap in this direction with the release of Google+ Project. With much-needed tweaks and enhancements Google hopes that its current attempt will be better received than its past networking failures, but only…


Consumer Priority Service Reviews Tablet Operating Systems

The first tablet PC releases ran exclusively on Windows as the sole operating system, with some power users opting to run Linux and in some cases other little-known platforms. With several other OS models hitting the market, the tablet OS competition has stiffened to new levels. iOS Apple was among…


Consumer Priority Service Reviews the HTC Thunderbolt

HTC Thunderbolt was the first phones in the US to go 4G offering seamless connecting to the super-fast Verizon 4G networks. Boasting a reliable bandwidth and smooth connectivity to any online gaming or chat application, the Thunderbolt also offers high-definition video recording and streaming. The…