Articles by Dino Londis
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Occupy Wall Street: Tech Experience Without Pay
Occupy Wall Street can offer you a bunch of tech experience, fast. As long as you'll volunteer. This is a team (in the true sense of the word) that's building new platforms from the ground up. Th… -
ChromeOS Inches Closer to the Enterprise
Chromebook users are double-handicapped. If their connection to the Internet breaks they can't work at all, and once they're connected they're limited to the Google desktop. Chromebooks run Chrom… -
Jawbone Lets You Pair Multiple Bluetooth Devices
I've been an advocate of Bluetooth since it was vying to be the wireless standard over 802.11. I dislike wire and anything that reduces the amount of it always ges tmy attention. But Bluetooth cr… -
The Tablet Wars: Sony Tablet S, the Next Casualty?
Sony, which once set the standard for consumer electronics, is today playing catch-up in the hottest gadget war this side of the Walkman. Seventeen months after the iPad debuted and six months af… -
Lenovo Tosses The ThinkPad Tablet Into the Ring
Lenovo, formally IBM's desktop division, has released a tablet that includes a collection of features you won’t find on other Android devices, like handwriting recognition and an optional Thinkpa… -
AT&T’s Unlimited Plan Hits its Limitations
AT&T smartphone customers who are on the unlimited data plan may experience reduced speeds once their usage puts them in the top 5 percent of heaviest data users on the s network. Why? AT&T says… -
Take Control of All Those Network Wires
If you're like me, you deal with a lot of cables at work and home: power cords, mice, keyboards, monitor, plugs, cables KVM, switches, etc. For those of us who have a test environment at home, th… -
GhostMouse Automates Repetitive Tasks
One of the better aspects of computing -- even dating back to the earliest days -- is that your machine can repeat tasks that you don't have the time or patience to do. One tool that does this is…