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20 Best Free File Hosting Sites 2017 | Reviews and Ratings

John Watson

December 1, 2017
Filed in: Tech Reviews • Technology • Top Ten


Cloud storage is becoming more and more popular. Here is an update on all the best file hosting and filesharing websites in 2017. There have been some updates, and some new changes. Some have raised their prices, others have lowered, some of stayed the same. There have also been many new small individual startups, but those websites seemed too amateur and the newness... read more

15 Top Free File Hosting Sites 2015 | Reviews and Ratings

John Watson

May 24, 2017
Filed in: Tech Reviews • Technology • Top Ten


There are a lot of reasons to use cloud storage, whether it be to share some files with a friend or make your business easier. Despite the fact that file sharing sites are notorious for being abused as a source for piracy, still they are commonly used for legitimate purposes. There are also a lot of reasons NOT to use cloud storage, but I'm not going to get into that here... read more

The New M.2 Hard Drive Form Factor Is An Important New Development Which Can Transform The Personal Computer Industry

Alaric Anderson

January 11, 2017
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Gear • Tech Reviews • Technology


Computer system storage has come a long way in recent years. With the advent of technologies such as helium drives and 3D NAND flash memory, desktop storage has gotten bigger in space and laptop and mobile memory has gotten smaller in size. Today's top-end ultrabooks come with a new form of hard drive that is far different than the traditional 2.5" drives. While 2.5"... read more

Nintendo Gave Up Trying To Make Wii Popular, Now It Is Selling The Original NES Again

John Watson

December 30, 2016
Filed in: Gear • Tech Reviews


Apparently Nintendo realized that despite having all the graphics of PS3 or Xbox, and comparable graphics to the PS4 and Xbox One, Nintendo was fighting a losing battle, as no one really wants a Wii. Instead of realizing they need to get better games on the Wii, instead they decided to go back and sell the original console, yes, the NES, short for Nintendo Entertainment... read more

16 Top Free File Hosting Sites 2016 | Reviews and Ratings

John Watson

July 16, 2016
Filed in: Tech Reviews • Technology • Top Ten


There are still many good reasons to use cloud storage, whether you want to share files with your friends, or make your business easier by sharing files or backing up some data. Even though many file sharing sites are notorious since they are often abused as a piracy source, file sharing sites are still commonly used for completely legitimate purposes. It is worth noting... read more

New Indiegogo Crowdfunding Campaign Makes It Easier For People To Learn Skateboard Tricks!

John Watson

November 10, 2015
Filed in: Gear • Tech Reviews


I just picked up one of these little gadgets that will help you learn skateboard tricks faster! One of the primary things about skateboard tricks is getting down the physics and the muscle memory of the movement itself. Unfortunately, for newbies at skateboarding, this usually means you will fall - A LOT - before getting even your first trick down. If you are unlucky,... read more

ZRRO Kickstarter That Lets You Play Android Games On Your TV Reaches $200,000 Goal

Brian Thornsburg

April 8, 2015
Filed in: Games • Gear • Tech Reviews


"Play 300,000 touch games on your television." That was the tagline the makers of the ZRRO console used on its kickstarter page that has just recently reached its goal of $200,000 dollars in just over a months. The kickstarter had a total of 762 backers totaling $200,392. The ZRRO console touts some very impressive hardware, including a quad-core 2.0GHz processor,... read more

How To Record and Stream PS4, PS3, and Xbox One, and Eliminate or Bypass HDCP Protection When Recording Over HDMI

John Watson

March 24, 2015
Filed in: Gear • Tech Reviews


If you want to be able to record your PS3, PS4, or Xbox One gameplay, and you have a game capture device, you will soon find out that the game capture device is not enough. This is because of a technology developed by Intel called "HDCP", which stands for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection. It's just another copyright protection created by the copyright mafia to... read more

Best Entry Level DSLR camera under $500

Tanya T.

February 22, 2015
Filed in: Gear • Tech Reviews


Upon doing some research on the latest DSLR camera pricing, I was surprised because I have always been under the impression that if you wanted a good DSLR you would have to put out over $1000. And truth is, that was probably correct all the way up until this past generation of DSLRs if you wanted a fully featured high performing DSLR. But with the recent generation of... read more