Just some brief reflections on the new HTC One (“HO”) vs my current handset, the HTC One X+ (“HOX” ) First, the obvious parts would be the technical; Body The HO surface is all aluminium whereas the HOX is rubber. The aluminium gives a …
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You really need dedication to get it to this point… PHEW! My ASUS Infinity TF700 failed to update the legit updates. Never went from 4.0 to 4.1 as they should. If you want to play with the device and install …
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A pad/slate/tab is a very nice unit. Not for producing a lot of test – the tapping on glass with kill your fingertips on the cold and firm glass – but for any sort of media consumption, it’s a dream. …
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Let’s assume you have a corporate phone, which you are to hand in. They will likely perform the cleaning, but one cannot be sure that they will. If they don’t, a new employee will get access to your Google account – including …
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Christmas this year was one big tech breakdown in the Berg home 🙁 Already in December, the antenna signal deteriorated and DVB-T units got all “pixly”. Colleague Niklas (the antenna guy) helped me out by swapping the aerial for a …
One common problem in the Android domain is that the system evolves but that the operators and hardware vendors do not follow the path of upgrades, so even using fairly fresh hardware, you are stuck with the version supplied in …
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The subscription for Speedcams on my MIO Navman M450 ran out. It’s a logical model to sell the hardware at a fair profit, and then add revenue to the business by subscriptions on up-to-date maps, speedcams and points of interest. …
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Unlocking phones is a science of it’s own. There is a point in locking. Commercially the operators funds your mobile, and want to keep your traffic so that they get the money back. I am more in favour of set-ups …
Howdy! I just got upgraded to the VDSL service of my ISP (branded it “TurboDSL”) but now I tried swedish “bredbandskollen” (webbased tool for measuring the access speed of the broadband). The service should offer up to 20-40 Mbit/s downstream …
WRVS4400N – slow router Read more »
It seems I will never be an Ubuntu friend. It has AGAIN crapped on me twice! * My daughters PC is based on an ASUS motherboard, but it seems that the NIC (Network Interface Card) doesn’t work. There are a …
Ubuntu craps in my face! Read more »