The weirdest thing happened today. Verizon customer service explained that they are obliged to send me, free of charge, an upgrade – as in faster – DSL modem . This information came as a great surprise. You see,…
The colors were vibrant, the texts clear as a bell, the added features (especially the back-light) were very useful and the battery life was long enough to get through almost all of our books and magazines. So we’ve…
By Livia Bergovoy… Logitech’s M515 couch mouse works on uneven surfaces such your couch, bedspread, thigh, etc. That’s pretty cool especially for “those of you” who are inclined toward sybaritic-ness. But, the feature that best impresses is that…
They showed us a device the size of a transistor radio, perhaps a little bigger, that was playing what seemed like prerecorded top 40 hits. But there was no tape and the device was very light weight, almost…
I like to think I’m a smart, well-informed consumer, and that I have a conscience. I watch the news, I read the papers, I see the documentaries. And I’m appalled. I’ve learned that huge, sell-everything-under-the-sun stores are bad.…
This customer spends hours dealing with these super nice customer service reps. The Customer Service Reps (“CSR”) are just another cog in a very broken, very intricate clock.
Starting next week, Cannon will introduce two new Rebel brand DSLR cameras for customers who want the DSLR experience with the guidance of a point-and-shoot, the EOS Rebel T3i and EOS Rebel T3.
Treyach, video game developers of the wildly successful first person shooter Call of Duty franchise have released in conjunction with Activision Publishing, Inc. a 17 song compilation soundtrack pulled from the popular Call of Duty zombie maps.
It seems that Polaroid, once it was closed down and sold for a few cans of film and an old tri-pod, is one of the brands that will never die. The latest incarnation and maybe the best one…
“Hyundai” (pronounced Hun-day, like Sunday) means “modern” in Korean, to convey Hyundai’s continuing new technologies and designs. The company is part of a Korean “chaebol”, or conglomerate.
Lately, during product introductions, Apple polishers, Sony aficionados, Samsung “Sammies”and “gotta” get “big brands” consumers all got what they wanted. New TVs, Internet related devices, home appliances and plain old radios and other accessories flew off the shelves…
Ready or not the big appliance makers, TV makers and computer makers are trying to make their products smarter. In an emergency, tweet or text message your appliances and they will tell you when your roast is ready…