Who doesn’t look at the TV bill each month and cringe? Nearly 800,000 households in the U.S. have “cut the cord,” dumping their cable, satellite, or telco TV providers (such as AT&T U-verse or Verizon FiOS) and turning instead to Web-based videos (like Hulu), downloadable shows (iTunes), by-mail subscription services (Netflix), or even good . . . → Read More: cut the cord on TV fees

A different point of view doesnt make another person automatically bad or forever wrong. I am reminded of two blind man feeling an elephant .. each is perfectly correct based on the facts they are presented or exposed too. Compare the IPAD and the HP SLATE

http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/05/hp-slate-to-cost-549-have-1-6ghz-atom -z530-5-hour-battery/

. . . → Read More: who is right? hp or apple

Some owners of Apple’s new iPad have complained of weak wireless signals, dropped connections and slow surfing speeds, messages on the company’s support forum show.

Although users have also reported problems with recharging their iPads from Windows-based PCs or synchronizing the tablet with other computers, Wi-Fi issues have garnered the most complaints, as tallied . . . → Read More: ipad working out kinks

Server virtualization market share http://searchservervirtualization.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142, sid94_gci1376166,00.html> could be shifting as more organizations consider using Citrix Systems XenServer and Microsoft Hyper-V. A recent study by TheInfoPro showed that the XenServer and Hyper-V vs. VMware battle — historically dominated by VMware — is shifting in favor of Citrix and Microsoft. The survey found that two-thirds of . . . → Read More: another point of view on the virtualization wars