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Building the Right Box

Written by Brett Thomas on March 23, 2012 In Staff Editorials

A lot of effort goes into choosing the right parts for your newest computer, but Senior Editor Brett Thomas thinks the focus can sometimes be a bit off. In this article, he outlines where the best bang for the buck can be spent on your high-performance rig... and believe it or not, it might not be where you think!

The Internet Stratification: Tales of an Unequal Web

Written by Mario Figueiredo on January 30, 2012 In Editorials

Think that the Web is equal for all? Not quite. While countries with great access to the Internet move towards creating content-heavy websites and services that require ever faster connections, there exists even more countries that would simply like a stable and reliable Internet connection to begin with. Read on to explore this digital divide.

Piracy to Blame for Falling Music Sales? I Don't Think So

Written by Rob Williams on January 4, 2012 In Editorials

The decline of music sales is a trend that's showing no end in sight. The UK experienced a 6% drop in overall sales during 2011, and it should come as a surprise to no one that the blame is going straight to piracy. Given other recent trends, however, I feel there are many other (legal) reasons why this trend continues.

Should Tablets and Smartphones be Considered "PCs"?

Written by Rob Williams on November 23, 2011 In Editorials

A new debate's upon us! No one would argue the fact that smartphones, tablets and similar devices are "computers", but would it be appropriate to label the same devices "PCs"? With an analyst firm doing just that recently, we've decided to take a look at multiple factors to see if such a classification is a good or bad thing.

The Steve We've Lost: A Quick Look at His Accomplishments

Written by Brett Thomas on October 6, 2011 In Staff Editorials

The technology industry has just lost one of its most innovative, influential and successful people; Steve Jobs. Whether you're a fan of Apple and its products or not, it's almost assured that you've been affected by some of the accomplishments Steve has made - some of which we'd like to recap here.

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