Often writing at a coffee shop and typically powered by three shots of espresso, Gary Ruplinger loves gadgets, smartphones, apps, and when not writing about these topics, he's typically playing with one of those nifty little devices.
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Big carriers like Verizon and AT&T don’t like people tethering their smartphones to their computers and using them to serve as internet connections… unless you’re willing to shell out $30 a month for the privelege. And while this was a simple fix a couple years ago – you simply downloaded a tethering app from the…
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Since the shitweasels at Verizon decided to cancel their unlimited data plans, the only place remaining for truly unlimited data (of the major carriers) has been Sprint. I have nothing against Sprint – it’s just that their coverage maps aren’t nearly as robust as Verizon and I personally like Verizon’s lineup of phones better (but…
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A showdown between the ultra thin and sexy Motorola Droid Razr and the hulking behemoth Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Both are intended to be top of the line smartphones in the Android ecosystem and both feature 4G/LTE connectivity, but there are some small differences between the phones you’ll want to take into account before you decide…
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While both the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and iPhone 4S are intended to be the flagship smartphone for the Android and iOS operating systems, respecitvely, their similarities nearly end there. These are two high end smartphones that have very little in common. Watch the video to see just how different and which one you’ll want…
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I know I do a lot of comparisons of specific smartphones and many of them pit Apple’s latest iPhone to the latest and great Android phones on the market. While hardware specs, screen sizes, and resolution all do have an effect on the user experience, the biggest differences are in the operating systems themselves. So…
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Tim Cook’s public debut as Apple’s CEO was met with mixed reviews: the announcement of the iPhone 4S was considered by some to be a major misstep, and Apple’s stock took a modest hit after the iPhone 5 was revealed to be just a rumor. For a company that prides itself on innovation, the new iPhone…
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Can Windows 8 and Microsoft reclaim the title of Big Man On Campus over Apple or is this fight already over? By the time most of this year’s freshmen class members walk across the stage to receive their diplomas, a major shift in smartphone dominance is expected to have occurred. For those pursuing online degrees, their choice…
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Smartphones boost job seeker networking The past three years have been hard on some cherished job-hunting myths. Mailing out hundreds of resumes used to produce interviews. Having a sister-in-law check with her HR manager used to get your foot in the door. Working the job boards kept you busy following up on leads. Well they…
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Have You Ever: Car Apps for Android Have you ever desired more apps that can help you on your daily commutes? Whether you are commuting to school or work, there are many different apps you can download to make getting where you’re going and maintaining your car easier. Have you ever had a senior moment…
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Smartphones Make Smarter Students It’s interesting how the cell phone has gone from class clown to teachers pet in a matter of years. In the beginning students who were brave enough to take their phones to class had to be careful. They had to make sure that the ringer was off and hope that the…
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