DavidK wanted to do an article about the death of point and shoot cameras with the rise of decent camera technology in newer smartphones. I was of the dissenting opinion that, despite having high mega-pixel ratings for camera phones, they still fall very far short of traditional camera designs for several reasons. We were too lazy to duke it out but we did want to know what the readers thought. To do an overall comparison between the two products we wanted to narrow it down to several categories for overall product value and not just performance. The rundown will go like this: Price, Connectivity, Quality, Ease of Use, and Convenience. Some of these categories will be a little more or less important than others, but I’ll try to keep the tech jargon to a minimum to get my point across. I’ll run a poll after the breakdowns so you can tell us who was right or at least less wrong than the other. Read on for perspective.
How Many Ways Can AT&T Charge You For Data? Here’s Another.
Just when you thought it was safe to pay wireless data plan from AT&T, here is yet another spin on how they are going to charge you for data consumption. If you are like me, you have less (cough) than satisfactory cell phone reception in your home. Actually, I have no cell phone reception in … Read more
