It seems that Apple has released a patent very recently to put their laptop’s optical drive underneath the laptop. Personally, I find it a horrible idea. If such a thing was released in the future, and we compared both old and new models, I think that people would definitely agree that the current one’s solution […]

Even though Vista still hasn’t been officially released, many people have already been using it, and one of the most noticeable, and annoying features, is a security one. Instead of not allowing for programs to temper with your system settings and exploit security vulnerabilities, Microsoft chose to solve the issue by putting constant prompt windows […]

Yes, you read that correctly, this small camera by Olympus can take 3 Megapixel pictures with an ISO of 10000, which basically means that you can take great pictures even in dark places. Other than that, it’s a pretty basic camera, but that ISO sensitivity certainly puts it apart from everything else.

This camera will be […]

Yes reader. You did read the title of that article well. We are featuring a toilet seat on ForeverGeek as a gadget.
Why? - you might ask. Well, because not only does it serve as a comfortable seat, it also has an MP3 player with an SD slot, and it comes with it’s very own preinstalled […]

Even though most gamers were very disappointed when Sony broke their promise of releasing the Playstation 3 at the same time throughout the world it looks like the launch date is coming closer, and Sony confirms that everything is “go” for March 23rd.
The good part about the console being released so late is that it […]

Sean Fanning, the creator of Napster, has just opened up a new Social Network site for World of Warcraft players. Not only does Rupture allow you to check other players profiles, but also allows you to see their skill builds, rank, stats, and pretty much every other thing you can think of.

Personally, I think that […]

Dell, one America’s biggest computer manufacturers have just released a new n Series of desktop PCs that do not come with Windows pre-installed. Not only does this allow the manufacturer to slice off a bit of the price but it also gives Linux a chance to eat up a bit of Windows’ share.

So if you’re […]

During the past few months I’ve started to notice that external Hard Drives are becoming increasingly more popular. I own one, most of my colleagues own one and there are dozens of models popping up in local tech stores.
But one thing that surprises me, in a negative way, is that all of them are basic. […]

I heard about this video while listening to net@nite this week. I’m sure some of you have seen it before, but this was the first time I’d ever seen it…and it’s just so damn weird that I had to share it.
This is a very, very strange video that Microsoft sent retailers in 1988 […]

For those of you who were lucky rich enough to be able to purchase a Playstation 3 but were disappointed with the small capacity of it’s Hard Drive (compared to today’s standards) then this mod is for you.
Someone put together a tutorial to put any 3.5″ HDD in it and also a USB hub, for […]

Although UMPCs aren’t selling as well as Microsoft had hoped, that isn’t stopping some companies from releasing more and more of them. This particular model is a bit different from the ones I’ve seen so far because it allows you to switch from a UMPC mode to a laptop mode in no time at all, […]

When I was reading through the articles today on AkihabaraNews I almost ran past this small Dictionary/eBook-reader that has a striking resemblance to Sony’s UX UMPC that has already been featured here in ForeverGeek.

Even though the resemblance is undeniable, this small gadget isn’t as functional as it’s bigger brother. Even so, it does feature a […]

While Sony and Microsoft battle in out with new Disk formats, and fancy specifications, Nintendo’s small top-dog continues to sell like cotton candy in a circus.
According to Nintendo the ten million figure represents sell through to customers, not shipped units to retailers, with 1.7 million consoles being sold in December alone in Europe.
Will the winner […]

Although most tech-aficionados will state that design isn’t one of their main concerns when buying a gadget, no one can deny how successfull Apple has been in the past decade thanks to some clever marketing and some great product designs.
For 2007 it seems that one of the budget computer makers will be making a special […]

When suprnova.org closed back in 2004, some people feared that the torrent scene was starting to crumble, but instead, it made way for plenty of other torrent trackers/tracker search engines. And now, 3 of them have just entered the Alexa top 200 charts giving them a much (un)needed spotlight.

I wonder what will come first: one […]

If you happen to be a blogger, and all odds seem to be pointing that way, then you should probably be interested to hear that one of the most popular Blogging Content Managers has just been updated to the latest version.
Among various other features, Wordpress now has a much needed “Auto Save” a-la Gmail, and […]