Boxee TV: Why you should or should not get one?

By Alok Saboo on November 7th, 2012

If you are like many others who have cut the cord and are looking for the (elusive) perfect device to get more content on your HDTV, you now have one more option. Boxee just introduced the Boxee TV, and updated version of its Boxee Box, and is selling them for $99 exclusively through Walmart (other...

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How-to Set up your own VPN Server on ASUS Wireless Routers? [Tutorial]

By Alok Saboo on October 7th, 2012

I was recently on the market for a wireless router that could handle my high speed broadband connection (upwards of 30Mbps). After a lot of searching, I finally bought bought the ASUS RT-N66U wireless router and have been extremely happy with it. If you are looking for a wireless router, I will very strongly recommend...

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Rebtel offer $5 in FREE International Calling Credits

By Alok Saboo on September 23rd, 2012

It is back to school season, which means campuses are full of students (both new and returning) again. If you are one of the many international students arriving on campus this fall, Rebtel has a nice gift for you – $5 in free calling credits. You can use these credits to keep in touch with...

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Airserver brings iOS Screen Mirroring to your Mac or PC without Jailbreaking [Review]

By Alok Saboo on August 25th, 2012

One of the questions that I often get asked is how do I create the video tutorials for the iOS apps. Until now, I relied on Veency to record my iDevice’s screen and then used Camtasia Studio to create a tutorial. While Veency is great for most purposes, it requires a jailbroken device and may...

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Simple Tips on How to Secure your Mobile Data

By Alok Saboo on August 9th, 2012

Our phones are the epicenter of our digital life. With so much information on our phones (e.g., email, bank accounts, credit cards, text messages, contacts), comes the need to protect the data stored in them. As always connected devices, smartphones are vulnerable to scams or malicious attacks. Not to mention, the risk of losing or...

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Verizon’s Share Everything Ripoff. Go Prepaid to save on Smartphone Data!!

By Aditya Gupta on July 27th, 2012

Verizon introduced its new “Shared Everything” data plan that is the “ONLY” data plans available for new customers starting June 28 2012. In a nut shell under the new pricing plan, a smartphone customer opting for the cheapest data bucket, 1 GB, will pay $90 before taxes and fees ($40 for phone access and $50...

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