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My name is Lenny Bonsignore. I was born and raised in Queens New York, I’m a letter carrier full-time and also Editor-in-Chief of OneTechStop.net. I was totally surprised to be offered to do a review on the Lumia 950, the device I have been anxiously waiting to get. I was very willing to do the...

Lenovo has delivered a fantastic device in the Yoga 900, firmly supplanting my long-time favorite HP Spectre x360 as the top device for 2015. read more Continue reading...

I had to replace an old, trusted set of earbuds recently. I settled on the Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones. read more Continue reading...

I did a brief (hah 2 hours 34 minutes) look at build 10041 on a live Google Hangout. You can view it on YouTube here:

Unpicking the past is a messy business for Microsoft Review Microsoft does not have long to fix Windows 10. The company plans to release it this year, and if that implies hardware on the shelves, the operating system will need to be completed in the summer – and most features will need to be...

It's already obvious this a Windows 8.1 mini-tablet to watch A new Windows 8.1 mini-tablet emerges, and after just a short time examining the device, it's clear that this one is a contender. Similar in many ways to the Dell Venue 8 Pro, the Miix 2 also offers a pretty 8-inch screen running at...

Neowin.net have reviewed Windows 8. IMO I find it a well balanced and fair article with good advice on how to get the most from the new os. Worth a read: Neowin - Where unprofessional journalism looks better - Neowin

Mixing a sluggish Windows tablet with an outdated Android one makes the Intel Atom-powered ViewSonic ViewPad 10 less than ideal for either OS. Link Removed due to 404 Error

So you're a Windows 7 user and you thank Microsoft every day for creating something that has gotten you off Windows Vista. Almost 18 months on and loads of little updates later, we finally find ourselves greeted with the first Service Pack for the operating system. So it's got a list of...

My Google Chromebook landed via FedEx just about an hour ago. Naturally, I couldn’t resist firing that puppy up. Now this isn’t a full-blown review, but immediate impressions of what I liked and areas that are going to take some work to get used to. The ultimate judge of this thing will be...

Trying to use Windows 7 on a tablet shows that while it may be a touch-screen OS, it is not a tablet OS - and there is a difference Though some might find this surprising, it pains me to write a negative review. I know what it's like to labour over something and discover that it doesn't come up...

Alongside several other models, the Samsung Omnia 7 was just made available as a means to exhibit eagerly anticipated Microsoft Windows Phone 7 OS. This super stylish looking device provides the impressive new OS in partnership with a 1 GHz chip, five mp digital camera, tons of internal storage...

Have DDR3 prices finally hit rock bottom? DDR3-1600 reached $30 per 2 GB module several weeks ago, making it completely competitive in price-per-performance with DDR2. Available in both dual-channel and triple-channel kits for $60 and $90, these aren't last year’s high-voltage parts, but...

I have had windows 7 32 bit now for about a week and I havent experienced any issue that I wouldnt have dealt with in a previous version.. The only thing I'm not enjoying is that there isnt a flash plug in for firefox yet, hopefully they get their butts in gear and make one!:rolleyes: I have...

scince daemon tools/alcohol STILL dont work and magicISo still bugs your PC to a point of no return i went to look for a good working one. i finally found a bugless one that works flawlessly on windows 7. its called VirtualDrive pro 11 Link Removed due to 404 Error screenshots of me using it...