I'm having trouble determining if there is a firmware upgrade for the Mushkin Pilot 1TB NVMe SSD (http://www.poweredbymushkin.com/Home/index.php/catalog/solid-state-drives/pilot/item/1372-pilot-1tb-mknssdpl1tb-d8) Their site is a bit of a mess. It's a nice SSD but I've been getting weird...
The idea is future-proofing. I don't expect I'll buy another one for many years. Am I thinking too hard about it? And yeah, the premium on them is pretty crazy right now!
My 24" 1080p monitor is badly in need of an upgrade. I'm ready to upgrade to a 27" 4k display. USB-C seems like it could future-proof it for a while (I buy new monitors very rarely -- I've had all of two over the last maybe 17 years?). Worth the trouble of finding one? Thanks, and generally...
For my retired dad who travels back and forth to Europe and still writes scholarly articles in multiple languages, the US version of the MS Surface Pro with an extra Spanish (yay Spain) keyboard seems almost too good to be true. The key (no pun intended) being that a Spanish keyboard makes...
Given the URL I have to wonder if it will work with the Storm2. Site's down anyway, but I'll check again later.
While on the topic of WiFi, why does it work so poorly with BB?
Well, there goes Google Voice. My phone sometimes thinks it's outside of the US (I'm guessing something to do with the "world phone" nature of it) so I sometimes can't start Skype even while physically in the US. As it happens when I tried to install Google Voice, I received a message saying...
Sure, fire away with suggestions. I don't know about apps that allow voice. Fring? I'll give it a look. What about Google Voice? How's that on the Blackberry?
We both have Blackberry Storm2 phones that we've used overseas on Verizon's international data plan to BBM, use Google Maps, etc. What doesn't work (at least in the country to which she is traveling) is Skype Mobile, so Skype-to-Skype is out of of the question. Trying to even start the Skype...
My perceptions are probably skewed by a daily bike commute of 25-28 miles round-trip in NYC (mostly in Manhattan, no less) but I have to blame the cyclist in the OP. That situation is quite common and not difficult to navigate. Either the driver will cut you off or not, be ready for both.
AT delivers yet again, thanks! A little more digging also shows, for example, a rare card that will occupy a second low-pro slot to expose all three outputs (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814121310). Lots to choose from with this good info in hand. Thanks again.
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