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About Andrew Kalinchuk
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Twitter takes control with new API rules, plans to limit access for third-party clients
20 Aug 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
We all knew this day was coming after reading Twitter’s fairly recent blog post on the company’s future plans, but now it’s been made official, and traditional Twitter clients should watch their backs. In another blog post earlier this week, Twitter’s Vice President of Product Michael Sippey outlined exactly how the company plans to control the user experience of its produc...
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Cubby: a simple way to share files across multiple devices
02 Aug 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk / 1 Comment
When I first heard about Cubby’s unlimited storage, my immediate reaction was “I must have it.” When I found out that “unlimited storage” meant computer-to-computer syncing I was less enthused. I forgave them, however, because I concede that offering unlimited cloud storage through a free service is foolish at best. And it wasn’t long before I found new reasons ...
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Ask the readers: What are your favorite Android apps and games?
20 Jul 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk / 3 Comments
We’re back again with another request in the same vein as our previous Ask The Readers where all of you shared your favorite iOS apps and games with us. But we don’t want to stop there — not with so many Android users unrepresented. So it is only natural to revisit our app list and include Techerator’s favorite applications and games from Google’s mobile platform. Rat...
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Multiple monitor improvements are coming to Windows 8
09 Jul 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
The Consumer Preview of Windows 8 was a bit of a nightmare when used on multiple monitors with the taskbar stretched across both displays, and offered no obvious reasoning behind the odd design. Luckily for us (meaning the collective Windows user base), Microsoft has confirmed via their Windows 8 Blog that positive changes will be coming to the experience. But that doesn’t mean they are g...
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Manage your to-do list on Android, iOS, and Chrome with Any.DO
25 Jun 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
Any.DO started as an Android-only solution to the public’s to-do list blues, and it did a damn good job of cheering us up. As a result, Any.DO became a both popular and critically acclaimed app by tech blogs everywhere. Personally, I’ve been a regular user of Any.DO for the past six months or so and I appreciate its minimalistic approach to list-making. The strength of Any.DO lies in i...
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Microsoft Says Farewell to Aero Glass in Windows 8
21 Jun 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
When I first booted up into Windows 8 with my beloved Samsung Focus mobile phone at my side, I was appalled by the jarring visual differences when switching back and forth from the Metro start screen to the traditional Windows desktop view. On one hand, there was this amazingly simple Start screen with a bold interface daring to standout from the crowd. On the other, an ancient and tacky faux-glas...
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Ask The Readers: What Are Your Favorite iOS Apps and Games?
14 Jun 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk / 3 Comments
We know “Top 10 Apps” lists have been done to death, but their proliferation in tech-based media doesn’t dilute their usefulness, especially in a frequently changing market like mobile apps. We had planned to exclusively poll the writers and editors of Techerator for an upcoming article series, but realized we’d be cutting out a hugely knowledgeable group of people… ...
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Windows 8 Boots Too Quickly to Be Interrupted
14 Jun 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
We previously told you that Windows 8 could manage a cold boot in eight seconds flat, and that still holds true, but now there are reports that an SSD-equipped PC can manage it in under seven seconds. It’s not a huge difference in boot time, but it does create a minor and rather curious problem. Mainly, the user no longer has enough time to interrupt the boot menu. Chris Clark, program mana...
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Windows 8 ‘Release Preview’ Brings New Apps and Updates the Old Ones
05 Jun 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk
As we assumed when various apps in the Windows 8 Consumer Preview were marked with an “App Preview” tag, the core Metro apps have been updated in the Windows 8 Release Preview. The updated applications feature some improvements to the user interface (there were some apps that really needed it), a unified app settings bar, and even some all-new applications. The preview pages of some re...
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The New iPad: Everything You Need to Know
07 Mar 2012 by Andrew Kalinchuk / 1 Comment
Most of the rumors posted in our recent iPad 3 post came true today when the new iPad was unveiled. Of course, there were a few things we all got wrong. Like the name for instance. But we all had it right where it counted. Welcome to the future of iPad. Dropping the Number System Despite numerous guesses at the name for the newest Apple tablet (the 2S, 3, or HD), they decided to simplify the namin...
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