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Friday, March 29, 2013

T-Mobile

So, if my ears have heard correctly, T-Mobile stands to shake things up a heck of a lot in the next few months by braking with industry standard and charging people for there phones.  This revolutionary new idea sounds like a bad one, because we are so used to getting free phones, but there is a catch, my friends, there is a catch.  There will be no contract.

That's right ladies and gents, T-Mobile is doing away with the ball and chain, and setting there customers free from expensive-two-year-binding-soul-stealing-contracts.  And what's better is they are moving to a much better pricing model.  All the glorious smart-phone goodness will be had for $50, $60, or $70 a month, depending on the level of service you want.  They will also be giving truly unlimited data, which will win back a lot of there old customers on its own.  And to top it off, you can get a payment plan set up to pay for your phone.

Honestly, as crazy as it sounds, this is almost enough to make me switch to T-Mobile.  The highest price bracket is almost half of a standard cell contract, and that is with adjust 3gb of data.  I think I will wish the best of luck to T-Mobile, and hope they get better tower coverage in my area, as that would be the straw to break the camel's back.

Till next time, catch you on the flip side.

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Raspberry Pi

So, it finally arrived!  After three whole months of waiting, our first Raspberry Pi has arrived.  After overcoming an unforeseen hurdles, like needing an SD card of at least 2gb or larger to download the OS onto,  we now have it up and running.  We're still scrounging around for a spare keyboard and mouse to use on it.

As we get more images and projects operating on it, we will be posting more tutorials on Raspberry Pi use, so keep your eyes open.