Jerry Hildenbrand
I'm an RHCE and Electrical Engineer who loves gadgets of all kinds. You'll find my writings across Mobile Nations and you can hit me on Twitter if you want to say hey.
Latest articles by Jerry Hildenbrand
Google details how Windows apps will run on its Chromebooks
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Using software from Parallels means your Chromebook can run a full version of Microsoft Windows — and any programs you install inside it — with just a click. You're going to love it!
Talks between NVIDIA and SoftBank over the sale of Arm Holdings may have advanced, but this is still a very bad idea
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
A neutral company that doesn't build chips needs to buy Arm and pump it full of cash.
Google and Samsung should take a look at how Microsoft is making sure dual-screen apps are done right
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Microsoft is treating dual-screen devices the way they need to be treated — as a new platform.
Microsoft's Surface Duo looks like a near-perfect execution of a very old idea
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Nobody expected Microsoft to solve this problem, but from what we've seen we're glad it did.
Which unlimited plan should you buy: AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile or Verizon?
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
The four major carriers in the U.S. don't necessarily offer Windows phones, but they do offer unlimited data plans. Which is the best for you?
Why you don't need an unlimited data plan
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
The numbers are in, and they say you probably don't need an expensive unlimited data plan.
USB4: Everything you need to know
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Better, stronger, faster. And backward compatible, too!
The secret to saving money on cell phones and wireless service
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
You can save money on your phone and plan if you do a bit of homework before you buy.
Verizon Unlimited data plans: Everything you need to know
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Here's a complete breakdown of Verizon's new Unlimited plan and everything else you can get when you sign up for service.
Microsoft plans to revamp Edge using Chromium. But what exactly is it?
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Chromium isn't just another Google product — it can be anything you want it to be thanks to its open-source license.
Assistive tech and fitness: We're not quite there yet
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
The amazing and weird state of sex in PC gaming [NSFW]
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
We've come a long way since Hot Coffee.
Smartphone RAM: What is it, and when do you need more?
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Your phone needs RAM to operate, but why? And how much?
Samsung Galaxy Book S Pen integrates with Adobe Photoshop
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
The Galaxy Book S Pen is shaping up to be a worthy competitor to Microsoft's Surface Pen.
Microsoft’s Scroogled campaign may finally be coming to an end
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Your browser's password manager is helping ad companies track you on the web
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
The Same Origin Policy has one fatal flaw, and of course, ad companies have found a way to exploit it.
The latest NVIDIA GeForce experience brings some awesome tools for screenshots
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Screen archery has never been this easy.
Logitech's M720 Triathlon is my new favorite mouse
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
It's not weird to have a favorite mouse, right?
Project Fi vs. Sprint: Which should you buy?
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
It's Sprint versus Project Fi in this head-to-head comparison.
USB-C cables and adapters, and what you need to know when buying them
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Buying a cable shouldn't be difficult. It doesn't have to be if you follow these simple tips.
What are the advantages of using an alternative carrier?
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Using an alternative to the big four wireless providers is a great idea for many people. Here are some reasons why.
Microsoft is marketing software to help state governments keep track of legal marijuana
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Microsoft is going where most other tech companies fear to tread — into the legal cannabis business.
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