This week I came across some great finds that I want to share with my readers: The Social Path, A blog by David Griner with a focus on Social Media SheenOnline, A blog by Rahsheen Porter with a focus on Web 2.0, Social Media and a splash of GTD. I found several of his posts […]
Now more than ever, we don’t want to be caught on the go without power. Addictions run high with our phones and iPods given all that we can do with them, and the APC UPB10 Mobile Power Pack comes to the rescue. This is not a new product, but somehow, many people still don’t know […]
Like most people in the tech community, I consider caffeine to be my friend. It helps me slog through my morning a little faster, and begin to think clearly hours before I would normally. Sometimes a beverage with caffeine just isn’t handy, or maybe not readily available. Gum is almost always handy, and quite portable, […]
As of TODAY, you can now try out the Beta version of Agendus for BlackBerry. Because this is a Public Beta, you can snag it for $9.95 (the cost will increase to $19.95 once it is out of Beta, so if you plan to go for it, now is the time). BUT, before you spend […]
If you are not familiar with Twitter, it’s one of the more popular “micro-blogging” applications around at the moment (both for positive as well as negative reasons, but I’ll get to that later). For a wiki-rific explanation, Wikipedia explains Twitter very well and provides more insight to the application and it’s use. So, why use […]
Is 2008 the year of Social Networking? Sure, before 2008 we had MySpace, LinkedIn, and Facebook – but doesn’t it seem like things really exploded this year like never before? Now you can also be found on FriendFeed, Twitter, Identi.ca, Pownce, Tumblr, Plurk, Brightkite, and probably a few dozen more. A few days ago I […]
I don’t know how long I have been hearing that Del.icio.us was going to finally have a face lift, but it’s been a long time coming. Along with some new enhancements, the DOMAIN is now changing to simply Delicious.com, so no more worrying about where to place the silly dots. Currently there is an automatic […]
In all this iPhone madness, it seems time to shine some light on an amazing application for the BlackBerry. Viigo is an enhanced RSS reader, allowing you to choose from a selection of over 3,000 feeds (they call them “channels”), as well as any custom feeds, allowing you to follow the updates of any site […]
You know you’ve got options, but you don’t know what they are. Well, I’m going to try to make things a little easier for you and provide a breakdown of two of the big guns in town. 1. WordPress.com a. free hosting available, or the option to host offsite b. a decent selection of pre-designed […]
Recently I came across what appears to be a hybrid telephone! The Vtech 6110 slightly resembles a Treo or BlackBerry, but it isn’t a cell phone. Since this is NOT a cell phone, it’s very surprising to see a full Qwerty keyboard and mention of full IM and text messaging capabilities. Upon reading about this […]
