End of the Month Link Party!
Enjoying my visually “eye popping” picture there? A few, really cool, “Yummy Links” have been popping up recently, so I’m holding an end-of-the-month link party! It’s also the last full month I will have of vacation before I start college. EEK! Anyways, with everything from a series at Engadget on “What To Do When the [...]
Google Phone Rumors
Google, Sony, Microsoft, and Apple; it seems that’s ALL we hear about now-a-days, though I am a big fan of Samsung stuff… Well, not being one to break the mold, Google has developed a prototype electronic device that bundles it’s web searching tools, e-mail, and web-based applications…oh, and it’s a phone, too. A Google Phone [...]
Remember the Sony Rootkit?
UPDATE on the Antenna construction: Construction is complete on the antenna assembly and the leads on the antenna itself; I’m currently waiting for a part to arrive in the mail to complete the cable required to attach the antenna to my phone! Remember Sony and that old BMG Root kit problem? Ah yes, those we’re [...]
Webex PCNow Connects iPhone to Windows PC
Webex announced today that their popular PCNow software will now support the iPhone. This means that iPhone users can connect to a PC. A Mac connection updated is expected soon so that users can access their Mac products. The service also allows users to do a remote desktop session where they can connect to their [...]
Improving Your Cell Phone Reception, Part 1
To start things off, I must utter the words tycoons and teens fear the most: My cell phone has died (Cue sinister music). Now, I’m actually pretty lucky, since the phone has suffered a software crash and actually still has all my information accessible in it. I just can’t use it to call anyone (I [...]
Pluggd Video and Audio Search
Pluggd is probably the most useful search company that you’ve never heard of. But, trust me, you will hear about them – a lot. Signs abound that this small startup company has the potential to go stratospheric in the next 5 years. And the recent capture of $6M in venture capital only confirms that others [...]
Sharp’s 1 Inch Thick LCD Prototype
I know, you were thinking I was going to say OLED, didn’t you. No, okay, then you are the meme I thought you were. But seriously, can you believe that Sharp has developed a TV that you can fit in your back pocket. Okay, if it wasn’t like 52 inches wide. But, you get the [...]
“Storm” Warning: Worms Getting More Vicious
The Storm Trojan. One of the nastiest viruses to hit the ‘Net in some time has really been active as of late. As such, I feel I need to help get the word out on this little bug. For most of you, spam is an everyday thing; it clutters your mail and asks you benign, [...]
Google Sky Opens Universe
Google Earth and Nasa’s World Wind are two great products for exploring our world. If you haven’t tried Nasa’s World Wind, you really should give it a try. It has really incredible capabilities, including really neat scientific simulations, etc. It also has some planetary views as well. Well, it seems that Google Earth is getting [...]
Walmart Launches DRM Free Online Music
Walmart has a penchant for crushing the competition. Let’s see if they can do the same in the online music space. Yep, it’s time for the Walmart online music store. Now, having tooled over their site, you will quickly see that they offer WMA and MP3 formats. I would personally go with the MP3 format. [...]
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