Posted on September 30, 2008 by Chris Jenkins
The Flip offers one of those rare occasions where a lack of bells and whistles makes a device great. The device records “good” video with the simple “point and click” ease you find in digital cameras.
The built-in LCD provides a good view of content without sucking the batteries dry too fast, and connecting the [...]
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Posted on September 24, 2008 by Adam Mahle
Last year, Apple released the iPhone on the ATT network to much criticism and acclaim for the design and interface. This year, Google launched their iPhone competitor – the Android based phone HTC G1 on the T-Mobile network. Both of these devices are great when it comes to playing media, surfing the web, and looking cool. But there is [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2008 by Chris Jenkins
It never fails, my best thoughts come to me while driving. Try as I might, I never seem to remember them all. What I need is a way to “Jott” these thoughts down. I’d describe what I’ve found at http://www.jott.com as a bridge between my cell phone and the Internet.
In its simplest form Jott allows [...]
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Posted on September 8, 2008 by Chris Jenkins
Ok, maybe a better way to put it is, ”Social Networking” can take a massive amount of time. With so many choices, just selecting which social networks to join can be difficult. Creating, managing and updating network profiles doesn’t have to be a daunting task.
Technology to the rescue. Specifically, atomkeep.
This service that allows users to sync profile information across [...]
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Posted on September 3, 2008 by Chris Jenkins
Techie channels are abuzz about Google’s new browser, Chrome. Built for speed, Chrome has a minimalistic interface mimicking Google’s search page. This “one box for everything” browser seems foreign at first, but soon gives way to an efficient and enjoyable experience.
Unified Address Box
Combines history, suggested sites, and searches which offers a quick solution to finding [...]
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