Scamville or why mainstream media is dying
This whole Scamville thing is trending big time. The story, originated by Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, exposes the scam (and extremely obnoxious, annoying) that is…
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Motorola Droid: More early thoughts
I’ve been using it since Friday when I picked it up from Verizon store. The transfer from AT&T to Verizon was seamless; Verizon staff were…
New Verizon ad attacks iPhone weak spot: AT&T
The Apple iPhone is an exceptional smartphone. It started it all. And dominates for good reason: it’s so easy and fun to use. But, everyone…
Google Voice, finally!
Today has been quite the whirlwind day. And to top it off I finally received a Google Voice invite. More on that in a sec, but first…
Motorola Droid available today at Verizon
I’m not sure anyone really cares, except for hardcore Google Android fans, and the tech obsessed… like me. Sill, in case you haven’t already heard…
Androids, Androids, Androids everywhere! (plus Android phone hotness scorecard)
My head has been hurting all week trying to keep up with this madness called Android. The short: Google is taking over the world, again.…
Fortune names Apple’s Steve Jobs CEO of the Decade
Fortune today announced that they’ve selected Steve Jobs as CEO of the decade. The often controversial boss has a colorful history with Apple and the…
Nintendo Wii best games and accessories
Having spent many hours with my nieces and nephews and friends of friends and others, haplessly being beaten into smithereens by the younger ones, I…
Motorola Droid: Reviews and best information sources
I suspect like Clint, I’ve been scraping the World Wide Web the last week or so for all things Motorola Droid. To say that Android…
Libraries are history… again
First it was the Internet. Then Google. Now e-readers. Poor old libraries; what will become of the Dewey decimal system? And will librarian glasses continue to remain…