Great news for Motion Tablet PC owners: Tracy Hooten over at The Student Tablet PC found a great Vista driver update page along with other key Vista information over at … Read More »
Archive for January 2007
We often get reader e-mail questions about portable printers and I know we originally mentioned the Pentax line of printers early in 2005. I decided to briefly research what their offerings were today since back then we had very limited details. Mobile printing is nice but … Read More »
This is what I was alluding to in yesterday’s post. People showing up for deals on other stuff – and checking out Macs! – rather than lined up to buy Vista. Even a comparison (with photo) of the Tiger launch a couple years back. Read More »
While web shows like Rocketboom (and the Amanda Congdon show), ScobleShow, Ask a Ninja and lonelygirl15 pull down cable television numbers, and a million others on YouTube are busy making faces on camera for a few friends and family, there’s a … Read More »
Google has always been at the forefront for those that do work online. From their easy to use free 2GB of email storage with Gmail, to Google Talk for chatting and voice calls, and most recently creating and storing Docs and Spreadsheets online. Google definitely makes … Read More »
It’s true that this generation of kids is the most technologically advanced, as have been generations before. I know I’ve had to set the time on many a flashing VCR, but today’s kids are pretty savvy, and Nickelodeon seems to be aware of that. … Read More »
OK, it looks like either everyone got a 60% discount on the $4.99 802.11n activation fee or Apple carefully judged the harsh reactions folks gave on spending $5 for something they … Read More »
My Twitter experiment from last year has actually turned into an adoption of the social tool. Since I started using it, I’ve found it to be entertaining yet informative as well; I’ve even seen some semi-breaking news as a result. What’s the value? Well, … Read More »
In an arrangement that does not admit guilt of any kind, VoIP provider Vonage nevertheless has agreed to pay Texas and five other states a total of $500,000 to settle deceptive trade-practices lawsuits brought against the company in 2005. The lawsuits were spurred … Read More »
On the Flickr blog, I found this story about the way Microsoft selected their wallpaper images that were to appear in Vista. The story is interesting enough (consider how you’d choose only a handful of images to be the defaults!) and worth a … Read More »
Microsoft’s Windows XP successor, Windows Vista launched today. As it seems some in the world of blogging feel, it should be driving more people than ever to the OS X platform. Sure, that’s poking some fun at Microsoft, but behind every joke there’s some … Read More »
So you don’t have hundreds of thousands of viewers per episode. If you can’t get a Ninja-level deal, there are a growing number of alternatives. For starters, if you’re willing to do a little shilling, you might be able to bring in a cool $25,000. Jeff … Read More »
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