Its a very interesting time for the ole’ television. For the majority of my life, and probably the lives of many older than me, TV has not changed much. Sure, there was that big transition from black and white to color, but since then, TV has been largely the same. In recent years, a big [...]
I have had the privilege of working with close friends updating their website as they were working on a new album. The husband approached me, asking my opinion about a couple different hosted website solutions. After talking with him about what they’d like to do, I found that their biggest desire was getting a good-looking website together [...]
Last week, I found a deal I could not pass up. B&H Photo has a deal on a Drobo for $299 though 6/30/2010. If you’ve never heard of a Drobo, it is an external storage enclosure from Data Robotics that offers some enterprise-class, automated mirroring/striping for your data across multiple hard drives. Data Robotics calls [...]
Its been a few weeks and I now have a few friends populated in Google Wave. When I first received my invite, it was me, myself and I – ok, that’s just one person – on Wave. I had to turn to the in:public search option to find any waves to try out the service. [...]
Overnight, I received my Google Wave invite. So far, no one I know has a Wave account, I’ve sent out a few invites and hopefully later today, I can begin riding the Wave. More soon…
Following up on my earlier post about Chrome OS, I got to thinking. Google has GMail for email, Talk for chat, Google Docs for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, and a slew of other cloud based apps. But what is missing from their portfolio and therefore missing in Chrome OS? I know we don’t know [...]
Its been a couple days of using Google’s new browser Chrome here in the office. For the most part, I run my Gmail and Google Reader in it and it works great. For other sites, like Facebook, its not doing quite as well. To start with the positive, the browser’s minimalist design is very [...]
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