In part 3 of my review of the Motorola Droid, I would like to take an in depth look at the software featured on the device. The Droid is the first phone available in the US with Google’s Android 2.0 operating system. I have never worked with Android 1.x so I wont be able to [...]
I wanted to do a little post on my web development process. I get asked what programs and services I use to develop and how I use them to keep my wide range of projects organized and moving. The first thing you need to know about me, is that I am a full process web [...]
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OK, well the Macworld 2009 came and went quick, and with no major announcements. Below is a summary of that was announced at Macworld.
Download music over 3G & Wifi on your iPhone.
New 17″ Macbook Pro (expected) ships late January.
Starting today, 8 million iTunes songs are DRM free, by end of quarter 10 [...]
Just a quick video updating you all on everything that has been going on the past few weeks. There is lots about Webmaster Jam Session 2008.
It was just announced that Digg.com has generated an additional $28.7 Million in VC funding. Digg is saying that this funding is going to be used for a large expansion plan over the next few months. Rumor is that Digg plans to almost double its staff to 150 as well as move to a bigger [...]
So, what is GrabUp? GrabUp is screen capture product from a London, England based software developer. GrabUp is a screen capture program unlike any other screen capture program out there. It that makes taking quick screen shots a snap. Prior to getting GrabUp, to take a screen capture, I would:
Command+Shift+4 > Open up my FTP [...]
As you all already know, I am loving my new iPhone. While the phone itself is awesome, the true enjoyment of the phone comes from the third party apps. Below I am going to walk you through the useful apps I have choose to follow me everywhere I go. This list is only the useful [...]
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