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Let’s face reality. Unless you have a Mac or Linux computer, you probably run some kind of Antivirus because Windows is to viruses what Toyota is to stopping problems. Whether you’re looking for Norton AntiVirus 2010 or some other virus protection suite, Antivirusware.com has a solution for you.
The good part is that they [...]
There’s a dirty little reality that your “web guy” won’t tell you, and that’s this: without presence in search engines, your site essentially doesn’t exist.
That’s right! You’re one in a gigantic crowd without some expert assistance, and maybe even contracting out your seo services to a company like Constant Click who can help you [...]
As you’ll notice, this site has been redesigned. Something a little more search engine and reader friendly. If you want to have your site redesigned and don’t have the chops to do it yourself, you may want to contract a web design company to do it for you. Some companies, like the [...]
If you’re looking for Web Hosting or domains in the UK, there’s a great company you need to check out. Their name is Discount Domains and they offer everything from domain registration for as low as £9.99 to web hosting as low as £49.99 per year!
If you’re not sure about how to put your [...]
Oh man… The jokes just ain’t gonna stop. Apple has seriously misjudged the quality of the name for this product…
(Thanks to the 20 billion people who sent this to me!)
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Verizon’s comparison chart to prop up the new Storm 2 leaked and they compare it to other smartphones on the market. Of course, there’s only one thing you can do when the competition is in a better position than you.
Lie!
1. First of all, the iPhone 3G isn’t the current model of the iPhone. [...]
The T-Mobile/Sidekick/Danger/Microsoft situation is starting to get really ugly…
T-Mobile’s now reporting that personal data stored on Sidekicks has “almost certainly has been lost as a result of a server failure at Microsoft/Danger.” They’re still looking for a way to recover it, but they’re not giving users a lot of hope — meanwhile, servers are still [...]
Apple and AT&T have had an agreement since the launch of the App Store that limited VoIP applications to WiFi networks. But AT&T has now reversed that policy, announcing that VoIP apps on the iPhone are now welcome to operate over the carrier’s 3G wireless broadband network. The change comes just a day after Vonage [...]
The upcoming version of Flash CS5 will allow you the option to “Export Project to native iPhone application.” You then get a file you can submit to the App Store. This isn’t some far of alpha either. There are already apps in the app store (South Park!) that have been developed with [...]
What happens when you’re an arrogant prick accustomed to people telling you how wonderfully smart you are? You spew forth stupidity and top it with a heaping helping of nastiness in calling everyone else stupid.
To wit:
Now, you may wonder what’s wrong with that? The reactions, in some cases, have been a little over [...]
Wow… I think I may have nailed this one. Take it into context with the “return” to blogging by all the A-Listers. I don’t think I was that far off…
Realtime search + feed integration technologies.
That’s it.
All this analysis… For what? That’s the answer. 6 words.
Blogo failed in many ways (I’ll round ‘em all up another time). I’m gonna give MarsEdit a fifteenth look now. We’ll see how this one goes. I’m not holding out hope, though. After all, I did try all of these clients before and settled on Ecto anyway.
Google is not the first company to offer a operating system to rival Microsoft and Apple. In fact, there’s a long history of defunt or ignored operating systems for Google to pick through. We’ve collected just a few here.
The highlight? One of the forgotten OSes: Desktop Linux…
Company: Linux desktops are open source.
What [...]
No one makes for a horrible user experience the way Sony does. Frankly, for a company that large, it’s as if no one in it actually uses the products they sell. A friend of mine has a Sony BDP-S300 Blu Ray player. Of course it won’t play some newer movies, and since [...]
Whatever happened to the PSP? The device that Sony once touted as “the Walkman for the 21st century” is fast disappearing from popular consciousness, and if you believe the rumors circulating just three-and-a-half years after its launch, it’s up for a major rethink in 2009.
Over the crucial month of November, the Nintendo DS shifted a [...]
In one fell swoop yesterday, Apple made the iPhone a more attractive option than anything RIM has out or will come out with for at least the forseeable future.
My headline graphic may be a bit overdramatic, but there’s a strong element of truth to it. In reality, RIM has survived (and in some ways [...]
A few weeks ago, I posted my list of favorite video podcasts / video blogs, and one of them was Mahalo Daily. Truthfully, aside from Loren’s work over at 1938 Media, it’s my favorite and has been since the beginning.
Aside from the awesome work Veronica did as its first host, the show itself was [...]
I have my favorites, and now I’m going to share them with you. This isn’t meant to be a compendium of great video blogs, but you’re more than welcome to share your own in the comments. I’m listing the top five I look forward to seeing the most. These are in no [...]
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