Category: Technology
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Is the new magazine Make going to live up to the initial hype? I haven’t seen a print copy yet, but the website posts seem pretty good: “Life Hacks” column Gameboy project GPS fun One of the bloggers that I read on a regular basis, Dan Bricklin, has written an…
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I managed yesterday to fit in a run between rain storms in Southern California and got to listen to the first The Gadget Show Podcast. I learned something new during the listen – that Microsoft is working with laptop vendors to integrate SPOT devices into future laptops to display not…
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I noted the new numbers in a recent blog post of how many MP3 devices are "in service" in the U.S., but I have two other more obscure indicators of the growing "mainstreamness" (is that a word?) of portable media devices … Joseph Guinto has a piece on "IPOD PLAYLISTS"…
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This is your Tech Tidbits Daily for Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, 2005. Today’s link is a big one if you are running Windows 2003. Microsoft has a beta out for Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Windows 2003, and there are a great deal of new things going to happen. Here is…
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This is your Tech Tidbits Daily for Monday, Feb. 21st 2005. Today’s news comes from another great technology podcast called Slashdot Review. On their Feb. 17th show they mentioned a Slashdot item that referenced an article on Wireless Developer Network that reports that Panera Bread is now offering to their…
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This is your Tech Tidbits Daily for Friday, Feb. 18th 2005. Today’s link is to an important visionary short Flash presentation that came to us from Geek News Central. This looking into the future concept was done by Robin Sloan and Matt Thompson. It focuses on a journey from now…
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This is your Tech Tidbits Daily for Thursday, Feb. 17th 2005. Today’s resource link is to a free collection of scripting tools offered by Microsoft via their TechNet program. This site is called the "Script Center" and a core tool available from this resource is called "Scriptomatic 2.0" that allows…
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Craig over at the Godcast.org sent me a link to his article on a reference to a new market survey by Pew Internet & American Life Project on the number of MP3 players being used in the U.S. It should be noted that if you are thinking about starting or…
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I bought all the pieces of my custom PC that I built in November from NewEgg. I thought they did a good job on the price of the components, and in getting me stuff in a timely manner. So, now I am on their weekly mailing list. I saw something…
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There is a new edition of Tech Rag Tear Outs (TRTO) podcast available. Here are the show notes (OPML): (00:00-02:56) Introduction The awesome blues harmonica music from Billy Watson Today’s beer is Sleigher Double IPA from Reaper Ale New site: Tech News Radio for all future tech podcasts. (02:57-13:36) Primary…
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