Hardware Agnostic Smartphones?
NOTE: This blog post is based on a conversation we had about the future of smartphones on Real Tech for Real People, in episode 56
Students BANNED from Twitter?
My podcast co-host, Tony Pittman (@tonypittman), shared a link with me.[1. Listen to our podcast when we record live next week, to hear Tony and
Real Tech for Real People Ep 54 — Recharged!
Much of this episode is about charging. No not for the podcast, but charging batteries! Those things we use every day! Imagine a battery on
Rose Valley in the Fall
Things are beginning to turn here at the lake, and I am enjoying taking the panorama photos with the Samsung Captivate Android-based phone. From Drop
Kindle for Android Updated! Kindle again FTW!
It should be no surprise to my readers that I am a big fan of the Kindle writ large–that is, the Kindle as an ebook
Real Tech for Real People Ep 53 — Obeying Moore’s Law
This week Tony and I tackle the big issue: Should broadband pricing obey the law? Yes, some have argued that broadband pricing is in violation
Amazon Lied? No–more likely, people can’t do math…
My brother shared with me an interesting posting, where the question is asked “Is Amazon Lying about eBooks outselling printed books?” I found the post
Real Tech for Real People, Episode 52: LIVE!
For Episode 52 we had a special event–Tony was in PA, so we recorded our first episode together. I drove up to University Park, dragging
Android Tip: How to swap apps from the “Dock” (And K-9 email app!)
I have now had my Android phone (The Samsung Captivate) for about 2 weeks and really have enjoyed the transition to the Android OS, and
Wikipedia lets you print a book! (of wiki information)
Let’s say you are searching around wiki trying to learn about a general topic area, and you find several pages, or even a category that
