Cool Barcode reading App for iPhone (should make @alexlindsay happy!)
NOTE: I had drafted this post in August, when this application was only available for jailbroken iPhones. I thought I had published the post, but
Academics blogging anonymously? Are we being academics, then?
UPDATE: Thanks to Nathan Rein (see comments) for making me realize that my title is misleading. The discussion started with blogging under anonymity, but my
iPhone 3G and 3GS Scosche Charging Adapters (HT: @Targuman)
Finally I have found adapters that will let me charge my iPhone 3G (and the occasional 3GS that comes to visit) with my devices designed
Crepe Recipes and Supplies
The most popular post here on my blog has been the one where I wrote about the Magic Pan restaurant and the way they made
AT & T to offer Incentives? Or is it punishment?
I was struck yesterday by the word choice that was presented when AT&T’s executive announced that they are “considering incentives to get consumers to reduce
Update: Windows 7
It’s been a month and a half since I installed Windows 7, and if you have been reading regularly you will remember I had some
My thoughts on “On-Line Presence”
My brother and one of his colleagues have been having a discussion about handling online “identities” or “personalities.” I really enjoyed my brother’s comments about
Ep 10: “Real Tech for Real People” podcast update and picks!
In episode 10 of “Real Tech for Real People” Tony Pittman and I talk about iPhone security problems (currently only a problem for jailbroken iPhones)
Ep 9: “Real Tech for Real People” Podcast Updates and Picks
I have been somewhat negligent in writing about our Real Tech for Real People podcast that I do with Tony Pittman every week. I will
Can Barnes and Noble Nook be used with Kindle?
The attentive reader of Kindle News knows that the Kindle (much like the Apple Mac) seems to imply hardware, or software, or both. By this
