Aug
10
Where is the Improved Gmail Task Manager?
August 10, 2010 | 4 Comments
As a Gmail power user I have been waiting for what seems eons for the gang over at Google to implement a comprehensive task management application. Well today they got me excited… for a minute. It turns out Google made some worthwhile changes today to Gmail and since my day had been pretty phenomenal so far I [...]
Apr
18
The Nikon D300s – My Faithful New Shooting Companion
April 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment
As many who know me know, I have been slobbering over the idea of the Nikon D300 for a very long time; the incessant drool was quite comical – I am sure. Well, when I barely missed getting a used (meticulously cared for) D300 for just $750 I couldn’t stand the loss. It was then [...]
Mar
16
The AirStash is a personal, portable (in your pocket), WiFi storage access point. It features the ability to extend the storage of any device that has wireless access by providing a pocket WPA2-secured access point with a basic media server accessible through your handheld/computer’s browser. The only limitation to the device is the amount of [...]
Dec
17
Tracking Brain Functions During Video Games
December 17, 2009 | 2 Comments
My friend Dr. Phillip Zeman has been conducting some pretty amazing research over the past 7 years tracking how the brain functions during 3d video games. Seems kind of useless if you think of it in that way (at least to a layman) but then consider that he is taking it to the next step [...]
Dec
1
2010 Will Feature the Vega, KRT X9 and Camangi WebStation Tablets
December 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment
Well if you haven’t heard the CrunchPad is dead so tears aside, here are my new infatuations that will hopefully do just as well (and actually become available): The K.R.T. X9 Tablet with Windows 7, The Vega Tablet with Androi and the Camangi WebStation Tablet with Android. And now, without further adieu, here are the [...]