I think I’m like most people and never really think about my printer. Last week though I thought about it a lot as I waited forever to have it print some really complicated documents. I decided to take action and ordered some more memory. I just got done slapping a 128MB DIMM in …
Keep reading · 1 minute: LaserJet Memory UpgradeWishing that del.icio.us was integrated with Safari on my iPhone.
Upgrading firmware on all network devices and breaking things.
twitterfeed is kind of cool and it supports OpenID.
The iPhone is an even better flashlight than the BlackBerry.
I’ve now had the iPhone for a couple of weeks and it is about time that I share some of my thoughts on the little magical device. I’m not going to try to write some in-depth review. If you want that, Ars Technica and Engadget both did very thorough reviews covering everything you …
Keep reading · 4 minutes: Initial iPhone ImpressionOne of the ways in which the iPhone claims to be revolutionary is how you activate it. Rather than sitting in the store and having someone press a few dozen numbers on your phone, you simply take it home and plug it into your computer and follow a few easy screens in iTunes. …
Keep reading · 2 minutes: iPhone ActivationWatching AllThingsD Gates/Jobs interview. Transcript.
I just spent a little while getting caught up on a variety of sites with Google Reader. Reader is my RSS tool of choice. This isn’t all that special, except that I did it while sitting on an airplane. Last night Google released the first “developer release” (alpha?) of Google …
Keep reading · 2 minutes: Going Offline with Google Gears
