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Submersion Video of the Pantech Element
I’ve had the 4G AT&T Pantech Element for about 2 weeks now and it’s been interesting. I’ve really enjoyed the Element when it works but it’s frozen up twice. It’s my first experience with an Android tablet and I’ve been comparing it to an iPad which may not be fair. They’re two totally different devices but [...]
Netflix’s Reed Hastings at D9
I was listening to an interview of Reed Hastingsthe co-founder and CEO of Netflix at the D9 conference by Kara Swisher and during the Q & A with the audience (about 38:15 in) someone asked a question, basically saying the students at the university where he works are bringing fewer TV’s to school each year [...]
Nokia UnFenced My Little ReCap And Those Poor Abused Phones
Now that I’ve been home for a week and had a chance to digest everything that went on last weekend I want to write about it. I won’t go into to extensive detail of the entire weekend, you can read Dennis Bournique’s post if you’re interested but I’ll hit the highlights. First off we [...]
Sprint’s Samsung Transform Review
A few weeks ago at CTIA in San Francisco my good friend Chuong Nguyen was nice enough to introduce me to the Sprint Community Relations team. After sitting in a briefing about User ID’s and 3 handsets they were nice enough to give me a Samsung Transform to take home and review. I’ve been using [...]
Tecca By Benjamin Feinman
Tecca is an interesting app that helps it’s user get all the info needed for purchasing tech stuff. I’ll let Benjamin Feinman explain it a little better. Benjamin my apologies for taking so long to get this video up.
Interview Aisle411 With Nathan Pettyjohn
I’ve known about these guys for a while now and love what they are doing. In a nut shell they’re giving you the ability to find what you’re looking for at stores including directions to get to that product. I’ll let Nathan Pettyjohn’s describe Aisle411 in a little more detail. BTW Nathan, my apologies for [...]
BlackBerry UMA Works Without The T-Mobile Network
So I’m still an uber newb to this conservative new world of BlackBerry. But I learned something tonight that is very exciting to me. It makes the BB an even more appealing device and a money saver for me and anybody who doesn’t want to pay for roaming. I am on T-Mobile in the US [...]
RIM’s BlackBerry Is Doing “It” Right
I’ve been noticing for many months now, maybe even years that BlackBerrys are everywhere. I used to think they were intentionally going after the young crowd like the teens and early 20′s but now I know they are. I’ve been seeing kids, yes 12 year olds with BlackBerrys. I’ve also been seeing many many more 20 [...]
Google Docs Weakest Aspect
So I work with Phone.com a virtual phone system, like a PBX in the cloud, anyways one of my responsibilities is to create their newsletter. Well I wrote out my first draft of all the content in Google Docs. I do nearly all my work in Google Docs these days or in some sort of cloud. Well [...]
Skype Is Now Giving Nimbuzz The Boot
Oh great, Skype is flexing it’s little pasty arm again. After this summers ordeal with Skype banning Fring for “breach of its API terms” it’s doing the same again with Nimbuzz now. It was inevitable but still disappointing. Skype is heading toward an IPO so it seems as if it’s tying up any loose ends but truth [...]
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