Guys, isn't it time for the demise of the wallet? Good riddance, right? Who can stand the thing" It's never thin enough to fit in any pocket you have, and never has enough places for anything in it, no matter how many slits, slots and picture holders it has. Take a look at mine, for example.
Are you an Applenista? I made up the term, but it might apply. I'm not pushing any one product here, but I do have to say that their gadgets are revolutionary. Will this one be any exception? Make way for the iPhone 5:
I literally was going to blog about something totally different when I get this email from my wife's work. Attached was this video clip. At first I said to myself "later-I'm busy!" So of course, right after that I immediately clicked on it. You're going to want to as well! You think we're deep into technology NOW?
Netflix has renamed their 12-year old movies-by-mail service to Qwikster. The CEO for the company made the announcement Sunday night.
The CW has a new show premiering called "Ringer" which apparently has Sarah Michelle Gellar playing herself and her twin. I have not seen more than the clip I'm about to show you but if the acting and directing in this clip is any indication of the quality of the rest of the show, I can't seeing it lasting for long.
Apple has an app for this, an app for that, an app for everything! I should know. I have over 100 of them! But now Windows 8 is upon us, and it looks like they have their own app store opening! '
You have to admit, ever since Facebook came around it is pretty hard to totally forget someone's birthday. Everyday there is a new list of people celebrating a birthday, and you can so easily click the name , put in "Happy Birthday" and your good to go until next year. Of course if the person is extra close to you , you will do more than that but at least, in the event you did forget, your covered.
The power of Facebook has been demonstrated once again in the most positive and negative ways imaginable.
It's official. Steve Jobs, the head honcho of Apple Corp. is stepping down. It's big news to both company employees and stockholders. But what is the real effect of his leaving?
Steve Jobs is stepping down as chief executive at Apple, the company said on Wednesday. Jobs will remain at the company as chairman, but he and his iconic black turtleneck will be replaced by former Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.
My tool chest is probably the most frustrating possession. I could have 400 different "devices" in there, and it never fails to deprive me of the one that I need when the crucial moment arrives!
