Last week, the back of my iPhone cracked and the good folks at the Apple Store were nice enough to replace it (although I do not understand why ‘appointments’ are required). Switching phones used to …

We have three computers in our household: one desktop and two laptops. Right now, I’m on my desktop with two wide-screen monitors. Every inch of real estate is covered in applications…. all web-based:
- Gtalk and …

Google has covered Techmeme, VentureBeat, WebGuild, and others today amidst speculation that Google layoffs are coming… and 10,000 workers are affected.
Whether those rumors are wholly true (my clear hunch: no), I’ve noticed another clear economic …

I like the idea of GMail Themes more than the initial batch of available themes (though I am sure more are coming). While there are several “cool” themes, my eyes can only tolerate a couple …

Here are a few of the search engine queries that delivered traffic to my blog this morning:
- Dunkin Donuts California
- Google Analytics Real Time
- Google Analytics Real-Time
- Xobni Blackberry
- Xobni for Blackberry
- Direct TV Commercials
- …

One measure of a service’s utility and stickiness is its ability to charge for usage. Consequently, I regularly find myself asking, “Is this important enough to me that I’d pay for it?”
Here are some …

Great post on TechCrunch today named Web 3.0 Will Be About Reducing the Noise—And Twhirl Isn’t Helping. Eric Schonfeld included the below screenshot from his desktop and sadly, it reminded me of mine…
Eric is …

Earlier, I wrote about how Xobni made Outlook better, but failed to make my email universally better. And I’ve actually been wanting something to tie my e-content together long before Xobni launched. 
I have three computers, …