It’s no joke, 2007 will go down as a SWEET year in technology. Jim Courtney over at Skype Journal has posted some of his highlights from the past 365 days. Here are the ones I agree with wholeheartely: Nokia N95 and N81 8GB: I introduced myself to the Nokia/Symbian platform for the first time this…
Just wanted to announce that I’m now writing for Download Squad. Download Squad is an amazing blog that Iâve been a long time reader of.  They are part of Weblogs Inc (owned by AOL) and are a sister blog of Engadget and TV Squad. If you want to just check out my stories, follow…
Netscape Navigator will be discontinued as of February 1, 2008, according to Netscape’s blog. It’s a sad day. I remember first using Netscape on a Macintosh SE back in 1994. I also wrote about this on Download Squad, feel free to check it out.
Want to know where I’ll be? Click here to find out. I’m helping organize this bad boy and I can’t wait!
According to a recent article in the New York Times, 2007 will be the first year that consumers will spend more on cell phone subscriptions than on land lines. I can certainly see why. In my house we haven’t had a landline in roughly 3 years. Instead, we’ve relied on VoIP (Sunrocket, Packet8, and now…
TechCraver: BlackBerry Pearl Review Overview: The BlackBerry Pearl is Research In Motion’s (RIM) first attempt at making the BlackBerry a consumer device. For years the BlackBerry has been a device largely meant for enterprise customers to keep in contact with their office through email and calendar. The Pearl has been around for about a year…
There have been some very interesting tidbits of news coming out of Verizon Wireless lately. First, they want to open up their network to allow outside hardware and software makers to add value to their network. Then, last Friday, Verizon Wireless announced that they have chosen LTE as their 4G wireless broadband solution. This technology…