Technology

My partner Ryan pointed me to Mark Morford’s incredible review of the new MacBook Pro on SFGate. Actually – in Mark’s words – it’s not really a MacBook Pro –

On Tuesday night, I hung out in LA with my long time friends and frat brothers John Underkoffler and Kevin Parent, co-founders of Oblong along with Kwin Kramer and Tom Wiley.

I’m personally going to boycott the phrase “Web 3.0” since “Web 2.0” makes me tired enough. There have been some great quips going around the system about

Dion Hinchcliffe has an interesting post up on ZDNet titled Is IBM making enterprise mashups respectable? Dion enumerates five styles of mashups: presentation, client-side data, client-side soft

Ever since I started teaching my 15 year old neighbor Ruby (and learning it simultaneously), I keep running into people who ask “why don’t you just learn / teach PHP?” &nbs

While I like TLAs, I much prefer short descriptive words. I’ve been living in the world of “sync” for a long time, dating back to when – as an early

Dan Bricklin was recently an expert witness in the Hyperion vs. Outlooksoft case that was tried in the US District Court in Marshall, TX. Outlooksoft (the defendant) won – and

With all the focus and discussion around stuff like the Google – YouTube deal it’s easy to forget that there are lots of entrepreneurs out there working really hard to

I love working with Seth – he always challenges my brain. If you are “paying attention” and want to hear a great rant on the last year and how Seth

I was in a meeting today in Redmond when someone mentioned something about Passport and Live ID. It reminded me of something that happened a few weeks ago that I