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

Whew – I just finished getting my daily feed dose from FeedDemon. I have a daily routine for when I’m home – get up at 5am, try not to wake Amy

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

Do you need a 24 fix? Ok – it’s a spoof – but admit it – that was fun.

Bill Erickson sent me a link to a TUAW article on Introducing Nike + Group Goals. Nike has a super cool Nike + iPod Sport Kit (which I’ve bought and

Amy and I went to The Departed last night. I’ve got some general movie fatigue these days because everything seems to suck, be a remake of Top Gun, or just

Given that it’s getting a little cooler out and I’ve been wearing more long sleeve t-shirts, I decided to update the look and feel of my blog. My friend Kevin

I got the following email from AdBrite yesterday. I had AdBrite adds on my blog for a while and had minimal revenue, so I took them off. I hadn’t thought

Todd Berkowitz at NewsGator posted on NewsGator Everywhere – describing how the NewsGator continues to enable receiving RSS content on any platform or device while maintaining full synchronizati

Andy continues blogging on the evolution of Judy’s Book. He’s got a short summary of the meeting that led to some fundamental changes in the business. In it he lists