A little while ago I picked up the cheapest Samsung Chromebook for $250. It’s roughly the size of the Apple 11″ Macbook Air, albeit with a much cheaper build quality. But it’s a pretty simple machine to get up and running, with the one caveat of course being the need to have a wireless internet [...]
Managing the things I need to do throughout the day has been an evolving system, but slowly all the right pieces have come together. Surely things will continue to evolve as existing apps are refined, new apps are released, and completely new ways of doing things are revealed. My system today already works pretty well, [...]
AT&T’s Mobile Share plans went live this past Thursday, giving wireless customers the option to pool data into a single bucket for all attached devices. This, in contrast to the older Family Talk plan, which has a shared bucket of minutes but individual data allotments on a per device basis.1 I’d waited for the Mobile [...]
My very first blog post about Twitter was during a period when there was much hype around the new service. I likened Twitter to an away message in AoL Instant Messenger (AIM), where people would routinely leave comments about what they were doing. Only with Twitter, people could update their away/status message even when they [...]