It’s pretty hard to think about life before the PC. The home computer has become as ubiquitous as an oven or TV and honestly, if given the choice, I might choose it over any home appliance. I can still remember when personal computers hit the market. IBM had their PC Jr that brought the bluechip […]
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Not to be confused with the box office hit “Hot Tub Time Machine,” the YouTube Time Machine serves up your favorite sound and video from 1860 to today, yep you heard right…1860. The interface of the YTTM is second to none. By sliding a marker along a timeline you are instantly served a random video
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Two months ago, I wrote about the Final Cut Pro X announcement and wondered aloud, is Final Cut Pro X really iMovie Pro? Well the answer would appear to be ‘Yes, this is a classic bait and switch.’ How do I draw this conclusion? Especially when the software was released only two days ago? Two
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So Google has control over your computer, your TV and now your wallet! Wait a second, WTF is going on here? Well, Google is sticking their digital nose in your pocket book in hopes to streamline the way you pay for things everyday. Google Wallet turns your smartphone into digital currency you can use anywhere
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Yesterday, at the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference, Steve Jobs unveiled a slate of new software from Apple, including iOS 5 and OSX Lion. The most intriguing thing for me was Lion, and not just because it is named after the king of the beasts. It has multi-touch gestures built into the OS, autosaves everything, combines
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The day has come, my friends, when it has become possible to convert an InDesign file into a Microsoft Word file format while maintaining the original file’s layout. Recosoft, a software company, recently released an application called ID2Office that works as a plug-in for InDesign. This application allows text, paragraph styles, graphics, tables and many
Depending on what you’re talking about, that’s either a huge number or a small one. It is a huge number of marbles to scatter in front of a parade, causing all sorts of hijinks.* It is a small number of pennies to try and buy stuff with, especially in this economy. But for number
There are certain sites that seem to have the answer for everything under one domain: family, food, health, home, money, style or more. Sites like eHow.com claim to have every how-to, DIY, and home remedy anyone would ever need, but are they credible resources for information? The answer is no, and Google’s new search
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Apple is usually the trendsetter, but it’s now jumping on the cloud music bandwagon. According to CNET News, Apple is working out deals with Major music labels and music publishers, who will each get paid when their work is used, at different rates for an internet, or “cloud-based” music subscription service. Most of us
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I recently moved to the country. Upon moving into my new residence, I discovered that my cell phone coverage didn’t reached that far. Once I arrived home from work or from my errands, I had no access to the outside world. I couldn’t receive a phone call or a text message. If my family wanted
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
