I’ve been a self-taught, figure-it-out, just-do-it technology lover. I’m not sure when it was that I decided I loved working with computers. I remember having a TRS-80 that I would write little programs for and save them on the cassette deck. The programs were just a glorified screen saver, but they were pretty cool at [...]

I’ve been working with a friend lately trying to find an affordable copy of Adobe Photoshop to be used in coordination with a non-profit’s efforts to do some graphic work. In this case the very talented person would be doing some work for both a church and another faith-based organization associated with a large state [...]

You don’t like Vista? Still happy with Windows XP and wish things had never changed? A bit uncertain on whether or not Windows 7 will be the answer to all of your problems? You’ve heard it all before right? But if you upgrade or purchase a new computer with Windows 7 what if you don’t [...]

iPhone’s open development opportunities that allow others to create applications is in my opinion the single feature that puts it above other normal cell phones. Having Internet, touch-screen and other cool features aren’t that impressive to me, but the sheer volume of new apps that are developed are impressive. I’m not sure why, but I’ve [...]

Reading a PC Magazine article discussing Windows 7 Libraries has caused me to think again about previous thoughts on file management issues in Windows operating systems. A library functions along the lines of logically grouping similar file types together. This isn’t a massively different way of thinking thatn what we’ve seen before in both Windows [...]

The question about the value of subscribing to the Internet came up again for me this weekend. The discussion wasn’t so much around what video is available on the Internet, but more on the devices available to help you ditch the cable box for something else. Of course you can access the Internet from your [...]