All Entries in the "Scott" Category
Smile On My Mac: Creative Software That Does What You Want
For any aspiring webtrepreneur, time management and production optimization are, perhaps, the main obstacles to overcome in order to be successful. With an enormous workload, it is too easy to get bogged down with tedious, repetitive tasks and lose focus on your desired plan of action.
In a previous Connected Internet post, Track Your Part [...]
DonorsChoose & BlogCatalog Community Fundraising Event Starts Today
The DonorsChoose & BlogCatalog Community fundraising event begins today.
The event will run through the whole week and a goal of $25K has been set. To participate, is easy!
Bloggers are asked to write about the event, informing others of the event and encouraging individuals to make donations (more information about this particular event can be [...]
Extra Extra, Blog All About It! Fundraising Event With BlogCatalog And DonorsChoose
This coming Monday, May 28, 2007, there will be a fundraising event driven by bloggers.
All bloggers are invited to participate and encouraged to help spread the word.
T-Mobile Wing: Take The Strength Of Your Desktop With You
T-Mobile has recently released their new smartphone, the T-Mobile Wing, which will be replacing their 2006 MDA model.
The T-Mobile Wing is the first ever Windows Mobile 6 Professional device to step foot in the U.S. and, so far, reviews from individuals who have managed to get their hands on them have been quite reassuring and [...]
Mac Mini: Say GoodBye To My Little Friend?
According to AppleInsider, Apple may be closing the book on the Mac mini. Since it’s conception in January of 2005, the Mac mini has not seen as many updates nor as much attention as its fellow Apple members like the iMac and the MacBooks.
Nokia N77: Watch TV Anytime
In addition to running on S60 software (Symbian OS), a 2.4″ QVGA 16 million color display at 320 x 240 resolution and an ambient light detector for saving battery life, the Nokia N77 comes with integrated DVB-H for mobile TV access!
It’s not as cool (or as expensive) as the N93 but, hey, at least you [...]
Mac Twitterrific 2.1 beta: Supports Growl,AppleScript And NetNewsWire
Iconfactory has released Twitterrific 2.1 (beta 2) for the Mac with some sweet new features. Perhaps one of the most desired capabilities of Twitterrific 2.1 beta for the Mac is support for Growl (Note: just remember to adjust Growl settings in System Preferences and everything will be Twitterrific :) ).
The Secret Is Out, Sprint PPC 6800 Coming Soon!
Expected to be released next month, the Sprint PPC 6800 has kept many wireless fans on their toes with anticipation for some time now.
The PPC 6800, a version of the HTC Titan, is expected to replace the PPC 6700, bringing some additional features and eliminating the large external antenna.
Panic’s Coda: One Window Web Development For The Mac
Panic Inc., the makers of many applications for the Mac like Transmit, Audion, Unison, Desktastic, CandyBar and Stattoo have recently added a new product to their already extensive line of applications called Coda.
This hot new Mac application, Coda comes equipped with all the tools necessary for complete web development and web design.
2 Things I Hate About My Motorola Q
When I first got my Motorola Q, I liked it; it was light, thin, new and served it’s purpose.
But, as I began to use it, I fell more and more out of love with my Motorola Q.
gDisk: Mac Freeware With More Space Than The Costly iDisk Software
If you, like many Mac users, are not comfortable with forking up the $99.95/year for a .Mac subscription (DotMac) but you still need some software similar to iDisk, then Google’s gDisk is the best alternative on the market for your storage needs.
Spitr: Thoughts And Feelings Spewed Via Your Mobile Device
Still in beta and keeping a rather low profile until all patents are filed and ironed out, Spitr is claiming to allow users the ability to share their thoughts and feelings directly without having to type and submit them themselves.
What New Features Does Skype 2.6 Beta Have For The Mac?
Less than 5 months after releasing their 2.5 version for the Mac, Skype has just announced that Mac users can now begin to download Skype 2.6 Beta. With additional touches of quality and compatibility, Skype 2.6 Beta is not yet as sophisticated as the 3.2 Beta version for Windows, or is it?
BlackBerry 8800: The BIG BlackBerry Pearl
With similar look, casing and trackball style d-pad as its smaller counterpart, the Pearl, the BlackBerry 8800 looks like a BIG BlackBerry Pearl.
The BlackBerry 8800 has kept the push email with attachments, Bluetooth, push-to-talk and PIM functions but has added some new features like a built-n GPS with TeleNav support, a microSD card slot [...]
Mac Sik Infra-Red Remote Reduced From $999,999.00 To $25.95
Lots of mac users are probably rejoicing now that the fantastic SiK rex remote which was incorrectly listed on Amazon for $999,999.00 has had it’s price ’slashed’ to $25.95.
The rex Remote from SiK, Inc, manufacturers of accessories for iPod, Macintosh and Windows PC’s, is an infrared remote control that offers Front Row compatibility.
Is That A PC In Your Pocket Or Are You Just Happy To Surf The Web From Anywhere?
Call it what you want to call it, accessibility, convenience, intuition or damn near ingenious, the future is now and we are browsing the internet from the pc in our pants.
Pocket pcs, using the Windows Mobile operating system, come equipped with all the basics like Pocket Outlook for mail, calendaring, contact and task management, a [...]
The Daddy Of The Macs
Less than 8 months after releasing Macintosh Workstation, the Mac Pro, Apple Inc has further raised the bar and added a new member to the Mac Pro family, the world’s first 3.0GHz, 8-core Intel Xeon-based Mac Pro.
Remember, the Mac Pro is still available in a quad-core, which can be run at 2.0GHz, 2.66GHz, or 3.0GHz [...]
