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February 28, 2007
I've previously written that real estate agents need to take more photos of their listings since photos play such a large role in telling the story of a property and save home buyers time. My two theories on why we...
February 27, 2007
A reader wrote in with a few interesting iTunes questions I thought I'd throw out to the group. I'll take a shot at the questions, but would appreciate some additional takes. 1. There are at least three computers that I...
February 26, 2007
Having a variety of tech perspectives on this site is both a blessing and a curse. It's great to have a variety of points of view, although our readers may not be interested in every one of them. If you're...
Remember the Polaroid cameras? Take a picture and in a matter of seconds a print appears from the camera. The magic was in the chemically treated paper. Now the same chemists have gone one step further. Send a digital image...
February 24, 2007
Google, this past week, announced its Google Apps Premier Edition, a web-based competitor to Microsoft Office priced at $50 per year with 10 gigabytes of online storage and a 99.9 percent uptime guarantee. For many organizations (here's a list...
February 23, 2007
Before blogs were king I ran community based forum web sites. I would grow the community, allow it to flourish, find moderators that I trusted then when it was self-sufficient I would move on to my next community. It was...
February 21, 2007
Aaron Landry knows a lot about mobile blogging. In fact, he has 1000 mobile blog posts from his Hiptop to prove it. Ben had a chance to sit down with Aaron to discuss "The End of an Era" of moblogging...
Continue reading "Aaron Landry, s4xton.com" »
We currently use a bunch of Blue Snowball USB microphones to do our Podcasting. These are great mics if you're only going to plug one of them in to the computer, but if you need to have many people talking...
February 20, 2007
MySpace has proven to be a great way to reconnect with old friends for me. People I haven't talked to in over a decade have tracked me down through the service, rekindling old friendships in a matter of minutes. What...
February 19, 2007
Minneapolis techie, Peter Fleck wrote in asking why I didn't mention where I got the OPML* file I mentioned in my "5 Thoughts on Tech Consultant Blogs" post the other day. It's a great question without a great answer. I...
"At this airport they even charge you for electricity!" -Traveler talking on her cell phone while boarding a plane departing Minneapolis / St. Paul International Airport today. Thanks to the Technology Evangelist reader, Carly, who SMS'd in this message related...
February 18, 2007
I have written before about power access in airports so it should come as no surprise that I was outraged when I read that airports are going to begin charging travelers for access to power outlets. How much? $3...
February 17, 2007
Welcome, Pioneer Press readers. Thanks for stopping by. For those of you not coming from the Pioneer Press this morning, Technology Evangelist was profiled in the business section today. I believe registration is required, but maybe you'll get lucky. I'd...
February 16, 2007
I subscribed to around 60 new blogs earlier today after discovering an OPML file (feed or blog's feeds) that looked interesting to me. The blogs happen to have a local tech focus, so they're not necessarily high traffic or great...
An impressive basement Mac collection. Personally, I have a somewhat less impressive pile of PCs on life support in my basement. Via Ben's Bits....
In my last post here I revealed that a former Microsoft contract worker had come to me some time ago to reveal details about the possible destruction of evidence in the Burst.com v. Microsoft case -- destruction of evidence...
February 14, 2007
Microsoft settled today its anti-trust case with the people of Iowa, which may well be the last anti-trust case against the world’s largest software company, at least in this cycle. Iowa was all that remained of the original 18 states...
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