One of the problems with blogs, especially those with tons of content is that the older posts get forgotten. That’s because the posts are ordered in a reverse chronological order putting the oldest on the bottom. That’s where Flashback Fridays help. Every Friday I post a link to an older blog … [Read more...]
Google Chrome Now Has Over 10,000 Extensions
December 10, 2010 By
Google Chrome has now had extensions for over a year. During that year they gathered a ton of extensions for many different things. There are also lots of themes, as well as tons of new applications that were just launched this week. Google Chrome is really starting to compete to Firefox. Google is … [Read more...]
Flashback Friday, 12/10/10 – How To Install WordPress.org
December 10, 2010 By
One of the problems with blogs, especially those with tons of content is that the older posts get forgotten. That's because the posts are ordered in a reverse chronological order putting the oldest on the bottom. That's where Flashback Fridays help. Every Friday I post a link to an older blog post … [Read more...]
Full Google Docs Available For Your iPad
December 10, 2010 By
Google announced mobile editing for their Google Docs service, that was a great addition since before you couldn't edit your documents on a phone. You could only view them. What would be even better is the full version of Google Docs on your device especially if you have a larger device like an … [Read more...]
Multiple Sources Say iPad 2 Will Have Dual Cameras
December 10, 2010 By
The iPad 2 is a nice thing thing if you are looking for tons of rumors and hype. Some rumors aren't really backed up with any facts which makes them pretty unlikely. This rumor though is backed up by a few sources so it has a greater chance at happening. So there are four sources that Reuters … [Read more...]
LG Will Be Bringing Gingerbread To The Optimus Phones
December 9, 2010 By
A completely capable Samsung Galaxy S phone might just not get Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and LG's Optimus phones were about not to get Gingerbread. So do the companies just want to fragment the Android operating system even more? So LG posted some information on their Facebook page saying the LG … [Read more...]
Samsung Unsure About Putting Android 2.3 Gingerbread On Galaxy S
December 9, 2010 By
You might be thinking the same thing as I when you read this title. Isn't the Galaxy S basically a Nexus S? Samsung sure doesn't think that because they are thinking about not putting Gingerbread on their Galaxy S phones. Not having Gingerbread on your new Galaxy S phone, and probably your Galaxy … [Read more...]
YouTube Now Supports Videos Longer Than 15 Minutes
December 9, 2010 By
YouTube is my favorite service to upload YouTube videos to. It's free, and allows you to upload videos up to 15 minutes in length and up to 1GB in size. Ever since YouTube had the partnership program they allowed the partners to upload videos which are longer than the limit non partners have. The … [Read more...]
Tech Thursdays #6 – Official Chrome OS Laptop Cr-48, Chrome Web Store, Cloud Print Here…
December 9, 2010 By
It's time again for Tech Thursdays. This episode covers the usual tech news. I talk about Google's Chrome event which happened this week. They showed off the first official Chrome OS laptop, the Cr-48 with a 12.1-inch screen, and Verizon 3G bands inside. That machine will be sent out to 60,000 … [Read more...]
Manufacturers To Discontinue VGA By 2015
December 9, 2010 By
VGA is a nice old analog video signal to connect a monitor to your computer. I use it on my computer, and many other people use it. So VGA is about 20 years old right now and it's getting obsolete due to many technologies replacing it. Like DisplayPort, DVI, HDMI, etc. VGA has just been sticking … [Read more...]
