It’s not often I will do a links roundup, but as my Facebook and Twitter friends can attest to, I’ve been posting a lot this week. I’ve tried to hold back, but I will post the good ones here. Of-course, this will then get posted to Facebook and Twitter, but hey- better one than like 15, right?
I would love a web based password manager that’s completely accessible on all of my devices. I know that there are a lot of tools out there already, and I know there are some inherent security risks with this approach, but here is what I’m thinking: It simply stores Title, URL, Username, Password, and maybe a notes section It’s web-based It’s secure…
Recently I had the good fortune, through work, of playing with the Samsung Galaxy Note II. I had 2 weeks to mess around with it, run some tests and get a good idea of how the phone functioned. Here are my thoughts.
The Appstorm Network Favorite: What is Google Now and How Do I Use It? (Android) Access and Edit Files with Google Drive (Android) Bring Basecamp Next to Android with Everest (Android) Manage Your Finances with Mint (Android) Back to School: 40 Great Apps for Students (Android) Microsoft Ups Its Email Game with the New Outlook.com (Web) Tutorials Favorite: Master the WordPress Loop (.net Magazine) Automatically…
So this Responsive Web thing is all the rage these days, and rightfully so. As mobile browsers get more powerful, we can do a lot of great things that used to be thought of as only possible on  the desktop. We no longer need to have redirects on mobile that take our users to a separate site; we can have…
A while back, I wrote a blog post called Are Point and Shoot Digital Cameras Becoming Obsolete? and concluded that yes, they serve as more of a burden than anything. This was back in November. Since then, I’ve had a few students present on their digital cameras for class, where I got a differing opinion. I also went on week…
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