I have been playing around with Adobe’s new product, Adobe Air, for most of the day (I know, my life is soo difficult).  I have to admit, I am pretty damn impressed!
Adobe Air is platform irrelevant and melds together the Internet and your desktop.  Not only is it fast and lightweight, it has a very [...]

Google Gears has been added to the infamous Google Reader.  I noticed it today as I was checking up on feeds.

Once you install the plugin (I was running Firefox at the time), Google indexes 2000 feed items and I think it keeps them synchronized.  So, the next time your Internet connection goes down, you will [...]

I have long been a Firefox user.  I love the add-ons and the theme switching capability.  In fact, I have an HTML page that I use to run through all my favorite extensions every time I install the browser.
TechCrunch reports that Firefox has almost 17% market share, which is amazing for a open-source browser being [...]

When I got my Motorola Q almost two years ago, I was so excited that I could troll through emails and RSS feeds while waiting for clients or lunch at a restaurant. The thought of being always connected fascinated me. I could finally get caught up on my lacking feed reading habits and [...]

Here’s a nifty little tool for the web worker - IM History.  IM History allows you to back up your instant messages from Skype, Yahoo, ICQ, QIP, Trillian, AIM and others.
What this means for you is the ability to go back and check who said what and when.  I have used it as a defense [...]