It’s not often that I pull the angry auntie, or tia card (depends how you are talking to.) This all started a long time ago, when women weren’t allowed to do certain things. Fast forward to today. At the recent #140edu conference in New York City, Lynn Langit (@llangit) – co-founder of Teaching Kids Programming [...]
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One of the things about taking a vacation is deciding what books to bring. Today, the choice is made more cumbersome with the question of medium and device. I already made decison to stay unwired with books for the duration of my “vacation”. Read more about one person’s decision process. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/11/technology/personaltech/deciding-on-a-book-and-how-to-read-it.html
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This morning, I ran across and tweeted a NYT article titled Gadgets You Should Get Rid Of (or Not). Personally, this process has been going on with me for months, no years. For instance, I ditched my landline 2 days before Chirstmas. Since the landline is gone, I downgraded my 4 in 1 printer for a [...]
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It’s that time of year again. Yesterday, I attended the 2011 Small Business Technology Summit. While normally at these events I would be tweeting non-stop, turns out I did more in person networking than tweeting. Therefore, I searched the #smallbizsummit feed and have highlighted the best tweets that encapsulate the summit. As always, thanks to [...]
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You know you’ve done a good job training your elder when they spot a technology story. A California woman saved her hard earn money for an iPad, went to Apple, but was denied. Read more about how it turned out. Apple reverses its no-cash payment policy for iPads . Posted via web from nextSTEPH’s posterous
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Well we are officially one week into the new year. I have been thinking about the web tools and how they evolved over the past several years. I have been also thinking about how we as people have evolved. Here are a few observations I have encountered: From dial-up to broadband MyBlogLog Readers to Facebook [...]
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Another month has come it with the realization that this year is nearly over. It seems like yesterday that we were just welcoming 2009. My grandmother asked me this morning if I turned the calendar over. The truth is that I haven't "turned it over" in months. In between my laptop, desktop, phone and Touch, [...]
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Disclosure: I am an Amazon affiliate. Remember when I did that post about finding a pay as you go wireless connection? Well, while I was at WordCampNYC (more on that later.) I *had* to go and get the Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go Wireless USB Card because I was paranoid that I would have a web connection [...]
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Last night, I downloaded an alarm program “Alarm Tunes” on my iPod Touch. I set up the alarm time and the song to play and then I went back to the home screen and called it a night. Did you know that it didn’t play? Turns out that you have to leave “Alarm Tunes” on [...]
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There are times when one can feel stuck. When trying to get through work or chores, or just feeling lethargic. Lately, I felt into the latter camp because I have been incredibly busy, yet feel that I have nothing to show for it. This feeling is event more magnified during a certain time of year, [...]
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