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Spring’s on its way. Backup now — before you’re too busy.

March 12, 2010
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I’ve writ­ten a lot about back­ing up your data over the years. But even though backups are import­ant, some­how they’re always 2nd or 3rd on the pri­or­ity list. ‘Some­thing to do when I get time’. And as Spring approaches, time is one thing that there’s going to be less of as pri­or­it­ies shift from inside […]

Tagged as: 13th, Backup, Backups, ClickFree, contest, Data, hardware, Murphy, process, safety, software, Spring, Time, Transformer

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Go Go TomTom!

February 15, 2010

I’ve been a GPS and in-car nav­ig­a­tion fan for years…mostly because I can’t nav­ig­ate my way out of a wet paper bag, so my wife’d have you believe Which is why when I was given the oppor­tun­ity to take a look at the TomTom GO630 nav­ig­a­tion sys­tem, I jumped at the chance. …more […]

Tagged as: Gadget, GPS, hardware, Navigation, TomTom

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It’s the iPlatform, not the iPad

January 27, 2010

Steve’s just announced the iPad (not the best name selec­tion in the world, but it’ll do), and after watch­ing the announce­ment event being repor­ted by vari­ous online media, includ­ing our own Future Shop Techb­log­gers, I’m struck by the impres­sion that the hard­ware is cool, inter­est­ing and looks great, but the iPad hard­ware is not the […]

Tagged as: Apple, Apple Tablet Predictions, fun, hardware, iPad, Lifestyle Technology, pdf, Tablet, Technology

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Apple Tablet prediction as a game

January 26, 2010
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So, tomorrow’s the big day that Apple lifts the veil on pro­jects under devel­op­ment and ready for release in the next year.
The myth­ical Tab­let is likely the biggest announce­ment tomor­row, and tech­no­logy pun­dits have not been shy in pre­dict­ing what the device will have (or not).
This all sounds too ser­i­ous to me, so let’s have a little […]

Tagged as: Apple, Apple Tablet Predictions, fun, hardware, iPad, Lifestyle Technology, pdf, scorecard, Tablet, Technology

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Awesome free iPhone app creates sales for other iphone apps

January 26, 2010

Yep, it seems odd, but a very cool crowd­sourced recom­mend­a­tion engine for iPhone apps is cre­at­ing a bunch of sales of other iPhone apps. Which is good, because when there’re a lot of apps to choose from — a solid tool (not tied to the Apple Store recom­mend­a­tion sys­tem, which has been gamed in the […]

Tagged as: Apple, Apple Tablet Predictions, fun, hardware, iPad, Lifestyle Technology, pdf, Tablet, Technology

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How the Apple Tablet can really succeed

January 25, 2010
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Given that Apple isn’t really pay­ing atten­tion to my mus­ings, I’m rather free to go on about things I *think* they can do to make their products, and make them bet­ter.
I’ve been fol­low­ing Apple’s tab­let designs since the New­ton Mes­sage pad. An inter­est­ing device, yet not very prac­tical.
I’m com­pletely smit­ten by my iPod Touch. It […]

Tagged as: Apple, Apple Tablet Predictions, fun, hardware, iPad, Lifestyle Technology, pdf, scorecard, Tablet, Technology

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