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Selling Smartphones

One of the biggest problems (in my opinion) with cell-phone carriers these days is the inability to really try a cell-phone before you purchase. When a customer walks into Best Buy, they are expecting to touch, look at and play with the devices inside the store. Best Buy stores (and other similar retailers) generally have a section of technology products that a customer can demo--be it a laptop, desktop or other techno-widget-device, however when it comes to cell phones everybody is lacking it seems... Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 September 2010 19:09

The W3C

I've been reading article after article, and listening to podcast after podcast about how the World Wide Web Consortium's CSS and XHTML standards are basically moot in the ongoing browser wars between IE, and Firefox, and Opera, and Safari, and ...

Last Updated on Friday, 19 February 2010 22:13

Reshaping... Part 1

I missed spring cleaning this year. I moved at an odd moment and since then haven't had a chance to really get old clothes, junk, and other 'stuff' out of my apartment. It's amazing how much accumulates in a year. I found everything from computer parts to misplaced notes and receipts that are now neatly organized. It was when I took a second look at my closets, containers and assorted junk when I realized that it's all clutter.

Cable Company DVR vs. TiVo

I've got some positive news--my television picks up over-the-air content quite well, so I now have about 25 channels (everything from G4, HGTV and Animal Planet to local programming). I was thinking it might be time to consider getting a TiVo DVR. Then I started thinking it might be worthwhile to compare the features of TiVo to that of Comcast's DVR.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 August 2010 23:52

Cable Bills!

Yesterday I got a bit frustrated, yet again, with the massive cable bill from Comcast. I get my Internet and TV from them, and realized that I only really need one of their services--high-speed Internet. When looking at the numbers, I realized that I could get the fastest Internet package for around $60.00. The package I had yesterday included a slower connection (12Mbps) and digital cable. Not only is their remote control utterly annoying to use (the buttons have a slow response time, and there are just too many of em'!), but everything seems so clunky to me. I needed a cable box, remote, wires galore, cable modem, more wires, a router, and a few more wires. And I had to pay more money.

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Technology

Selling Smartphones

The W3C

Reshaping... Part 1

Cable Company DVR vs. TiVo

Cable Bills!

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