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Sunday, February 01, 2009

Hot Tech Toys - CES 2009 Recap

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One more year, one more CES trade show in Las Vegas. Except one particular announcement that made the rounds in the tech blogs, this year most announcements were lower key than in the past, possibly mirroring the shoe-string budget in R&D this past year.

The biggest announcement of them all was Palm’s Pre smartphone. Based on Linux, this new web-enabled Javascript-based platform is coming to challenge the iPhone and Android. The phone was designed by one of the original designers of the iPhone. Its biggest new feature is Synergy, which allows messaging to work transparently with many services, e.g. Facebook, Gmail, IM, SMS, etc. It also supports application multi-tasking, gestures, wireless charging, and it sports a hardware keyboard. Sprint will be the first carrier to sell the phone this Spring.

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Sunday, January 25, 2009

Essential gear for the digital nomad

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More and more people are working away from the office or home office. And digital nomads are everywhere. They’re traveling and hammering their keyboards in an airport or a hotel. Or, they’re closer to home at a coffee shop, a coworking space, or a library.

You can lead that kind of roaming, working lifestyle and carry with you just about everything you need to be productive. If you’re a seasoned digital nomad or an aspiring one, here are a few of the things that you can use to make your portable computing easier and more complete.

Note: In case you’re wondering, this TechTip was written over two days in one of my favorite coffee shops that offers wireless, and at a local public library.

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Sunday, January 18, 2009

eBook Readers: What’s on the Market?

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A previous TechTip introduced the eBook reader, a powerful and portable device for reading electronic books. After reading that article, you might be wondering what devices are on the market. Once upon a time, pickings were quite slim. Not any more.

You now have a range of choices. Different manufacturers, different models, different capabilities. There’s an eBook reader for every gadget lover – from the person who wants every feature to someone who wants a simple but functional gadget. This time around we’ll be looking at some of those choices.

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Saturday, December 13, 2008

What are eBook Readers Anyway?

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Books definitely are great. But when you want to carry a bunch of them with you, that’s when you run into problems. Books get bulky and heavy. A lot of them are awkward to carry, to say the least.

So, what if you could carry dozens if not hundreds of books with you? And what if they could fit into something the size of a small hardcover, but lighter? That’s the promise an eBook reader delivers. While eBook readers are nothing new, they’ve really started to come into their own.

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