We’ve all heard that phrase, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Well, Joel Kelsey, of the Consumer’s Union, has a different answer to ISP’s that claim we don’t need net neutrality policies because “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix…
One of my biggest issues for my studio over the past year has been the lights in the studio made everything I shot look yellow and over saturated. Well I made the jump and brought in the experts from LitePanels.…
Time and time again I’m totally amazed at how much personal information people will hand-out to complete and utter strangers. A study by Sophos showed that on Facebook around 45% of people will accept invites from totally unknown people with…
In November, I presented a talk to a group of disability services personnel about the inaccessibility of the Amazon Kindle DX. Basically, the device is very cool, but has limited features that would allow those with print disabilities to access…
The analysts over at IDC reckon that 2010 is going to be a year of “recovery and transformation”. On the recovery side, they’re expecting global IT spending to increase by 3.2%, returning to 2008 levels but a large chunk of this spending is…
Ok folks I give you the 411 on what happened on the last show. Plus we name the new Skype machine OhanaSaurus. Lot’s to share everything from the Podcast Awards to the 24hr Podcast and whole lot of Tech. You…
Verizon Wireless is rolling out the first droid update starting today. From the Verizon webiste: The following enhancements to the Droid by Motorola have been made: * OS stability is improved. * Battery life is improved. * Camera auto focus…