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Wow huge response to our Roku Contest congrats to Mason Mannie of Fargo ND... We have more ways to win, listen to tonight's show.. It's like the Keystone cops for about the first 5 minutes of the show. Watch me juggle about 10 things at once and you will at least have your laugh for the day! Lots of tech
Looks like someone is messing with my net connections while I am streaming the show. Twice in two weeks the net connection has went dead while live time to do some digging. Lots of tech tonight but the last two shows the intro has slipped a bit in length. I will get that re-aligned next show. So far nothing but
Ohana, I will be visiting my sister tomorrow and will not be having a meet-up. First time to get to see her in a couple of years. Headed back to Honolulu on Saturday and will be home for a while. I have a great on the road show tonight. UK Listeners please pay attention for the UK specific contest. Subscribe
I was going through the Chrome Web Store to see what cool apps are out there. One thing most don't know: You can do a lot without paying anything for it. Case in point - Wave Accounting: the online accounting site. I was set back - an accounting program that is FREE? Not a "lite" version, nor a trial, but
The problem with Google Mail should be resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and continued support. Please rest assured that system reliability is a top priority at Google, and we are making continuous improvements to make our systems better.
If you are in the market for a new external hard drive (and which of us isn't buying one regularly these days?) then Iomega may have one you will want to look at. Just announced at CES is the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive Cloud Edition. It is intended for both home and small business users and features the
For some time we’ve been hearing about the virtues of cloud-based computing. Certain functions seem to lend themselves to the cloud. Online word processing, spreadsheets, etc. can seem to make sense in some situations, such as collaborating with others. In everyday use scenarios, does the cloud really make sense in more traditional private computer-use situations? I contend that it does