T-Mobile seems to really want your business, you jetsetting iPhone user (though they're not the only ones). For $70/month, you get unlimited data and texting -- including while roaming internationally. And international phone calls to many countries, whether originating from the US or while ...
Feedly for RSS Feeds: An Easier Way to Read Blogs
If you were a Google Reader user, then you know the pain of trying to find a new RSS feed reader since Google discontinued their Reader earlier this summer. For those of you unfamiliar with RSS -- it is a way of being able to easily read all your favorite blogs in one place, instead of having to go ...
Streaming movies: Where do you find them?
On-demand streaming video is where everything's headed, but what's available where? Not all services have the same titles, and there are services out there you probably haven't even heard of. Many of these offer a la carte digital rentals and/or purchases, or all you can eat for a monthly fee, and ...
Samsung’s new enormous 85” TV
I just saw an ad for Samsung’s new 85” LCD television. The design looks quite beautiful, it’s got a minimalist metal frame which is only about 3” deep. The picture is “Ultra HD” which is supposed to look great even at this very large size, and the blacks are extra black. The speakers are built ...
Raspberry Pi right now!
A computer I sort of think of as the Apple II of today is the Raspberry Pi, a tiny $35 computer designed for education. It's just...inspiring and fun. If you've got a Pi, you can check out this stuff I've made for it. (Some of these can actually be useful for non-Pi purposes too, if you know what ...
Top 10 from New York Tech Day
I went to New York Tech Day last week and here are the 10 most interesting things I saw. (I haven't tested all of them, so do your due diligence as always before signing up for something.) 1) Two high school girls made an app for Android called Arrive, which they billed as "attendance at your ...