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Droid in the house!

Well, curiosity about Android finally got the better of me. More so, that curiosity was prompted by a call from ACS that said I could have a “free” Milestone. This is the US CDMA version of the Verizon Droid for small carriers, including Alaska Communications.

iPad Printing – PrintBureau

I came across a site that reviewed several options to allow the printing that Apple stifled (for whatever reason.) It seemed there was good press and user reviews for PrintCentral. While researching that app, I discovered PrintBureau. Now I was on to something!!! And, from what I could tell, it really did seem to work!

RockMelt – First Impression – Looks Promising

Built on Chrome, RockMelt, is the new social networking browser on the block. It really has a focus on FaceBook, but allows you to share tweets, posts, and some of your favorite links, right from the browser.

Still recovering…

I don’t like all these negative posts, but… The “destruction” left by SoftRAID is still surfacing. Like the spill in the Gulf, this just doesn’t go away, even when you think things are getting better.

iHome IH-550FB 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub

I received the iHome IH-U550FB 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub as a gift. I immediately noticed the configuration and said this will work great with my MacBook Pro. Sure enough, it seems as though iHome had Mac users in mind.

More on the Kindle 2

Since I’ve gotten the Kindle, I’ve been consumed with two things; 1) reading considerably more, and 2) searching to get more out of the device. Along the way, I’ve been asked a couple of questions.

Amazon Kindle 2 – First Impression

‘ve been looking at an ebook reader for the longest time. I’ve always leaned toward the Kindle, since I saw the first one. The technology has advanced and there are some nice looking competitors, such as the new Sony devices.
However, I always went back to the Kindle, and started looking at the Kindle 2 and DX. From what I can tell the DX is super, but at a ‘super size’ and thus I ruled it out.

Upgraded 17″ MacBook Pro to Snow Leopard

I suppose I could / should have done a full erase and clean install, and can always do that if I experience problems. I took the easy (read that, lazy) way out and just inserted the Install DVD and went to work.

It took just a bit over an hour to install Snow Leopard. Of course, on the surface I don’t see anything different, but will poke around and check out the subtle differences (if there is much to find.) The new build does take a considerably smaller footprint (about 3GB less than 10.5) and is quite snappy. At $29USD you shouldn’t pass it up for your Intel based Mac.

Snow Leopard Available August 28

Ok, what we die hard Mac fans have been waiting for, the next release of OS X! Today I received two emails, one directly from Apple this morning (Alaska time) and this afternoon from MacMall. Both announced ‘pre-order now’ to get your copy on Friday the 28th. Of course, I plopped down the $29 to Apple (which included shipping.) So, run, don’t walk and pre-order your copy of 10.6.

Tekkeon TekCharge MP2250 Battery Pack – First Impression

I purchased the Tekkeon MP2250 along with the Cradlepoint PHS300 from 3GStore.com. Until now, I haven’t had the time to use the external battery pack. This is a lithium polymer battery pack, supplying 5V with 25.9 Wh output power. I am thoroughly impressed with the performance.