Monthly Archives: June 2009
Well, I finally shelled out the money for a screen protector for my G1 Android phone. I have to admit that I had left the original plastic screen protector in place that came with the phone for months before purchasing the Invisibleshield for the T-mobile G1. A few notes about the shield: Go for just the screen protector because the…
Just a handful of years ago, this concept would have been very difficult to achieve, but with the Web, it’s easy. LogoTournament.com lets you create a logo creation contest for about $250. You have 30 or more graphic artists start creating logos for you business, website, organization, etc. You indicate general ideas about the look and feel of the logo…
I find myself taking notes on just about everything. I’ll grab receipts, scraps of paper, etc. to write down very important things…and then…I lose the paper. Who’d-a-thunk? A while back, I started using portfolio pads, and they were great except for the paper flipped vertically and it was hard to look up notes when you used both sides. Now I’m…
YouTube, owned by Google, released a new look for their site made especially for viewing on television. The new version of the site can be reached at http://www.youtube.com/xl Our initial impressions are that it’s an improvement. Although this view is made for visitors using their TVs to visit the site, there are none of the annoying comments that plague the…
EA Sports Active is a lot of fun to play. We awaited the game with anticipation with a lot of other people, and we’re not disappointed. Of course there are a few things we wish were different, which are noted below, but overall, EA Active is a fantastic game to help you get in shape and tone your muscles. Game…
