Blockbuster has really done a stellar job at mis-managing someone’s account and merging their data into my email address this week. I’ve never rented from Blockbuster Online, but I do recall registering to check it out when they launched to compare against Netflx… since then I have no recollection of using the system whatsoever. This … Read moreBlockbusted – Online data management at it’s best
mine is just beginning
The Crystal Method have released a track designed for runners and the new Nike – iPod system. Obviously anyone can listen and buy the music, but I think it really speaks to the commitment of both companies to this partnership. Custom content with a focus on the application of what they both bring is an … Read moreDrive – Custom Track for Nike + iPod
While I really dig my N91, I’ve been frustrated that I have not able to have my full contact list because I could not add the phone to iSync. As you might imagine without your contact list dialing and caller ID might be a tad more challenging. After much searching I was able to locate … Read moreN91 – iSync — Success!
MarketingSherpa’s Top 10 Best Blogs & Best Podcast of 2006: Readers’ Choice Award Results An interesting list, but what the heck happened to Steve Rubel’s Micropersuasion??????? technorati tags:marketing, micropursuasion, blog, podcast
I am currently commuting home on the train to Westchester listening to a Podcast on the N91. At the same time I am using the phone as a modem for my MacBook Pro as I needed to quickly send a file which had already been sent via Exchange using Outlook Web Access. Since I was … Read moreBecause you can
digg.com (out of service) Well worth a click – just for the super-awesome midi rendition of The Final Countdown. technorati tags:Digg, midi
As I mentioned earlier in the week – I really dig the N91. It’s pretty hefty, but without heft. What I mean is that is looks like a larger phone, but still maintains a relatively sleek form factor and is quite easy to pocket in jeans or shorts. I’ve been pushing the device pretty hard … Read moreNokia makes “Multimedia Computers” – I get it now
There is a seriously annoying conflict between the Google Sync Extension for Flock and Flock itself. Because, you need to enter a password to protect both your initial flock data as well as your google sync info, there are prompts on start-up. For some reason the Google bit likes to jump on top of the … Read moreFlock / Google Browser Sync Conflict
Net Neutrality: This is serious | Decentralized Information Group (DIG) Breadcrumbs technorati tags:politics, policy, freedom, bs
TechCrunch » Blog Archive » Digg 3.0 To Launch Monday: Exclusive Screenshots and Stats technorati tags:digg, techcrunch, netscape
Comcast Tech Falls Asleep On Guy’s Couch – Gizmodo technorati tags:comcast, customer_service
I thought it would be vaguely interesting to shoot some video of my walk to work. I always get my New York on a bit while in Grand Central as it feels like you have to be aggressive in order to stay on the line you want to walk. Way too many people wander aimlessly … Read moreWalk to Work
So today was the first full day of use with the N91, and I have to say I really like it — a lot! I still think the N70 is the most pocket-able of the NSeries I’ve tried and that’s a very good thing, but the extra size (which is really not that bad) in … Read moreN91 Initial Thoughts
Seen here on the left next to the other Nokia N-Series phones courtesy of the Nokia Blogger Program… More to come either later tonight or tomorrow as I play and explore this cool new device. Technorati Tags: Marketing, N-Series, Nokia
So Jason Calacanis (Weblogs Inc) has been hard at work on a stealth project within AOL which rears it’s head today as Netscape Beta. It’s essentially DIgg, plus editors, but for much more than simply tech news. It looks interesting… I am not sure that I’ll be that intrigued to use it more than today … Read moreNetsape reborn as a Digg-type news site
Horrifying… technorati tags:Scientology, Tom_Cruise, Marketing
Sure there’s a pub for everything, but I would not expect to find someone reading wrestling. This is WWE not NCAA. A min ago this guy had the mag turned and was admiring some sort of centerfold-like thing… Entertainment is entertainment I guess.
Websites as graphs is a website with a Java applet will generate a graph of a website. It looks at the tags in the html and creates the graph. Paul’s Time Sink | Websites as graph. Pretty slick… here’s mine: technorati tags:websitesasgraphs
Wow – Just when I thought I was making move to Firefix, Flock rolls a super new release out…. Quite a bit has changed since I last actively used it, but it’s quick ad integrates some terrific features. technorati tags:Flock, software, Firefox