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Tripit.com helps travelers stay organized and informed
Tripit.com is more than just a travel website. The site is focused around organizing travel plans, providing information about destinations, and sharing information with other fellow travelers. Geared more toward the business traveler the site allows the user to forward travel itineraries that have been booked via corporate travel offices. The site is user friendly [...]
Google adds new Google calendar sync tool for Outlook users
Looking for a way to provide your friends and family the ability to view your company Outlook calendar? Would It would be nice to just share a calendar with the family so they know why you have not been home in two weeks or when you will be returning home?
If you are like most business users running [...]
RSS Reader explained in plain English
So how do I explain something that is considered very techie and make it sound simple. I wanted to talk about RSS feeds and RSS readers. Well, I stumbled across a great website today and low and behold, it explains what both are and how to use them. The best part [...]
Latest Apple ads provide some interesting informative entertainment
For those of us who have enjoyed the Apple - PC commercials, well guess what? Another new Apple commercial is on the airwaves, or is that webwaves? Anyway, Apple just helps to promote more about Vista. OK, well it is not the best promotion for Microsoft, but they do enough of that themselves. After all they got [...]
Belvedere helps to automate many of your PC tasks
Lifehacker.com has come up with another great tool to help automate many of the tasks we all dread for forget to do. Belvedere is referred to as an automated file manager. The Windows only program helps to keep your desktop or any other folder on your hard drive organized based on the criteria you [...]
How to install Google Apps for your BlackBerry®
So you have decided to make the move over to a BlackBerry® or maybe you have just learned that you can do more with it then read emails. Now you can respond to emails with several misspelled words. Of course you realize this after you have sent that important response to your CEO.
Now [...]
Tesla announces they they will make a gas powered vehicle
Cnet News is reporting that Tesla, a San Carols, California company will make a gas/electric powered vehicle. The company will produce two basic types of its Whitestar sedan, to be delivered at the end of 2009. One version of the sedan will be an electric and the second version will be a range extended version [...]
Apple introduces MacBook Air—the world’s thinnest notebook
Apple today introduced the world’s thinnest notebook: MacBook Air. It measures an unprecedented 0.16 inches at its thinnest point while its maximum height of 0.76 inches is less than the thinnest point on competing notebooks. In addition to a stunning 13.3-inch LED-backlit widescreen display, MacBook Air offers a full-size and backlit keyboard, a built-in iSight [...]
Got kids? Point Motivator is a handy tool for rewards
Point Motivator is not only for kids, it has a number of applications you can use it for to reward those who need just a little push to get things done. This simple program allows you to set up tasks or goals and the points rewarded to an individual for completing the tasks. Next you [...]
Samsung’s new A1 HDDs are Microdrive killers
Microdrives were introduced several years ago and primarily used for high end 35 mm digital cameras. The small CF (compact flash) sized drives when introduced, were large in storage compared to the flash memory sizes at that time. Capacities started at 1 GB (gigabyte) and crept up to 12 GB. Samsung recently introduced their new A1 [...]