Posts from Michael Swanberg
Microsoft Says HTML5 is the Way to Go
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 30, 2010
Wow… aren’t Microsoft the last to the HTML5 game? To my knowledge, no current Microsoft browser is HTML5-compliant.
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Microsoft Reportedly Deep-Sixes Plans for Courier
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 30, 2010
The Courier is dead… long live the Courier.
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How To Fix the Dropbox Refresh Problem (Windows)
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 29, 2010
If you’re like me, you love Dropbox. But it has a small flaw, that perhaps only power users would notice. Here’s how to fix it.
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EntourageEdge – Not Ready For Prime Time
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 28, 2010
This time around, a special treat.
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Zinio – The Future of Magazines?
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 27, 2010
Zinio has recently made a big push to offer magazines online on various platforms. Is this the future of magazines?
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iPad Takes the S Out of SUX
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 13, 2010
There’s a new term going around. Have you heard of it?
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Fogies
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 07, 2010
You can always tell the fogies... you walk by their cubicles and they have MapQuest up.
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Free Amazon Kindles?
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 06, 2010
Take this with a grain of salt, of course…
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Why You Shouldn’t NOT Buy an iPad
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 05, 2010
Not to be one to jump on the don’t-buy-an-iPad bandwagon, and also not to jump on the the-iPad-will-change-your-life bandwagon, I am going to weigh in on whether it’s really for you.
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Andy Ihnatko Defines Irony For Us
Posted by Michael Swanberg on April 02, 2010
Apple evangelist and Sun Times tech writer Andy Ihnatko shows us what irony is.
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