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Is Closed Better?
Posted by Michael Swanberg on June 10, 2010
These days, there is a huge battle of wills between those that believe that Open is better, and those that see the benefits to Closed systems. Which really wins?
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New AT&T Data Plans
Posted by Michael Swanberg on June 02, 2010
Okay, I read the press release... AT&T is definitely trying to stop people from using tons of bandwidth and I can only guess it's because the new iPhone will allow tons of video stuff (chat, streaming, etc.).
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Open Source C#
Posted by Michael Swanberg on May 25, 2010
For any of you who want to program in C#, but can’t afford Visual Studio just to play around, here is a solution.
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LOST “The End”… WTF?
Posted by Michael Swanberg on May 24, 2010
In case you are living under the proverbial rock, LOST had its series finale last night. Was it worth the ride?
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iTunes Wireless Sync
Posted by Michael Swanberg on May 11, 2010
Can iTunes sync over wi-fi and over the cloud?
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Open Letter to the iHater’s
Posted by Michael Swanberg on May 07, 2010
Let's talk about this Apple thing, shall we?
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Google Tasks on the iPad
Posted by Michael Swanberg on May 05, 2010
It seems Google hasn’t added native iPad support for all of their online offerings just yet.
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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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