Amanda and I looked at an apartment this weekend.  We just moved into our current apartment last August, and we’re very happy here. But you never know what’s out there until you look.  The apartment manager was understanding and eve said “…if you find the perfect place”.  To be honest, this apartment is pretty dope, [...]

I’m a huge Star Trek: The Next Generation fan. I watched the episodes as they first aired, and have seen every one a handful of times. While interstellar space travel hasn’t quite come to fruition, we have seen some Trek tech come to life. Pretty much everyone has a mobile communication device in their back pocket and doctors can view patient data on their “padd”.

I’ve been an Android user for just about 3 years now. In its humble beginnings, there were a lot of core features “missing” from the platform. In fact, there wasn’t even an on-screen keyboard. Since then, the Android Team has introduced a horde of new APIs granting developers access to the depths of the OS.

Nowadays, you can’t help but stumble upon tons of keyboards, Launcher replacements, and cameras. These apps help the user customize their experience to the suit their needs. Even with all of the apps available in the Android Market, there are still some aspects that users can’t change. Here are a few things I’d like to see “opened” up.

Google Voice has been around for about a year and a half now. While there have been some nice improvements, like the Android app and voicemail options, there is still room for more goodies. Some of these may be a bit far fetched, for now, but I believe that all of these (and probably more) MUST be implemented in order for Voice to become my central communication hub.

I’ve been working downtown, on and off, for a few weeks now. So far, I have mixed feelings about it. 3 reasons I hate working downtown… Commute/Driving/Traffic – I’m no stranger to a 30 minute commute.  I’ve pretty much had one for the past 15 years, sans my 4 month stint in PHX, where my [...]

Yesterday, I ranted to G4 about the lack of digital availability of their content.  10 hours later, I received a response.  I kind of didn’t expect a response. Breon, I understand and feel your pain on this, but our hands are a bit tied on exactly what (and how much) content we can offer via [...]

I wrote an email to webmaster@g4tv.com today.  I’m sure it’ll be read and responded to immediately.  :| To whom it may concern, I’m a big fan of Attack of the Show, and have been without it for a couple of years.  Recently, Comcast added G4 to the Digital Starter lineup and I’ve been happily watching [...]

I’ve been rocking an HTC Hero (Sprint Version) since the beginning of October ’09.  When I bought it, it was the end-all-be-all for Android phones.  While I knew that even better phones would be right around the corner, I didn’t predict the onslaught of dope phones that was to come. Less than a month after [...]