Ok, so anyone that reads me probably noticed that I never fulfilled my promise on my reports on the T-Mobile SDA Windows Mobile phone.

That’s because it was a total piece of crap. Everything about it was bad. The navigation, the way it treated email, the browser, everrrrrrrything. I’ve had a lot of phones in […]

After trying to keep track of 5 postage stamp sized games, I got sick of it and ordered a G6 Lite and a Passcard. Without going off topic, they’re the perfect setup. If you’re looking for something like this, buy these 2 things.
But the problem was, my game saves were on the original games, not […]

Cory posted a great timeline of the events surrounding Sony’s rootkit. This has been incredible to watch unfold. Every single day something new and more embarassing for Sony has been reported. If you don’t know about it, or have had trouble following it, check out the timeline at boingboing.
To follow up on this, the […]

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PCworld just posted their picks for the top 100 products of 2005. Seems odd since 2005 isn’t over. I’m sure Microsoft isn’t too Mozilla Firefox“>happy about that.. Oh well.
I made a quick list of the things I use/own that made the list. I have a few things that i think should have made it, […]

Well it only took a couple of days, but thanks to the crack released last week, it has enabled a true downgrader to exist.
Its not a hacked 2.0, but I’ll take it. I’ll trade the silly browser for homebrew any day!!

I finally took some time to watch Robert Cringley’s new series, NerdTV, and it was great. His first guest was Andy Hertzfeld, key member of the original Macintosh team. Its a simple show, just the right mix of history and commentary. Andy’s anecdotes are just precious history already, and will forever be folklore. With guests […]

So earlier this summer I finally broke down and got a PSP. The coverage on all the hacking sites was just killing me, I had to get my hands on this killer device. So I went down to Gamestop and traded in a TON of old DVDs and got one.
The first thing I noticed was […]

While checking some of my trackbacks from my Flickr plugin post, I came across this commentary. Its a great commentary on the openness of products and what it means directly to consumers.
But what’s most significant here is the power of an open versus a closed platform.
It can take at least 3-4 years for […]