Monthly Archives: December 2004

I found this and, since I plan on playing a BUNCH of Texas Hold ‘Em durring the next week I figured I would share them…. Ok, it’s realy so that I can easily come back here and read them.   … Continue reading →

Too many things going on to talk about. I will phill you all in starting in the new year.

Holy heaps of heavy metal!  I want one!   Talk about livening up the commute!!!  Move over or I will squish you!! Alright, this guy is officially our new hero.  He’s building an 18-foot tall robot (or “mecha”) in the … Continue reading →

So long as the mechanisms that make the car go forward and backwards are not connected   I would hate to have a NOW virus tell all the cars that people were stopping in front of them and cause the … Continue reading →

Here is something noteworthy! VMWare released a public beta of the new version 5 of its virtual desktop software Sunday. As reported earlier, the latest release includes a host of new features ranging from improved collaboration and networking, better performance … Continue reading →

This looks cool… Plenty of Treo 650 owners were cheesed off that palmOne released their new smartphone without support for their WiFi SD card (which officially only works with the Tungsten T5, the Tungsten T3, and the Zire 72. They’ve … Continue reading →

Got this in my email today: Today, Microsoft announced that we have acquired GIANT Company Software Inc., a New York-based company that develops anti-spyware and Internet security products. The goal of this strategic investment is to help our customers keep … Continue reading →

More bandwidth. Time Warner has unwrapped a holiday gift for its cable Internet subscribers: faster downloads. The company plans to roll out increased speeds of 5Mbits and 8Mbits per second, a 2Mbit boost for its standard and premium RoadRunner cable … Continue reading →

Oooooh, I want one of these to put my BeyondTV setup into. White is fine and dandy for consumer electronics until they get into the ol’ A/V rack, then you want black or silver (or if I had my druthers, … Continue reading →

OK so this is funny.  Follow the link and take a look at FakeCall.  I need one of these for the PPC-6601.     Canal PDA’s original article about the most bizarre Palm OS applications was so popular that they … Continue reading →