Archive for August, 2007

How to Avoid the 10 Biggest Mistakes Freelancers Make

28Aug07

Having been a freeleancer myself in several realms (branding / design, IT / software architecture and engineering, business development and strategy planning, operations) I’ve learned a lot from my own experience dealing with clients of all types. I recently came upon a great Digg post that might help fellow free lancers out there to avoid […]

Essential TabletPC tools and software

19Aug07

So I’ve been yapping about touch screen technologies a lot this year (Apple iPhone, Microsoft Surface, Jeff Han’s Multi-touch) and you may have enjoyed the essential tools I’ve posted for Apple’s iPhone but I thought that my fellow TabletPC friends out there could enjoy some of the tools and resources that I’ve been enjoying on […]

A New Theoretical Model for time travel being imagined

13Aug07

Technion Israel Institute of Technology researchers have developed a theoretical model of a time machine that, in the distant future, could possibly enable future generations to travel into the past. An article on this research was published last week in the scientific journal Physical Review.
By tweaking Einstein’s space time and general relativity models these […]

The fun begins on the iPhone

07Aug07

Here are some great tools, tweaks, hacks, and other cool stuff for your iPhone.
I’ll probably be posting more stuff like this so stay tuned.
If anyone has any good tools that may be useful, feel free to drop a comment with the url(s).

199 wallpapers for the iPhone by ^manicho on deviantART

iWeathr - iPhone Doppler Radar

MacMost […]

I love my iPhone!

07Aug07

Well it’s been about two weeks since I’ve gotten my Apple iPhone. I must say overall I’m in love with the phone. I say this adamantly because honestly I’ve never been able to say this about any other phone I’ve purchased before. I’ve been a Microsoft Mobile and Pocket PC user for years but with […]

Music encourages brain to pay attention and make predictions

01Aug07

A research team from the Standford University School of Medicine has gained valuable insight into how the brain sorts out the chaotic world around it. The team showed that music engages the areas of the brain involved with paying attention, making predictions and updating the event in memory.

I always enjoy listening to various types […]


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