Monthly Archives: October 2009

Original Post: “Should I Buy It?” Flowchart Helps You Make Smarter Purchases [Money] Advertisers would have us believe that we need a lot of things that we really only want, and that brand names are always better. This simple purchasing … Continue reading →

Original post: Dropbox the iPhone app has dropped If you’ve been waiting patiently for the Dropbox app [iTunes link] to hit the App Store, your wait is over. The app has arrived, and brings with it the simplicity that Dropbox … Continue reading →

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Original Post: How-To: Make an easy iPhone alarm clock stand This has to be my favorite iPhone stand to date. Its simple one piece design is easy to fabricate and lays flat when not in use. Follow along with this … Continue reading →

Original Post: Top 6 Coolest iPhone Tricks And Tips I have had my iPhone for a little over 2 years and I’m still amazed at the number of things that it is capable of. Today, more and more people are … Continue reading →

Original Post: Google Voice Porting — Numbers No, But Voicemail Yes! [JKontherun.com] I’ve said before how much I’d like to port my primary mobile phone number to Google Voice. Ninety-five percent of my contacts over the past 10 years have … Continue reading →

Original Post: A better way to slice a pumpkin Subscriber Michael Williams wrote in with this clever modification of the traditional pumpkin incision. He explains the logic: For years now I’ve been unhappy with the choices for cutting open a … Continue reading →

Original Post: Such a great feature that most people will… ericsenf: mccarron: Such a great feature that most people will not even notice, iTunes 9 allows better organization of the media library. zachholman: The iTunes organizational hierarchy has been slowly … Continue reading →

Original Post: Light-up bike pedals add bling to your ride Need extra bling on your bike? How about some human powered, light-up pedals? Rather then drawing power from a wheel-mounted generator, each of these pedals actually has a tiny generator … Continue reading →