The web is evolving rapidly and it’s nice to see that social networking is evolving right along with it. If you frequent top tech sites like TechCrunch and ReadWriteWeb, you’ve probably heard (or read) the term “Semantic Web” hundreds of times this year, but in this blogger’s humble opinion, all the hype and hoopla hasn’t [...]

Yesterday I posted a video of a Verizon phone running Android. Turns out, I got excited for good reason, because the video is legit - it’s a hack job, but it’s being done succesfully. Yesterday I wrote the owner of the Video to find out what the deal was, and I just got the reply [...]

This just popped up on YouTube - only 80 views so far. Someone’s got Android running on a Verizon phone. Is this too good to be true? This definitely looks like the Verizon XV6800.  I’ve already written the person who posted this video, who has yet to reply. Here’s a picture of the Verizon XV6800 [...]

Lately I’ve been feeling overwhelmed with information, so I’ve started taking steps to trim some of the fat from my info-diet. Along with reducing the number of people I follow on Twitter, and using Facebook’s new feed features to help focus my news to people I care most about, I’ve also made one significant change [...]

I link, you link, we all link. So why not do it the right way?  Following a few simple rules when you create links helps search engines, helps your site rank, and boosts your credibility as a blogger. If you’re still creating links that look like this - “You can read more about linking by [...]

I’m humbled and excited by all the positive attention that the redesign of my blog’s been getting these past few weeks and I’m honored by how well the new look has been received by the WordPress community.
After being featured on the WordPress Premiums Showcase, PJ’s Best Of August Picks, and Mark Forrester’s Blog my traffic [...]

I came across this over the weekend and thought it was worth sharing - it takes an interesting look at emerging media and tech history and includes some priceless footage from the 1960s. In this quick half hour presentation, Peter shares some important lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much [...]

100+ Killer Resources for Wordpress Hackers, Designers and Powerbloggers. Special thanks goes out to the contributors of Hackwordpress, Chris Pearson of DIY Themes, Adii (and the South African Wordpress Crew), ProBlogDesign, BloggingPro and others who are linked to liberally for their contributions to advancing the knowledge of the rest of us.

I’m not ashamed to admit that I spend an absurd amount of time tinkering in Apple stores with absolutely no shopping agenda. I feel bad for the sales reps, actually. I have a hopelessly expressive face and I must have the look of a kid in a candy store, constantly giving off a “dying to [...]

Over on the AdaptiveBlue Blog Fraser’s posed this question that’s started a good exchange of thoughts:
As digital creeps into all forms of media, and companies adjust their structure and strategy, what’s the correct amount of “digital”, or “technology”, capacity that they should bring in-house?
I’ve thrown my two cents in. Come on over and join the [...]