As most of you know, I love OneNote, I love my GTD TiddlyWiki, I simply love tools that help keep you organized, and on top of things. Given that, I was quite intrigued by a post I ran across from Stowe Boyd about the announcement of Zoho Notebook. This might warrant keeping an eye on, when it comes out of private beta, as a nice way to take those organizational tools on-line, sharing and collaborating with folks.
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“When Netflix still had your typical vacation policy, employees asked an important question: “We don’t track the time we spend working outside of the office—like e-mails we answer from home and the work we do at night and on weekends—so why do we track the time we spend off the job?” Management listened. They couldn’t…
Like I didn’t have enough to do after spending 5-days almost entirely disconnected from the Internet, and having work projects pile up on me while we were gone, when I finally did connect my laptop to the Internet this morning, I was prompted about version 7.5 of Grisoft’s free anti-virus tool, and informed that the…
There are 6 characters in my Blackberry password. There are 2 keys on my blackberry that quit working. What are the chances that one of those keys would be in the password, thereby rendering my device locked and completely useless? Yup, 100%! Tags: blackberry Follow these topics: Tech
Back before the holidays I mentioned that I was going to give Google Reader another try after I wasn’t all that impressed with the initial offering way back when. After a few weeks, I’ve decided to continue using it over Bloglines, for a couple of reasons. First, one of the things I like to do…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, or otherwise disconnected from social networks, you are probably aware that Apple released the latest version of it’s iOS. Of course, it does appear to have some cool features, but as the proud owner of older iDevices, I’m not going to be spending my day getting the update….