The basic concept has always been simple. It has never changed. You’ve heard it countless times from your mother growing up; and perhaps even a spouse or friend. The concept? Stay safe.
Most people don’t walk around with their credit card taped to their shirt like a “Hello, my name is” sticker. So, why do so [...]

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This is amazing.
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/03/inamo-restauran.html
A year or so ago when Microsoft revealed their Surface hardware and software, I mentioned to Trey our IT director how cool it would be to develop something like this for a restaurant, and now someone is doing it! I suppose this will be the norm in 5 to 10 years when the [...]

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So we’ve returned safe and sober from the 2009 Drupalcon convention held in Washington, DC. I am kind of disappointed we didn’t whip up a cool seminar and show off some of the things we had worked on, or are working on. Next time we definately will. Though, who is going to spring for the [...]

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Last month, I did a sit-down interview with an aspiring web designer, fielding all sorts of questions and offering my own insights as I enter my fourth year in the industry. At one point, we hit the subject of the importance of web standards, structuring and coding layouts to work in every browser and future-proofed [...]

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I’ve been using Google Mail since around 2004 when it was invite-only. After the first few emails, I was hooked. I killed my existing Hotmail, Yahoo! and other random accounts laying around. They simply provided few features, and demanded money for features that are basically standard in any mail client like Outlook. I email pretty [...]

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There’s no doubt that the iPhone / iPod touch are the worlds smallest efficient mobile multimedia devices, but its one drawback echoed around the world is the varying difficulty users have in typing on it. If you have large fingers, you may register a few letters or multiple keypresses in one touch. This can make [...]

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I love my iPod Touch. I was a bit weary back in March about the decision to buy the 32GB model but now it’s paid off. With the recent firmware update (available for 10 bucks through iTunes) comes a new little program called AppStore. AppStore is basically iTunes for iPhone/iPod specific software, with plenty of [...]

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