Have you ever wondered how to push custom content from one Drupal site to another Drupal site? There are a handful of ways to do this. One way would be to create an external database connection, talk to it, and update the data in our database through raw PHP. But that’s not really good, not [...]

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Twitter connects everyday people to others they normally would never have contact with. Celebrities, for example, or high profile folks in general, you would have to go through a fan club or agent, through publicists, etc before you could even think of communicating to someone. A few days ago, I took 10 seconds to fire [...]

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Today I came across an article written by Computerworld titled Blu-ray tanks in PCs. I’ve been an active follower of HD (High Definition) video and data storage for many years. I also followed the battle between Sony’s Blu-Ray and Toshiba’s HD-DVD closely for several years before the end in early 2008. Here we are, half [...]

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Google has announced they are working on an thin-client operating system called the Google Chrome OS. This is huge news and brings rest the rumors of Google working on its own operating system (because they are!). Speed, simplicity and security are the key aspects of Google Chrome OS. We’re designing the OS to be fast [...]

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Inclind purchased iPhone 3Gs phones for each employee last week, launching us into the future of handheld cellular devices. I was a little sour on the phone in the past, mainly due to cost, locked-in carrier agreement and proprietary platform. Now, with the AppStore and 3.0 Firmware, the iPhone is a solid contender in the [...]

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So, I recently purchased a MacBook out of frustration. What I thought would be a labor of love was an initial confusing 30 minute learning curve, and now I pwn that new OS. After trying to get Windows 7 to install, XP Pro to install, and after that Ubuntu (even Ubuntu failed) on an older [...]

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At 3 PM today, Google released their brand new internet browser, aptly titled “Chrome”. (Chrome is a term that describes a viewing window of an interactive application). Based off of WebKit, a 100% standards compliant browser open source application framework which also serves as the basis for Safari and Google Android. Since its based off [...]

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