FYI Fellow Columbian’s: Most of the gates as of 7:45 are locked, so enter at 116th or face a long walk.…

“With the power of mobile phones more and more people want to watch movies on them. The problem is, a lot of people don’t know where to begin. There are a few different routes you can take to get a movie on your phone. The main two are to buy them from various vendors or you can create them. It is pretty easy to buy them and add them to your phone using Amazon Unbox so let me help you with this one first.”

Those of you looking for some interesting videos to watch on your Windows Mobile Device may be interested in this piece detailing how to add Amazon Unbox videos to your SD card, to then play in your WinMo device!… Continue reading

Fight back against inaccurate overly-positive horoscopes! Get your own Harasstrology Horriblescope at http://ping.fm/DvCSs…

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I can’t imagine how much the pilot paid in tolls… Aircraft lands on New Jersey Turnpike http://ping.fm/siYRo…

David over at Nuevasync was kind enough to let me know about Nueva’s Yahoo! Contacts sync feature a month or so ago when they were testing it. My reaction was (almost embarrassingly) “Yahoo! has contacts?”. Yes, it has been a long time since I used Yahoo! Mail for anything and didn’t realize that their address book had been fleshed out in recent years. If you’re a Yahoo! lover or just user, and want to sync your Y! contacts with your Windows Mobile (or other Activesync compatible smartphone), Nueva has a new feature for you!

This was originally posted at Windows Phone Thoughts, check out the the source for discussion… Continue reading

Why do I get irrational urges to run my own dedicated server, with a bunch of VMs? Like I need to run an Exchange box with 1 user … Continue reading

Downstairs neighbors fighting again. Since they fight enough for 2 couples, Karey & I are considering donating our unused arguments to them… Continue reading

“Before the Nexus One and the HD2, there was the Toshiba TG01, sprinting along with a 1GHz Snapdragon in its belly and a 4.1-inch front end. Alas, that phone was hamstrung by a resistive touchscreen and a poorly thought-out skin atop an even worse OS (WinMo 6.1), but even by today’s standards its hardware spec is top notch. Color us intrigued, then, to find its successor finally making its FCC debut — with Bluetooth, GPS and WiFi (802.11b/g) connectivity in tow and a case outline suggesting some earlier leaked shots might still be accurate.”

Well, looks like the TG01 is getting a successor. Toshiba is the little OEM that could, and as we’ve all seen, sometimes they can produce quality devices. But let’s… Continue reading

Check this out: Cell Phone Bans For Drivers Aren’t Reducing Crashes – DailyFinance http://bit.ly/9n122H…