Pac the Man X: Freeware game for Mac OS X
I prefer my gaming to be simple, so I <3 the classics like Frogger, Tetris and Pacman. So you know I was quite happy to see Pac the Man X, a freeware game for Mac OS X from McSebi. It’s a … well I’m...
View ArticleReview: WorkSpace
What would you expect from a basic text editor? Let’s create a list of features: Support for plain text Syntax highlighting for HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, SQL, Java, and Perl. Limited auto-complete...
View ArticleUsing Amazon S3 for hard drive backups
After reading Baratunde‘s heart-wrenching post about losing an entire terabyte of data, including recordings of his late mother, I decided it was time for me to investigate some backup solutions. I...
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Review: Nokia N800
I received a Nokia N800 to test and review from the fine folks at WOM World, a Nokia-sponsored meta-blog. The basics The N800 runs a flavor of Linux known as OS 2008. Several software packages come...
View ArticleLazy Web: What are your favorite Android apps?
I am now the proud owner of a T-Mobile G1 running the Android operating system. I like it so far, though I wish the on-screen keyboard pas a bit more responsive. I have already installed a few...
View ArticleWeb working without the web
Theresa Carpenter Sondjo of Appfrica has an excellent post about working offline, particularly in cybercafes or locations where an internet connection is not available. Mac users can replace XAMPP with...
View ArticleOn the digital divide
But the mobile Web means different things to different people. For more affluent populations, it generally means wireless access with a laptop computer. For poorer people it means a cellphone, which is...
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