About a month ago I came across a great independent band. They put on a good show and played some great music, so I offered to work on a website for them. I’m very happy with the final outcome and, today, their website is finally public and ready for everyone to see.
I have been fed up with the TwitterTools WordPress plugin for a few weeks now; one day it simply decided it wasn’t going to update my tweets anymore. Support from the developer wasn’t yielding any success for various people around the web so I basically let the issue linger longer than I should have. After reading an article on the Miva Merchant Blog, I was inspired to quit searching for WordPress plugins and create my own Twitter feed. There were a few problems I had with the simple cookie-cutter solution proposed by the people over at Miva Merchant, but with all the loose ends tied up I will share my solution.
2010 is already shaping up to be a great year, and I think it is time to feature some inspirational wallpapers from DeviantART. This is just a handful of my favorites that I have accumulated from various categories on DeviantART, all artists have been credited and you can click on any wallpaper to find it on their respective profiles.
The Apple Magic Mouse, at first glance, looks to be uncomfortable, oversimplified and the opposite of ergonomic. However, after briefly trying one out at my local Apple retail store, I asked (and received) one for Christmas. After a few weeks of using it now I am able to come to some conclusions about the mouse and formally publish my review. Does the Magic Mouse live up to all it is hyped to be or is it just another gimmick? Read on to find out.
Not too long ago, my iPhone 3G was lost in the line of duty; it met it’s slow and painful death after falling into a glass of lemonade. Tradedy struck me. This was something I told myself I would never let happen; it did. I had to move on and luckily a friend was able to give me his old original iPhone on the cheap (read: for free). I have developed a bit of a love-hate relationship with my newish phone over the last few months and AT&T isn’t making it any easier.
I don’t usually review any iPhone games. There is good reason for this: I don’t usually like any iPhone games. I was skeptical about Canabalt at first, but after hearing so much about it on Twitter and on various blogs I decided to give it a try. At $2.99 Canabalt bears a steep looking price tag, but is it worth it?
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