By MW2ML Technology, on May 8th, 2010%
As I’m sure all of you know by now, I’m a huge fan of Quicken (currently Quicken 2010). However, I’m seeing a large number of hits to my site from people that seem to be looking for additional information before making the switch. I thought it might be worthwhile to share my own experience and hopefully . . . → Read More: Quicken 2010 Q&A – Conversion and Multiple Computers
By MW2ML Technology, on April 23rd, 2010%
As I’ve mentioned in my past post about smartphones, I really enjoy the convenience of a Smartphone (currently an old/slow Blackberry Curve – can’t wait for my next upgrade). My smartphone allows me to keep my email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and music with me everywhere I go (check out my previous post about syncing Gmail calendars . . . → Read More: Smartphone Roundup 2010 – iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, and Android!
By MW2ML Technology, on April 7th, 2010%
If you’ve read the news the past few weeks, you’ve probably caught at least some of the Apple iPad hype. Many news sites and blogs have reported the iPad to be a “game-changing” media and eReader device. With over 300,000 units sold (and over a million apps downloaded) the first day, it’s hard to deny the . . . → Read More: Apple iPad – Where Does it Fit in The eReader Roundup?
By MW2ML Technology, on February 9th, 2010%
It seems as time rolls on, the folks up in Cupertino (that’s “Apple” for the non-techies out there) continue trying to make computers less of “work machines” and more like “life machines” – works of art that become the hubs of your digital lives (and occasionally allow you to type up a document or do “business” . . . → Read More: Mac v. Windows – Contemplating the old Switch-a-roo?
By MW2ML Technology, on January 27th, 2010%
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If you haven’t been following coverage on Apple’s media announcement today, they’re releasing the “iPad” starting at $499! It runs all the apps in the app store, plus does some fancy other stuff for e-reader functionality and your usual web/email/music/video stuff. Looks pretty neat. Engadget has a live feed going right now on . . . → Read More: Apple iPad Announced! Pricing starts at $499!
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