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Quicken 2010 Q&A – Conversion and Multiple Computers

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

Smartphone Roundup 2010 – iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, and Android!

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!

Apple iPad – Where Does it Fit in The eReader Roundup?

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?

Mac v. Windows – Contemplating the old Switch-a-roo?

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?

Apple iPad Announced! Pricing starts at $499!

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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!