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What’s on my N90?

I’ve been using a Nokia N90 S60 smartphone for almost a month now. I have the full unlocked 3G version from Europe, not the crippled cracked out one you can buy at Ritz Camera in exchange for a new contract with T-Mobile. I routinely change things up, get new devices, but I always seem to […]

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Dell Latitude D820 with Intel Core Duo Processor

Engadget’s got a review of the new Dell notebook with a Intel Core Duo processor. The cool part is that it has 3G networking (and an optional fingerprint reader). I’ll stick with my MacBook Pro, thanks. PC Magazine has taken Dell’s entrant in the 15-inch Core Duo laptop category for a spin, and although it […]

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Daylite Turns Three

Marketcircle has announced Daylite 3, the successor to their wildly popular Business Relationship Manager for the Mac. Daylite is more than a contact manager, it’s also a calendar, opportunity, task and project manager that features multiple pipelines, activity delegation, smart lists, powerful reports and super-tight integration with Apple’s Mail.app. I have been using Daylite for […]

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The Apple Core: Apple adds volume limiting to iPod

I’ve been ranting on the effects of loud music on hearing loss for a while now and it’s refreshing to see Apple take efforts to help limit the hearing damage potential caused by the iPod – too bad it took a lawsuit to make them do it. Read the rest of the story on my […]