The Aliph Jawbone Prime ($85) upholds the tradition of Jawbone headsets as the gold standard of the industry. At the forefront is Jawbone's Noise Assassin noise-cancellation technology that removes ambient noise from the microphone, ...
Sparkplugging is continuing our tradition called ‘Spark an Idea Thursday’. Each week we’ll be sharing some great ideas for a topic of interest to our readers. We invite you to grab our image and carry the tradition through to your own blog! If you do, please link back to this post so we know where you were inspired! This week we’re Sparking an Idea About Something You Want So Badly You Can Taste It Admittedly when I first read this week’s meme, I thought, “ Oh great, I’m not wanting for
SM Megamall 3:49 PM If anything, I have Eric to blame for all of this reminiscing. I’m reminded of Carriedo, where the first Shoemart store was opened. We all have a good idea of those small clearance stores where shoes and clothes, sold at discount rates, were held at a stockroom on the second floor. A particular size or style of shoes would be ordered by the customer. The cashier would ring it up, and in the tradition of bowling pinboys, shove the boxes down a chute or, at times, a ho
Section: Computers, Software / ApplicationsWe all know that Microsoft has a habit of taking some of the ideas that Apple put into Mac OS X and putting them into Windows. Just look at Spotlight and the Search in the start menu. Windows 7 even takes a few cues from the Dock in OS X, even if it merges those ideas with the Windows tradition of the menu bar. The list could go on, and now the list may include OS licensing.It seems that somewhere within the latest leaked build of Windows 7 there is
Great commentary by Capitol Calling (Jason Rosenbaum’s new blog) (link via John Boy). The bill to allow senators to have laptops at their desk on the Senate floor was indefinitely tabled (read: the bill is dead). The discussion between the senators is passionate at times, and at other times it is slightly mocking. I will again say that there is no better place for laptops than on the Senate floor. I should point out that Blackberries are allowed, however, and are constantly used to move debate