Timbuk2, maker of hand-crafted messenger bags, has come up with one to rule them all. First they pioneered their On-the-strap Beer Koozie.
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Today they’ve launched a new bag that takes it all to new level: the ‘Dolores … read more
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I’m Marshall Oram, a web designer & WordPress developer by day, ninja in training, technology enthusiast by nature, and nature lover at heart. In my spare time I enjoy running, exploring technology and taking in the outdoors.
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Summer, summertime: Cooler than all bags
July 1st, 2009 | Tags: beer, coolers, gear, messenger bags, pbr, timbuk2The new iPhone: What surprised me
June 26th, 2009 | Tags: Apple, iPhone, OS 3.0
There are tons of articles out there as to what the new iPhone 3GS and OS 3 have to offer, why it’s not a big deal, and in depth analysis of each little new feature. I don’t plan to reiterate that. I love my new 3G S, mostly for the main reason I upgraded SPEED, (after all that is what the S stands for) but as I get to explore it more there are some stunning, innovative and surprising new awesome-ities to it. Like to hear it: Here it go.
1) Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating: While not largely publicized this enhancement is
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From windows to a mac
May 29th, 2009 | Tags: get a mac, Mac, windows
I just stumbled across a reprint of an article originally published on computerworld titled “A Windows guru spends two weeks with a Mac” His experience is very similar to mine and I thought it interesting the article’s conclusion:
“What did I learn after several weeks of living with the Mac?
First off, I had expected there to be a longer learning curve, and had thought that in the long run there wouldn’t be much of a difference between the Mac and a PC. After all, an operating system is just an operating system.
To … read more
Notes you can access from anywhere
May 12th, 2009 | Tags: iPhone, Mac, Notes, Software, Sync
I, like many, have spent several years trying to find a good way to create and access notes no matter where I am. In fact having notes and my calendar on my at all times is a driving factor in getting an iPhone. A couple of years ago Thrillist did a piece on an application called Evernote which I’ve been using ever since. It’s available on Mac, PC, iPhone, and now Blackberry.
It auto-magically sync’s your notes through a free account you can setup through their website. The … read more
“50 tools everyone should own.” [popular mechanics]
May 1st, 2009 | Tags: Home Improvement, repairs, tools
Popular Mechanics recently released a list of 50 must have tools for handy(wo)man in all of us. I had to laugh and wasn’t at all surprised but I have all of them. Multiple in some cases. Still a great list for anyone who is considering buying a home and doing some work on it, or anyone looking to complete their tool collection. Enjoy! [article link »]
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