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Back when the first Google TV launched, I bought the Logitech Revue.

Google has had a tough year getting Android tablets to take off.

A couple of months ago was the start of running the sprinklers.

Like many Britons, I have a huge amount of respect for Margaret Thatcher.

Since I got my new server, I realized I’d have to upgrade my internal network to make the most of it.

I’ve always disliked the idea of having a server in my own home.

Unlike last year’s rushed trip to Bangalore, this time I went for a week.

I’m not really a big basketball fan, but when the Harlem Globetrotters come to town, I pay attention.

You’d think that buying a piano would be a really great experience.

Before buying anything on Craigslist, everyone should know one important thing.

I have a neighbour who emailed me the other day.

HP wanted to compete with Apple and Google.

This week HP sent me to Bangalore, India.

If you live in the USA, there are really only two choices for a traditional ebook reader.

I was driving a couple of weeks ago when an eighteen-wheeler pulled in front of me.

I’ve had my Sprint account for about 6 years now.

So, I’ve been to 3 different places to test drive cars (2 dealers and 1 private) in the last two days.

With today’s release of Ubuntu 11.04, Ubuntu has officially diverged from the default GNOME.

For reasons that aren’t important, I bought 2 used mobile phones yesterday (for family members).

A statement that hasn’t been true since the release of Firefox 1.0 is now truer than ever.

Everyone who knows me knows I love technology.

Those of you who know me know that a little over six months ago I started a new job at HP working on their Web Print Solutions team.

So, since someone who shall remain nameless (only be known by the letters kdr) said my blog was too boring and geeky, I’ve decided to post …

Those of you who read my blog know I’m a big fan of Linux and all things open source.

I read something very interesting the other day while looking for a Firmware update to my Samsung LN46b650 HDTV.

Despite playing in one of the roughest matches I’ve seen in years, Spain was able to finish with its fourth clean sheet in a row.

For most of the world these few weeks have been nothing but football.

VLC is one of those apps that almost does too many things.

Normally, researching on the internet before you buy something is a really good idea.

Today was day 1 of Google I/O 2010.

So, Google’s Android is open source right.

XZ compression has actually been out for a little while, but it just recently began to build traction in Linux distributions.

For those of you who haven’t heard of Ooma, it’s a phone service that runs through your internet connection (VoIP).

I’d been meaning to post this earlier, but we have some pretty major deadlines at work, and I’ve been busy.

So GNOME 2.30 (a desktop environment/graphical user interface that runs on top of a computer operating system) was released today.

Today I started my first day at HP.

After spending too much time trying to edit blogger templates I decided to switch my blog over from Blogger to WordPress.

In the beginning there was Netscape (though there were lesser known browsers before that).

I’ve had a lot of phones over the years.

3 Months ago I was given a T-Mobile HTC G1 (Android) phone.

Just got my Denon AVR-2310CI from 6ave.com .

Two weeks ago I got married.

Proof that some people really don’t think before they speak.

I’m a desktop Linux user.

For those who don’t know, Android is an operating system developed by Google for mobile phones.

So, I started a new job last week.

For those of you who remember, Google bought a small startup company called GrandCentral.

Despite the ext4 filesystem losing its dev tag and being labelled as stable in Linux 2.6.28, there are problems.

So, against my better judgement, I stopped by Circuit City to see if there were any good deals.

I’ve blogged several times about being messed around by the BYU Bookstore here and here.