I try to keep everything I have on my computer as organized as possible. One thing I like to do is organize where all my images go for certain uses. I keep all the images I use for my blog posts in one folder called “Blog Pictures” so that I know where they live if I have to reference them in the future.
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After a long wait, Amazon has finally released its Macintosh version of the Kindle application. While this isn’t the same application that will run on the iPad, this does give hope that Amazon will fully support the iPad with an updated app once it’s released on April 3.
What I like about buying Blu-Ray movies is that some studios give you a digital copy on DVD so that you can watch the movie on your portable device. I find this extremely useful when traveling or at the gym when I need something to pass the time.
Computer failures usually don’t happen often, but when they do, most people don’t know how to fix them. This happened to my mom a few months back; she was doing a Mac OS X update when she had a power failure. The updater was updating her browser at the time, so when the power came back on and she rebooted her system, she didn’t have a browser. Without a browser, there was no way to download it again.
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In the cold war between Foursquare and Gowalla, another shot across the bow of Gowalla has been made by a surprising Foursquare ally – Tweetie. The popular Twitter client for the iPhone has added support for the popular geotagging, badge collecting app Foursquare. Although Gowalla released their API, it may be only a matter of time for it to be integrated into Tweetie.
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