Final Ooma review coming soon

I have been getting tons of email regarding my oh so Ooma experience. I promise I will get back to all of you. Just a heads up, my final review will be done very soon.

Stay tuned.

Elimination Tip #1: Become a Radio Head

How many countless hours are spent organizing your digital music library?

How about the fact that most of the music you have goes unheard.

Here's what I recommend you do to remedy this situation:

Listen to internet radio.

You can use applications like iTunes or Last.fm to browse and listen to thousands of radio stations via the web. Save your disk space and spice up your audio palette all at the same time.

If you can, go cold turkey. Just delete your entire library, pick a station, and rock out. If you are an audiophile, an iPod owner, or fall victim to frequent internet outages, then keep only your all-time favorites. You know, the songs or albums that you could listen to over and over again without wanting to rip your hair out. For example, I have Daft Punk, John Legend, and 311 on my hard drive right now, but that's it. All my music needs are filled by internet radio stations like etn.fm.

Turn Thunderbird into the Ultimate Gmail IMAP Client

If IMAP's got you curious but you're not sure what desktop application to use with Gmail, consider the extensible, fast, cross-platform and free Mozilla Thunderbird, our beloved Firefox's little sibling. Here's how to get the full Gmail experience in Thunderbird with IMAP.

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Transmission 0.90 Released!

After only a short while, we are please to release version 0.90 of the Transmission BitTorrent client. This new version includes encryption, and much more!

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How-to: Properly setup Gmail IMAP for the iPhone & Apple Mail

Following the recommended settings provided by Gmail will get you basic IMAP support, but the settings will not sync your Sent Mail, Drafts, Trash, or Junk properly. Here are the basic settings to ensure that your email clients don't create unnecessary Gmail labels during synchronization.

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How Mac OS X Leopard Will Improve Your Security

With the release last week of the feature list for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, the security world is buzzing about some extremely important updates that should, if they work as expected, significantly improve Mac security and will make me less nervous about connecting to wireless networks in Internet cafes.

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If you spent $399 on AAPL instead of an iPod in 2001, it'd be worth $10,000

Even if you waited until April 2007 to buy, you're up about $100 per share. Happy Birthday iPod.

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