A couple days ago, I posted about my reasons why I wanted a Nook and why I think philosophers should […]

So, just yesterday the tech community started freaking out (in a good way) about Barnes and Noble’s new eReader – […]

This is exciting. An Android App for Drop.io is in the works! Academics with Android phones should be very excited […]

Google Forms are turning out to be an awesome for academics. I use it for the Philosophy Journal Surveys. Last […]

Earlier, I posted about Evernote. I focused particularly on the Android smartphone application that was recently released for beta testing. […]

I love my Android Smartphone. Every now and then, a service comes along that actually justifies my having one. Evernote […]

We’re off on another road trip. Any blogging will likely be mobile. Somethings that will be coming soon… 1. Young […]

We just got back from our Florida/Midwest trip, and for the first time I really used my phone extensively for […]

In this post (Google Phone = Pocket Xerox Machine), I discussed some web apps that can turn an Android phone […]

I’m back from the Boundary Waters. While on my trip, I was pleasantly suprised to bwin a little Twitter contest […]