UPDATE: 12/28/09 It only took the people over at NookDevs a week to jailbreak the Nook. There is a now […]

I’ve been waiting for the perfect eReader to sweep me off my feet with its native PDF capability and huge […]

I mentioned how excited I was for the Nook here. A large part of the enthusiasm was that, as an […]

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 – […]

I  got a Google Wave invite last week. Now that I’ve played around with it for a bit, I’m sold. […]

A lot of philosophers might want server space, but don’t want to shell out the money. I’m talking about real […]

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

Blog platforms are so good and versatile that educators have all of the resources we need to run a course […]

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