I've finally managed to spend a decent amount of time using Windows 7 Beta 1 as my routine operating system for my usual tasks. In this blog post I talk about my experience and what I think of the new OS.

This weekend I went to see Iron Man at a nearby DLP theater with speakers that shook the seats. Read the blog post for my review and commentary.

This blog post details my review of the Macbook Air, not from the point of view of whether I think its the best laptop for everyone in the world, but how it measures up to my own personal standards.

So I finally broke down and bought an iPhone. In this post I'm going to take a look at what I think is the good and the bad about this device from the perspective of a programmer who used to own a really powerful EVDO-speed smartphone.

I've just gotten back from watching the Transformers movie and I've decided to write a spolier-friendly review. That means you can read it if you haven't seen the movie yet

There is an industry expression that refers to running test software in real, live situations as 'dogfooding' or as 'eating your own dogfood'. I've been forcing myself to use Vista since it hit RTM and here are my thoughts and results.

Last night I stumbled into a Gamestop and lo and behold - there was a playable Wii inside! I had to temporarily sacrifice my driver's license and sign away my immortal soul - but I GOT TO PLAY!

Review of Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# (Robert C. Martin Series)

Yesterday the TiVo arrived in the mail. I have to admit, I was intimidated and wasn't sure if I would even get it to work, let alone like it. Check out my review to see what I discovered.

Notemesh is one of the most recent additions of software to the Web 2.0 landscape ... for better or for worse.

So I've been playing with Windows Vista RC1 and thought I would post up my opinions. I will try and keep this as objective and unbiased as possible, as there's a lot of windows-bashing going around lately and I'd rather not contribute to bias.

There has been a lot of discussion and buzz around the WWDC keynote, so I thought I would chime in with my decidedly Vista/Windows perspective on things

Lately it seems as though Web2.0 sites and social software sites are popping up like weeds. The problem is, most of them aren't even as useful as a weed. Is Diigo a weed or a genuinely useful addition to the Web 2.0 community?

Here's a couple summaries of some sessions that I've attended today and yesterday

Review of PCS Phone Audiovox PPC-6700 (Sprint)

This is a review and summary of my second day with Windows Vista Beta 2