It was a difficult process, but my videos and music are FINALLY loaded up on my DroboFS and shared on our home network including our DLNA capable TV. I also just downloaded Google Music and am in the process of uploading my 5,300 tracks which I dutifully ripped from all of our CDs several years [...]
Archive of posts filed under the Home Computing and Security category.
New Android phone is now sync’d!–My iPad was faster, just say’n
It is finished! It took me 30 hours to figure out how to finally get my new T-Mobile Exhibit phone to sync with my work’s Exchange server. Getting contacts and calendar was so essential that it delayed me several months in getting a new phone, potentially without a data plan. T-Mobile’s new $49 unlimited text, [...]
What would I do with a tablet? I’d walk
I am one to believe that the first tablet PCs were ahead of their time (I actually used one once or twice way back in the day). They were just too bulky. I also felt that netbooks were to slow and didn’t power on quickly enough so I steered clear of those too. But then [...]
Matching devices to your personal preferences
I got my first chance to hold a Galaxy Tab the other day. It wasn’t just my first real look at a Galaxy Tab, but it was, in fact, my first look at a tablet device. Yes, I have steered clear of the iPad. I am in the mood to adopt some new piece of [...]
Facebook, Why I haven’t quit
If you’ve followed my Twitter feed lately you’ll notice that I am one of those up in arms about Facebook’s privacy changes. If you haven’t heard yet, what the heck have you been doing? It’s been on the local news for god’s-sake! I want to make one thing clear, it is not that I don’t [...]
